6th July 2024

Tuesdays Post presents a night of solos, duos and a trio :
Elif Yalvaç, Jono Podmore and Georgina Brett
Doors 7.30pm | music 8.00pm | £10/£8 conc contactless and cash otd
Elif Yalvaç (née Hazal Elif Yalvaç) creates music using an array of instruments mainly with guitars and software design tools. Her music has received international acclaim including reviews in The Guardian, and The Wire, alongside features and broadcasts including WDR and BBC. Her works embrace opposites: microsound glitches and slow builds; celestial beauty and abrasive energy. Elif collaborates with others extensively, including her avantgarde metal project Diaries of Destruction and her album Green Drift with Expert Sleepers (September 2022). Her most recent works include collaborations with various artists from Nordic countries with Möller Records. Her latest album “Vection” was released in April 2024 by the Amsterdam-based experimental music label Moving Furniture Records under the Eliane Tapes series dedicated to Eliane Radigue. Elif holds an MA degree in Sonic Arts from Istanbul Technical University and regularly delivers workshops and podcasts on electronic music including co-hosting “Talk to the Chip” on Resonance FM with Jono Podmore. Elif teaches electronic music at GSMD in London, and Electronic Music Composition module at ARU. She is a member of RMA’s Music and/as Process committee. She delivers guitar lessons in local community organisations. She is the curator of the bi-monthly live electronics event series “Heart of Noise Cambridge” at Cambridge Junction. Endorsed by Arts Council England, Elif is based in the UK with a Global Talent Visa.
elifyalvac.com
Jono Podmore aka Kumo
…is Professor of the Practice of Popular Music at the prestigious Hochschule für Musik in Cologne, Germany. He has been no slouch with his own musical projects, working under his Kumo alias across multiple releases, live performances and DJ sets worldwide; collaborating with artists as diverse as Can, The Shamen, Jamiroquai, Metamono, Swantje Lichtenstein, Johny Brown and Jhelisa Anderson. The lyrical strains of Podmore’s theremin; his work with writers, visual artists and in the film industry, all continue to push boundaries.
He’s a regular contributor to music and culture magazines incl. The Quietus, cowrote and edited the book Jaki Liebezeit (2020) about the master drummer, and cohosts Talk to the Chip, a podcast and monthly radio show on Resonance FM. Jono hails from Liverpool and lives with his synths in SE London where he teaches Tai Chi. He is currently writing a major book about drugs and the music industry, and developing a feature film based on Byron’s epic poem The Giaour. Ongoing projects, downloads,
linktr.ee/jonopodmore
Georgina Brett studied undergraduate music at Edinburgh University under Peter Nelson and Nigel Osborne, focusing on contemporary music study and techniques. On the strength of her final electronic compositions and her compositional work as music director of the university theatre company Georgina secured a scholarship to The Banff Centre in Canada to study composition and a bursary fund to study MA at Birmingham University under Jonty Harrison. In early 2000’s Georgina worked on a series of binaurally recorded fieldwave CD releases of the environment of eco-festivals and since 2003 she has explored the territories of the voice and delay pedals making collages of vocal sound, usually non verbal. In 2012 Georgina began Tuesdays Post : Live Progressive Ambient in order to create a platform for artists who explore acoustic instruments and electronics, focussing on music both eccentric/eclectic/electro-acoustic and also with a sense of aesthetic beauty. Since 2022 Tuesdays Post has hosted 4 spatial audio concerts.
www.georginabrett.co.uk
2nd April 2024

02.04.24 | 75 Dean St | Soho | London
This will be a fully immersive event with 3 composers writing integrated spatial pieces especially for this unique and state-of-the-art space hosted by Southby Productions. The technology for dissemination around the venue is designed and built by D&B Audiotechnik. This legendary space – what was De Lane Lea -75 Dean St, was Warner Bros. headquarters in London for many decades, since their departure ‘All is Joy’ have taken over management of the building. We are absolutely delighted to have been invited to present our music in this amazing space.
Tuesdays Post has been creating immersive events for many years, but only in the last few years has precise and user friendly technology been more broadly available.. This concert night is to showcase pieces that explore the capabilities of the positional sonic rig. The specific compositional tool which develops spatial themes in music – the movement of sound in space – is a musical device which is independent of rhythm, melody, harmony or timbre. Without an immersive concert space, exploring the sonic dimensions of sound in space is not possible.
Our 3 composers are:
Merkaba Macabre is a multimedia project by Steven McInerney, operating across musical performance, installation, audiovisual, and experimental film. McInerney’s work draws upon dichotomous energies, meditating between the sacred and profane. His cinematic work explores psychospiritual tropes and altered perception, often blurring the lines between science and fiction. His live performances utilise real-time feedback systems to exploit the audience’s awareness within time-based media; pushing the boundaries of perception and the medium itself. McInerney is the founder of Psyché Tropes, a film company and label exploring the synaesthetic intersections between sound and its visual counterpart. Other collaborative projects include: IOME, Post Coma and Flying Disks.
Georgina Brett is a composer and event organiser. After studying an MA in Electroacoustic composition under Jonty Harrison she went on to produce cd’s of binaural recordings from eco-festivals. In 2003 she began making vocal live-looping collages/improvisations/compositions and has composed many albums exploring a range of ideas and musical challenges for mono-choir. She began Tuesdays Post : Live Progressive Ambient in 2012 to promote artists creating music on the cusp of electro-acoustic and ambient styles. Having gained a fascination for surround sound spatial music at undergraduate level she has curated a number of multispeaker concerts in London over the years. In 2023 she: spoke on a panel at Sound II Light Festival hosted by Sova Audio, curated 3, immersive/ambisonic events at Iklectik, London, attended a week-long course learning to use the 4DSOUND sonic rig at Stonenest, London and has presented a talk and a composition at Gloucester University “Everyday is Spatial” Conference.
Paul Conboy has been working as a recording artist, composer, producer and performer in contemporary music for over 15 years. Formerly as A.P.E, along with Adrian Corker, he was signed to Dorado Records in 1994, a working partnership that included the scores for: BAFTA winning dramas for TV. Paul has worked with Tim Simenon for his Electric Tones label which lead to the resurrection of ‘Bomb The Bass’, featuring Paul as vocalist and on synthesizer and in 2009 Paul co-founded an analogue electronic collective Metamono with Jono Podmore (Kumo) and fine artist Mark Hill. Adhering to a strict but liberating manifesto Metamono release music on cassette and vinyl with HoHum records, whilst building a live following with their unique performance events. Currently in Chocolate Hills, a duo with Alex Paterson (The Orb). Hill and Paterson began with their 2019 debut ‘A Pail Of Air’ on Painted World records. The duo have performed many times since 2019, including at the Roundhouse, alongside Leftfield, GAS, Ulrich Schnauss and System 7. Their most recent album, Yarns from the Chocolate Triangle was released on Paterson’s label Obscure Records in 2023.
We look forward to presenting our integrated compositions, of which some of the elements will be performed live, that delight the ear and leave the impression that music centred around positional composition is an experience that is extraordinary and worthwhile.
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