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rEmPiT g0dDe$$ – PRIME ENERGY

rEmPiT g0dDe$$ – rEmPiT g0dDe$$
[YESNO 110]

rEmPiT g0dDe$$

“PRIME ENERGY”

“I dreamt of an instrument obedient to my thoughts, bending & shaping the fabric of reality itself.”

rEmPiT g0dDe$$ adeptly synthesises the traditional tunings of Southeast Asian instruments such as Malaysia’s Serunai, Rebab, and The Philippines’ Kulintang into the dynamic fabric of mutated-club music within the domain of textural industrial soundscapes, characterised by propulsive rhythms echoing the spirit of rave, merging the timelines between traditional practices, grassroots EDM, and post-club rhythms.

Part of Southeast Asia’s electronic music scene, Victoria Yam moves between worlds as easily as she slips between her two experimental music projects, Viktoria and rEmPiT g0dDe$$.

Spending her time between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore the producer and DJ boldly ventures into the farthest, darkest recesses of industrial club, whipping up missives from the underground – playing across Asia and Europe such as Boiler Room for Maho Rasop festival in Bangkok, Naarm’s Speed at Final in Taipei, the Alex Blake Charlie Sessions Festival in Singapore, Pestapora festival in Jakarta, Orbitware in Bali, Nhạc Gãy in Saigon, and King’s Place for the Oram Awards in London where she performs as Viktoria, her singer-songwriter alias.

Produced by Victoria Yam
Artwork by Andrea Miu
Mastered by Vandy Rizaldi (Agensi 56)

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posted 14 April 2024