eliot bates: ethnomusicology, popular music

 

some friends of mine, or more precisely, their websites...

  • Todd Thille, Synesthete is one of the most creative video artists out there today. And I mean out there...
  • The Warheads - an original San Francisco music concoction of Ron K and JRS
  • Ulas Özdemir - brilliant Alevi musician and musicologist
  • Aytekin Atas - one of the most creative arrangers in Turkey
  • Tricky Redkin is a funky psychedelic children's group whose album I mixed
  • Cemali is a Turkish industrial band primarily based in the Bay Area
  • Neoplast is Turkey's only true goth industrial darkwave band
  • Eric Ederer is a man on a mission: ultimate esoteric knowledge about the cumbus...
  • Myra Melford is an experimental jazz pianist and inspiring teacher of the works of Leroy Jenkins, Dave Douglas, and Henry Threadgill
  • Jonathan Kessler and Beth Moscov do many things - raising goats, archery, and playing doumbek...
  • Sinan Erdemsel is an Istanbul-based multi-instrumentalist who often teaches at various camps in California.
  • Aharon Wheels Bohlsta is one of the craziest tabla players and drummers ever. And that's a good thing...
  • Four Flea Circus is one of the stranger new groups to emerge from Cal. They were just in Japan last summer...
  • John Carlos Perea is a fellow Berkeley student, grooving bassist, and powwow drummer
  • Graham St. John is an anthropologist doing the most interesting and important academic research on electronic dance music right now.
  • Lou Winant is working on drum 'n' bass for his PhD dissertation at U of Washington. He's also mysteriously into pirates.


Updated March 14, 2008

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