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Nachthorn, for midi-controlled organ Nachthorn takes its name from one of the 78 stops that make up the main organ in St. Antonius Church in Düsseldorf. This instrument, equipped with a system developed by the German company Sinua, offers the … Continue reading →

Released on Vlek in May 2020. You can listen it on Bandcamp, Soundcloud or Spotify Composed by: Maxime Denuc Performed by: Cindy Castillo Recorded by: Patrick Faubert Mastered by: Frederic Alstadt Solarium is an hour-and-a-half organ piece intended for ‘afters’, … Continue reading →

Video by Ana Lucia (2018)

NL builds harsh and emotional walls of sound. Zomerliedjes (Summer Songs) is inspired by the maximalism of Dutch dance music, as well as the texture of North Sea seaside, made by sand and concrete. Choral records, 2016

Appel is an EP focused on emotional and aesthetic links between rave and church music; scores were written for Belgian organist Cindy Castillo and recorded at l’église du Chant d’oiseau, Brussels. Written, produced and mixed by Plapla Pinky. Organ by … Continue reading →

Succession is an uninhibited reinterpretation of five major pieces of baroque music. Pancrace Royer – La Marche des Scythes (1746) 
Jean-Philippe Rameau – Le Rappel des Oiseaux (1724)
 Charles Piroye – La Béatitude (1712)
 Pancrace Royer – Le Vertigo (1746)
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Shattered analogue synths and heavy bass pared right back to put this ghostlike electronica somewhere between concrete noise and expiatory dance. Written & produced by Plapla Pinky Mastered at Dubplates & Mastering by Lupo Cover by Pauline Hisbacq Sonore, 2011

Musical selection for les Siestes Electroniques @ Quai Branly – 2012 Les Siestes · Plapla Pinky @ Siestes Electroniques 2012-07-01 Interview in Hartzine

tallavapassion.tumblr.com Tallava Passion is a blog focused on Tallava music, a musical genre from the Balkans (Albania,Kosovo,Macedonia,…) generally performed for wedding or party. Selected with Aymeric de Tapol Tallava Passion: Artists facing the ethnomusicological object
 In 2012, I discovered via … Continue reading →

Recordings from Cairo // 2011 Your browser does not support the audio element. Your browser does not support the audio element. Your browser does not support the audio element. Your browser does not support the audio element. ________ Bashamichi 5 … Continue reading →