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LIVE: Simon Scott Christopher Willits moskitoo illuha Organize: cubic music Support: p*dis, Tetsuro Yasunaga Office Planning: [cubic music](http://cubicmusic.com/) inquiry: [info@cubicmusic.com](mailto:info@cubicmusic.com) [12k Official Site](http://www.12k.com/) 10/11 tickets 2000Yen* (on Sale 10/10 SuperDeluxe only) Artist Information: ##Simon Scott  Simon Scott (b. 1971) is a British sound artist and multi-instrumentalist who is currently based in Cambridge, UK. Below Sea Level is Scott's debut album for 12k, and it was debuted live in quadraphonic sound in 2011. The aesthetics of active listening and the subjective distinction of compositional materials and sound timbres are predominant explorations in his work. His music is a fusion of digital signal manipulation, micro-melodies and minimalism combined with environmental sounds and organic acoustic textures. He is inspired by his interests in sound ecology, music technology, digital media, illustration, photography, composition and sound art. Since the late 1990's Scott's work has been featured in a variety of international films, sonic art exhibitions, dance productions and digital multi-media projects. He has toured worldwide since 1988 (he was the drummer for Slowdive between 1990 and 1994, who worked with Brian Eno on the Souvlaki album), and his track "For Martha" was included on the respected German label Kompakt's Pop Ambient 2012 compilation series. His music has been previously released on Morr Music, Miasmah, Ghostly International and other respected international recording labels. Scott has shared the stage, remixed and been remixed by Isan, Nils Frahm, Taylor Deupree, Klimek, Richard Chartier, Tim Hecker, Christopher Willits, Marcus Fisher, AUS, Lawrence English, The Caretaker, Sawako, Fourcolor, Mark Templeton, Moskitoo, Library Tapes, Ulrich Schnauss, Machinefabriek, Pinkcourtesyphone (Richard Chartier), Janek Schaefer, Jaspter TX, and The Sight Below. Scott is also a freelance music technology lecturer and composer for film and advertising; in 2008, he established the KESH [simonscott.org](http://simonscott.org/) ##Christopher Willits  Christopher Willits is a San Francisco-based multimedia art, electronic music and guitar pioneer. Using his self-designed software to "paint with his guitar" (Pitchfork), Willits creates "mesmerizing, intricate electronic soundscapes" (Nowness) and lush audiovisual performances of weaving patterns, texture, and harmony. A guitarist, composer, producer, photographer, visual artist, and system designer, Willits manifests his creativity into relaxing experiences of overlapping sound and light. Working solo and in collaboration with the likes of Ryuichi Sakamoto and Matmos, Willits, a Mills College graduate with a master's degree in electronic music, has released 20 plus albums within the last decade, albums of "incredibly intelligent compositions" (Tokafi) that defy genre in the spirit of beauty and experimentation. [Christopher Willits Homepage](http://christopherwillits.com/) ##moskitoo  moskitoo(b. 1978) is sound artist and graphic designer in Japan. She began making music in 1997 playing guitar and small casio keyboards in
various bands in Sapporo. In 2005 she began writing,
playing, and singing under the moniker Moskitoo. “Drape”
(12k1041) is her first full-length release.
She plays guitar, metallophone, organ, drum machines,
synthesizers and nostalgic toy instruments in this album…
A 4 track EP with remixes shortly followed,
featuring remixes by Frank Bretschneider, Mark Fell and Taylor Dupree,
who was also the mastering engineer on “Drape”.
She currently lives in Tokyo.
continues her diverse activities… [moskitoo Homepage](http://moskitoo.com/) ##illuha  [illuha Homepage](http://illuha.com/)