Nanetora on Rootdown FM playlist
The live streaming subscriber radio station RootDown FM features the album Nanetora. Tune in, enjoy the fresh program and request your favorite track!
Nanetora on CIUT fm
The album Nanetora can be heard from the outstanding radio station CIUT FM, based in energetic Toronto. Tune in and enjoy the program!
Nanetora on Munich-Radio
Munich-Radio, the vibrant streaming station broadcasting 24 hours a day, is featuring music from the album Nanetora. Visit www.munich-radio.de and enjoy the program!
Lounging Sound playing Nanetora
The renown online radio station Lounging Sound is featuring music from the album Nanetora. Visit the station’s website and enjoy a fantastic streaming program! http://www.loungingsound.com
Samurai.fm special show
London/Tokyo based web radio station Samurai.fm asked Per Boysen and Costas Andreou to produce a show for them, based on the album Nanetora. Listen here! http://www.samurai.fm/
Fish Of Fortune featured on Smooth Groovers Podcast
The track Fish Of Fortune is featured on the Smooth Groovers Podcast Season 3 – Episode 22. You can listen to the Podcast from iTunes.
Soma FM playing Nanetora
You can hear music from the album Nanetora on the Sonic Universe streaming station of Soma FM. Tune in and enjoy one of the best stations worldwide! http://somafm.com/
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The album Nanetora is the first fruit of a long distance collaboration between Per Boysen (Sweden) and Costas Andreou (Greece). Defying the physical distance, the duo's music has its space and time delimited by human interaction in a dynamic musical meeting. Filters become notes and notes become filters, as two brushes drip colors over a 3D canvas.
The vibrating strings, the bow atmospherics, the tonal clusters, the sensitive groove, all become ingredients for human-to-digital sound fields. A gentle machine, fed with harmonics, melts down sound loops to space radio emissions.
Nanetora invites you to a compositional work that walks hand in hand with improvisation and performance. Everything is live, from the guitar clouds that gather over the northern sky, to the train that never sleeps - the magnetic tape.
Tones and textures owe their sea-like dynamics to real-time processing. The final output is a direct result of live electronics. The physical control of music technology transforms circuits into instruments - and instruments into mechanical modulators.