Concerts, DJ set
Theo Parrish, Jlin, Canalón de Timbiquí
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8 pm: Canalón de Timbiquí | Auditorium
9 pm: Jlin | Foyer
10 pm: Theo Parrish (DJ set) | Foyer
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Canalón de Timbiquì
Marimba, Guasá rattles, and Bombo drums: Led by the gentle melodics of singer Nidia Góngara and her choir, this backbeat-accentuated shuffle references the Afro-diasporic history of the Columbian Pacific coast.
Jlin
Hyper-rhythm architectures: Jlin produces beats as a direct interface between machine and body—only to be understood through movement, not with the mind. With Black Origami she has created a masterpiece of machine percussion, pulsing bass, and disharmonic synth sounds.
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Theo Parrish
On moving from Chicago to Detroit in the 1990s, Parrish took with him his experience in the early House scene, the Jazz soundtrack of his childhood, and a diploma in sculpture. To this day, improvisation, references to Disco and Funk, and a conceptual approach shape his (deeper than) Deep House and High Tech Jazz.