DJ SS / Leroy Small

Next in the Creative Media Lab lecture series

Monday 21 Jan
18:00hrs
Room Queens 1.10
DJ SS/LEROY SMALL - drum'n'bass producer & DJ - label manager - event promoter - pressure builder

A stalwart of the jungle/drum'n'bass scene since the Acid House revolution of the late 1980s, local legend Leroy Small - better known behind the decks as DJ SS - brings you the benefit of his experience as the CEO of Formation Records, and as a music producer, label manager and DJ of international reputation.

[BB 17/1]

Seeking Upcoming Student Gigs

We would like to get some video footage of MTI/MTP students performing in venues in Leicester, such as bands performing in clubs -- that is, not necessarily classwork related. This will help us communicate to prospective students how the vibrant Leicester music scene is a resource to our students. If you have a gig coming up in January or February that you would be willing to have video taped, please contact Andrew Hill (a.hill@dmu.ac.uk).
[BB 17/1]

Concert Wednesday January 16th PACE1 7pm

 
Andrew Lewis – Wellcome Trust concert

“Andrew Lewis’s new audio-visual work Lexicon is based on a poem written by a 12-year old boy, Tom, in which he tries to articulate his personal experience of dyslexia. By presenting an imaginary sonic and visual journey through the text of the poem, Lexicon explores not only the challenges, but also the life-affirming creative potential that dyslexia, and a fuller understanding of it, can bring. Lexicon is supported by the Wellcome Trust's 'Engaging Science' programme, which aims to use artistic creation as a means of raising public awareness of biomedical science.”

Andrew Lewis (Bangor University) will perform this audio visual work and other acousmatic from the Bangor studio; also the world premiere of Pulse from MTI’s Peter Batchelor who studied with Andrew Lewis.
Pre-concert talk by Andrew Lewis at 3pm in PACE 1.

Andrew Lewis - Dark Glass

Kimon Emmanouil Grigoriadis - Peri-Phonis

Andrew Lewis - Lexicon

Peter Batchelor - Pulse

Andrew Lewis - Penmon Point

Entry Free! MUST2003 and MUST2007 - part of your concert report assignment!

Dirty Electronics@DMU

Dirty Electronics, directed by John Richards, will resume regular activities at De Montfort University, Leicester every Thursday evening 6:00 – 9:00, PACE Building, Studio 1. Participation is open to all and new members are welcome. Information on a selection of previous concerts and events can be found on the Dirty Electronics website.