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“Things what I wrote!” links >>>

• Interview with Max Richter for Cyclic Defrost: Click me…
  
  Max Richter is a composer, pianist and music producer.
  Albums: Memoryhouse, The Blue Notebooks, Songs From Before.
   
  
• Mobilising Ambient Sound-Scapes (Or: How the iPod changed my life): Click me…
  
  An article on the changing ways we interact with musical ambience in our daily lives written for Music Forum Magazine. 
    
• Interview with Julian Knowles for Cyclic Defrost:
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  Julian Knowles is a composer, music producer, filmmaker, sound designer and indie-rock musician.
  Groups: Even As We Speak, Social Interiors.  
   
• Interview with Seb Chan for Music Forum: Click me…
  
  Seb Chan is a DJ, music writer and publisher, museum technologist, and organizer of many legendary electronic music nights in Sydney. 
  Projects: Frigid, Cyclic Defrost, Sub Bass Snarl. 
   
• Gendering the DJ – Female performers and the alternative electronic music scene
  Interview with Lorna Clarkson & Melinda Taylor: Click me…
  
  An discussion on gender with two Australian female electronic musicians, Lorna Clarkson & Melinda Taylor, published in Music Forum Magazine.                  

  Lorna Clarkson is an international DJ and presenter of Radio FBi’s program ‘Under the Influence‘.
   
  Melinda Taylor produces electronica under the name of robokoneko, is a DJ, and co-founded of the Australian indie label and online record store Couchblip! 
  Albums: Anembo, Shades of Genki, Electric Avenue Chapter 5.

   

   

   

 Academic “Things what I wrote!” links >>> 

• “QUITE A DILEMMA!” Musical Performance and Debate Concerning the Usefulness of the Maltese Language in Australia: Click me… 
  
  Topic: Maltese Australian culture, language and music performance. 
   
• Femininity and Voice in Felicity’s New Shadow:
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  Topic: Australian country music, gender, Felicity Urquhart.  
   
• Gendered Adaptations of Maltese Ghana Performance: Click me… 
  
  Topic: Maltese Australian folk music and culture, ghana spirtu pront, gender. 

  Related Links: The Wounding Song.