scratches on blank vinyl become music in project bootleg
blank vinyl records are brought and taped to the floor at concerts where the thrashing and abuse from the live audience creates music.
project bootleg by manuel & max creative + daniel freitag
all images manuel & max creative
project bootleg, an initiative by musician daniel freitag and manuel & max creative studio presents a new form of live recording. the creative team tapes blank vinyl records to the floor at various music concerts like die antwoord, gold panda, the roots, apparat and deadmau5. the thrashing and abuse from the audience throughout each show creates unique scratched and weathered grooves on its surface, which generate original sound bytes. audio is then mixed on a record player in a studio, where the damage from the live shows manifests as distorted instrumental compositions when combined with other existing tracks.
project bootleg
video courtesy manuel urbanke
vinyl from a deadmau5 show
vinyl from a die antwoord show
vinyl from a gold panda show
vinyl from a show by the roots
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