On 22 October, experience Djrum (live) with his self-built instruments: hybrid acoustic-electronic sculptures made from raw and found materials.
For EINDER, Djrum not only creates the soundscape and music, but also performs live with his self-built instruments: hybrid acoustic-electronic sculptures made from raw and found materials, where organic resonances merge with deep electronic sound worlds.
With a genre-defying discography released on labels including Houndstooth, and performances at international platforms such as Berlin Atonal, Djrum creates an ever-evolving, physical landscape of sound in which the architecture of the space itself becomes part of the instrument.
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Djrum
Djrum is a perennially acclaimed underground artist, since his first release in 2010 who’s quietly built a list of fans that
reads like a who’s who of contemporary dance music for his ability to deftly fuse a range of genres from jazz, hip hop
and dubstep to ambient and techno.
