Subterranean Changes
Subterranean Changes is Parastatal Sound Series focusingon genealogies of experimental music and sonic engagement beyond western modernism. The goal is to enable new conversations on race and technology through shared listening sessions and critical sound practice.
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AI and Technodiversity (opens the original)
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In this episode we hear a large excerpt of Moisés Horta Valenzuela’s live performance “Acaso de veras se vive con raíz en la tierra?”. In the interview that follows, Moisés discusses some the ideas behind Semilla AI, the neural audio synthesizer used in the performance. He offers comments on seed casting and algorithmic prediction, technodiversity, and collaborative authorship in response to corporate AI. The performance does not reproduce ancestral practices but places them in critical conversa
Noise Creates Me (opens the original)
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Tuce Alba discusses her sound performance Between Heights , presented as part of Subterranean Changes Live Series at Bar Neun, Berlin in July 2025. The ney, traditionally associated with specific images and ideologies, is reimagined—stretched and distorted—its breath fragmented, resynthesized, and transformed into a new form that challenges tradition while remaining rooted in it. A breath becomes vibration, vibration becomes distortion, noise creates me. Subterranean Changes is a Parastatal soun
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