Techno and tweets? Synths and squawks? As far as Dominik Eulberg is concerned, electronic music and nature are not distinct, but two sides of the same coin. Spending half his time behind the DJ decks and the rest birdwatching, the music producer and ecologist has made a career out of blending art and nature. Tomorrow night, Eulberg is bringing his brand of minimal techno and animal sounds to Urania Berlin in Schöneberg for a one-night-only multimedia concert (07.10.2022 19h30). The show is called Mikroorgasmen überall and follows the publication of Eulberg’s book of the same name where he reveals the secret lives of the bugs, plants and birds that live on our doorsteps. The concert layers live sounds, videos and nature samples interspersed with factual snippets about plants and animals. The aim is not just to entertain, but to educate you about the natural world. Pervading Eulberg’s performances is an almost fanatical love of wildlife: he named each of the tracks on his latest album after species of birds and even lets a colony of ants play his Moog synthesizer. Quite what that sounds like, we don’t know – but we’re here for it.
Text: Benji Haughton / Photos: Natalia Luzenko / Credit: Urania Berlin
Mikroorgasmen überall (07.10.2022 19h30) at Urania Berlin, An d. Urania 17, 10787 Berlin–Schöneberg; map
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