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ATTUNEMENT I
 21.10.26
Hexorcismos – concepcion huerta

20:00-22:00 - doors 19:00
RESIDENT ADVISOR EVENT

Concepción Huerta and Hexorcismos inaugurate Sintonia’s new home in Wedding: the Kuppelhalle at silent green. Already established in the international experimental music scene,  they will transform the space into an experience of attunement.  

Working with field recording, analogue synthesis, and tape machines, Concepción Huerta creates expanded layers of media archeology where resonance is physical and political at once.

Hexorcismos employs neural systems to metabolize sound, feeding ancestral and synthetic sources to one another. The results inhabit a third-space between a bodiless voice after the algorithm’s spectralities and a rhythmic corporeal experience that carries a memory of its own making.


ATTUNEMENT II 11.11.26

nuxx – 
cinna peghamy
20:00-22:00 - doors 19:00
RESIDENT ADVISOR EVENT

Processing their instruments with both precision and affect, Nnux and Cinna Peyghamy uncover the sonic terrains of electronic extensions for the second attunement of Sintonia. 

Mexico City-born artist Nnux transforms her voice into sonic material, fracturing, multiplying, and reassembling it into a shape-shifting being who learns the world again with each form she takes. 

Cinna Peyghamy employs DIY synthesizers and soundboxes to create a word of rhythmic experimentation through traditional Persian percussion instruments that resonate beyond acoustic spaces. 







ATTUNEMENT III09.12.26

tuce alba – 
Mo’ong & Bilawa
20:00-22:00 - doors 19:00
RESIDENT ADVISOR EVENT

Pushing traditional instruments to the edge of their sonic possibilities, Tuce Alba, and Mo'ong & Bilawa close this edition of Sintonia.  

Tuce Alba explores the possibilities of sound through a visual and spatial inquiry to sound which is both raw and emotional. Her experimentation with the ney and modular synthesis presents a refreshing perspective on traditional instrumental techniques.

Mo'ong Santoso Pribadi and Bilawa Ade Respati present an audiovisual experience of post-gamelan music that includes algorithmically generated sounds, processed samples, and large clusters of synthetic drones. Their energy-loaded collaboration opens the instrument’s tuning systems into a shifting synthetic field of audiovisual saturation.