- Produced by SPILL
- Price £15/£10; Part of SPILL Passes – SPILL ALL-SEEING: £120 and Week 2: £80
- Get ready for piano, primal.
- Bring along reinvention.
- Surf to book tickets.
- See you at Toynbee Studios
Having almost completed a full circle, Othon’s brand new work Kodama goes back to his roots and his primal love, the piano.
Othon’s perspective, however, is completely transformed; having gone through a series of transcendental shamanic experiences in the Brazilian jungle and having gained technical experience working with electronic and dance music for the last couple of years as a DJ and producer, his relationship with the piano is reinvented & his passion re-ignited. Using loops that build up in intensity, harmonic richness and mystical high-frequency overtones, he aims to create windows of emotional abundance, sometimes reinforced by electronic grooves & other acoustic instruments.
Othon thinks of himself as a vehicle for the unstoppable creative force of a conscious Universe. A continuously evolving songwriter, composer, producer & promoter of Papa Loko, as well as a multi-awarded pianist & an upcoming DJ, Othon has been continuously evolving his sound from his deeply experimental, austere debut Digital Angel to his richly textured critically-acclaimed Pineal. He has worked with an incredible array of artists & musicians including Marc Almond, Ron Athey, Franko B, Peter Christopherson, Current 93 & Ernesto Tomasini.
The McCarricks are a duo of cello & violin that create haunting live soundtracks for films. They have worked with Marc Almond, Kristin Hersh, Sinead O’Connor, Gary Numan, Marianne Faithful and others. Martin McCarrick was a member of Siouxsie and the Banshees and played with Dead Can Dance and This Mortal Coil.
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COMPETITION: Win 1 x pair of tickets for Kodama at Toynbee Studios on Friday 6 November at 21:00. To enter the competition, send an email to bojana@run-riot.com with the correct answer in the ‘subject’ box. The winner will be randomly selected.
Q: What name did Othon give to his musical style?
A: 1) LDN 2) PAN 3) SAT