Let's celebrate women in electronic music

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https://youtu.be/3KRhWNJuLlo

https://youtu.be/frmJKaPT5U8

*posts vespertine*

*thread gets locked*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0k0-zfEBcc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53CYAFHx9w8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFeo6uk_PrE

off the top of my head, I'm sure more will come to me

orite

lovin dis thread!

Recent, where do you even begin?

Maria W Horn:

https://www.discogs.com/artist/4140579-Maria-W-Horn

Kate Carr:

Gwen, a local lady from Cardiff, continues to intersect genres. Really enjoy her dedication to strangeness, drone tones & textures:

https://soundcloud.com/rumblin_cynth_rampo

Stacks of mint inclusions already.

Legacies?

Daphne Oram, Pauline Oliveros (Deep Listening is surely a book that's required reading for anyone with an interest in music?) & Eliane Radigue's works already covered. Adore the latter's L'Île Re-Sonante, Songs of Milarepa, Trilogie de la Mort & Kyema/Intermediate States + DO's Oramics takes some beating for sheer wtf-ness

Ellen Fullman deserves a link or two. Worked w/Pauline Oliveros & although her long string instrument thingy looks cumbersome, it sounds sublime:

skip to 6:50-ish

https://ellenfullman.bandcamp.com/album/staggered-stasis

Ann Kroeber, Alan Splet's wife, has a sound-design cv to die for. Worked w/David Lynch across various projects plus all manner of audio for music, film & documentaries. Just wish she'd team up w/Chris Watson, cos they seem like natural allies.

DiY's original free-party godess Emma. Deeeeepest House. Hope she plays their 30th birthday this summer:

One aspect to add to the already extensive posts is this cracking read - just the right balance of education & entertainment:

96 banger by Andrea Parker

Herr Jan bringing the goods. Shame on me for forgetting about Ruth White and Inga Copeland, and I even own that Beatriz Ferreyra album on vinyl

Sia first charted in 1999 featuring on this DJ Friendly track:

  On 3/11/2019 at 11:42 AM, Roo said:

Sia first charted in 1999 featuring on this DJ Friendly track:

 

FYI, this remixed a stripped down vocal track ("Mad Love") she had released on her 1997 debut.