Too late to wait! ... A conference on climate and democracy.
We are delighted to announce that Petite Victory Collective has been kindly invited to participate at the next conference on climate and democracy hosted by the French Institut! On Thursday, May 23rd, the French Institute in Denmark will host a debate and cultural evening focused on the theme "New Forms of Climate Activism” at Beboerhuset. To conclude the event, our local artists: Item, Atlas Castle, Yukio Bergholdt, and Wilk Kick will collaborate as duos. The Copenhagen crew, each armed with their favorite hardware, will team up for an epic live electronic performance. Looking forward to see you there!
Programme:
1st part: Albert Ogien (FR), sociologist & Lars Tønder (DK), political scientist (moderator: Lotte Folke)
2nd part: Esther Kjeldahl (DK), activist (moderator: Salvatore Paolo de Rosa)
3rd part: Petite Victory Collective - Concert (free)
- Act 1 ITEM x Atlas Castle
- Act 2 Yukio Bergholdt x Wilk Kick
Act 1 - ITEM x Atlas Castle - 20.00
ITEM
ITEM is a French electronic music producer and sound designer. Based in Copenhagen, he works on building a rich sonic palette, ranging a broad spectrum of styles. From abstract drones to soulful deep-house chords.
ATLAS CASTLE
Atlas Castle is a multifaceted live performer, hardware enthusiast, and electronic music producer from Copenhagen, Denmark. With a deep passion for music, he crafts mesmerizing soundscapes that reflect his dedication to his art. Not only a performer, but Atlas Castle also leads Petite Victory Collective, a nonprofit music label based in Copenhagen. Through this platform, he fosters emerging talents, providing a space for artists to explore their sonic visions. Atlas Castle's unique blend of tradition and innovation shines through his distinctive sound and intimate live performances, offering a fresh perspective on electronic music production.
Act 2 - Yukio Bergholdt x Wilk Kick - 20.45
YUKIO BERGHOLDT
Yukio Bergholdt has been producing electronic music since the mid 90's, cutting his teeth on hardware synths and outboard gear. He certainly has an ear for the nostalgic, and his evocative beats and mellow tones should appeal to fans of the dub, techno, and ambient genres. Yukio Bergholdt grew up in the 80’s near Copenhagen spending a lot of time skateboarding and playing Commodore Amiga games, getting influenced by the fantastic tracker music and pioneering demo scene. Limited by 4 channels and 8-bit samples Yukio and his friends would try to create tracks of their own in tracker music software on the Amiga 500. Always curious to find like minded artists, Yukio has done remixes and videoart scoring with different artists around the world. Today his force lies balancing between creating dub techno, techno, ambient and the occasional sonic or audiovisual experiments.
WILK KICK
Wilk Kick is a sound artist from Gdansk, Poland. He currently lives in Copenhagen. Wilk Kick's musical journey started when he played in local post punk bands as a bass player. His constant search of unique and original sounds naturally led to the discovery of effect pedals, electronic instruments and DAW. Simultaneously, he discovered the underground electronic scene and started to experiment with drum n' bass, minimal, trip hop, dubstep and techno. After some time DJing, his first LP was released. Throughout these years, Wilk Kick formed bands as Teufelsberg (electro-acoustic duet with synthesizers, zither and cello). After moving from Poland to Denmark, he re-discovered his passion for four to the floor music, which he had been fascinated by since an early age.
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