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EPISODE · Dec 9, 2024 · 1H 14M

CONVERSATION: Michail Stangl (curator, cultural strategist)

from 'Prod: Essays On Music Production In The Human Experience', a Lux Cache podcast. · host Kai Whiston, c/o Lux Cache

'Prod: Essays On Music Production In The Human Experience' is a podcast that examines the crucial ways that sound, music, and all aspects of audio culture have shaped our lives. Today we are joined by influential curator and cultural strategist Michail Stangl (opium_hum), discussing the evolution of curatorial standards in music, the dynamic balance between the underground's niche origins and its global impact, and the considerations of local music scenes that resonate on a worldwide scale. As a leading voice in underground music, Stangl has reshaped the landscape where avant-garde, activism and club cultures intersect. As one of Boiler Room’s primary architects, he was essential in its evolution from a DIY webcast to the world’s largest underground music platform. Beyond Boiler Room, Stangl co-curates Berlin’s pioneering CTM Festival, showcasing a global reach of experimental music in spaces such as Berghain and OXI. Through his ongoing work in radio, festivals, technology and social causes, Stangl is a felt presence of innovation and community within the music world, merging grassroots movements with global connectivity. You can find our library of tools, tutorials, sample packs, and insights into experimental music production over at LUXCACHE.COM 2024 © Whiston Digital / Lux Media  |  luxcache.com

'Prod: Essays On Music Production In The Human Experience' is a podcast that examines the crucial ways that sound, music, and all aspects of audio culture have shaped our lives. Today we are joined by influential curator and cultural strategist Michail Stangl (opium_hum), discussing the evolution of curatorial standards in music, the dynamic balance between the underground's niche origins and its global impact, and the considerations of local music scenes that resonate on a worldwide scale. As a leading voice in underground music, Stangl has reshaped the landscape where avant-garde, activism and club cultures intersect. As one of Boiler Room’s primary architects, he was essential in its evolution from a DIY webcast to the world’s largest underground music platform. Beyond Boiler Room, Stangl co-curates Berlin’s pioneering CTM Festival, showcasing a global reach of experimental music in spaces such as Berghain and OXI. Through his ongoing work in radio, festivals, technology and social causes, Stangl is a felt presence of innovation and community within the music world, merging grassroots movements with global connectivity. You can find our library of tools, tutorials, sample packs, and insights into experimental music production over at LUXCACHE.COM 2024 © Whiston Digital / Lux Media  |  luxcache.com

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