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EPISODE · Feb 27, 2026 · 50 MIN

Telepeasants - Remote Performances, Collaboration, and Open Source Music

from The Lorenzo's Music Podcast · host Lorenzo's Music

In this episode of Lorenzo's Music Podcast, I meet Michał Seta and Dirk Stromberg, of Telepaesants. The project is an innovative way for musicians to collaborate across continents. Michal joins us from Canada and has a background in music and technology, and develops open-source products and services at lab148.xyz, while Dirk shares his experiences as an audio engineer based in Singapore. Together, they tell me about the concept of telepresence in music, how they leverage technology to perform and create art remotely.We discuss their unique instruments, as well as the challenges of collaborating in real-time across different time zones. They share their creative process, including how they utilize open-source software and virtual spaces to enhance their performances. With a mix of improvisation and collaboration.To check out their work and learn more about their projects, visit their website at https://telepeasants.space and their YouTube channel, Telepeasants.Lorenzo's Music Website - https://www.lorenzosmusic.com

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