音乐与诗歌 Spit Tunes 50/60

时间/Time: 2018年6月27日 21:00

门票/Ticket: 50(ADV)/60(DOOR)

地点/Venue: 黄昏黎明俱乐部 (DDC)

地址/ADD: 北京市东城区美术馆后街山老胡同14号

Shanlao Hutong NO. 14, Dongcheng District

电话/Tel: 010-64078969

邮箱/Mail: DuskDawnClub@gmail.com

Bands ：

Liane Halton – Anthony Tao

Djang San and Band – Xiao Shui

Macondo – Simon Shieh

Dawei and Social Poets – Dawei

Spittoon is Beijing’s main stage for poetry and fiction writers, with reading nights taking place across the city and a bi-annual literary magazine that sells in outlets all over town. Spittoon has always been a platform for creativity and innovation, and we are very excited to introduce the next showcase of our exciting music and writing collaboration project - Set to take place at DDC, June 27th 2018.

Spit-Tunes sets up a band or musical artist with a poet for collaboration on a special musical piece inspired by the poet’s poetry. We have an amazing line up, with KO, DFA1989, Hugh Reed, Li Er Yang, and Ember Swift taking part – A vast array of musical styles that would suffice to be a brilliant gig alone except that now the bands will play a special collaboration song in their sets, complete with a small reading from each collaborating poet.

This is a project that brings Beijing's music and literary scenes together in a hugely compelling way and we're very lucky to have the best talents to bring it to life. Come to DDC on the 27th June to see the what our musicians and writers have cooked up.

Poets:

Simon Shieh

Simon Shieh is a poet and the Director of InkBeat Arts, an organization that empowers young people through artistic expression. He is the Editor in Chief of the Spittoon Literary Magazine and serves as the Writer in Residence at the International School of Beijing. Simon’s work appears or is forthcoming in Grist, Public Poetry, Anomaly, SOFTBLOW, Kartika Review, and CALAMITY, among others.

Xiao Shui

肖水，1980年生于湖南郴州，先后就读于复旦大学法学院、中文系。曾任复旦诗社第二十七任社长，创办复旦诗歌节、复旦诗歌图书馆、复旦大学诗歌资料收藏中心。出版有诗集《失物认领》（2012）、《中文课》（台湾，2012）、《艾草：新绝句诗集》（2014）、《渤海故事集：小说诗诗集》（2016）、《渤海故事集》（中英文双语版，Noelle Noell 译，香港，2017）。合译布劳提根诗集《避孕药与春山矿难》、小说《在美国钓鳟鱼》（广西师范大学出版社，2018），主编《复旦诗选》（2013、2015、2016）。曾获未名诗歌奖、《上海文学》诗歌新人奖、诗探索奖•新锐奖、三月三诗会奖、第二届华语青年作家奖提名奖、第二届建安文学奖、第七届复旦诗歌特别贡献奖等。

Anthony Tao

Anthony Tao is a writer, editor, and cat owner in Beijing. His poetry has appeared in publications such as Prairie Schooner, Borderlands, Kartika Review, Cottonwood, Asian Cha, etc. (and Spittoon!). He is currently the Asia managing editor of the China news website SupChina.com, and captain of Beijing Ultimate Frisbee teams. Previously you might have seen him around The Bookworm coordinating the 9th and 10th editions of the Bookworm Literary Festival.

Dawei

大卫把他的创作称为社会诗歌，他的作品是充满诗性的，却来自社会街头，来自对真正的普通人的关注。大卫把那些粗砺的愤怒和抗议用诗的灵性精心打磨成迷人的艺术品，这些艺术品表面上细腻温柔，内里却包裹着斗争的力量。这是只属于大卫的作品，是这个在资本笼罩下艺术灵魂枯竭而变得虚伪乏味充满欺骗的时代里，一位真诚的诗人在街头的吟唱。

Artists ：

Macondo

Macondo make some of the most interesting and exciting music coming out of Beijing today: instrumental rock with elements of math-core, infused with vibes drawn from 70s psychedelic music, adding the production and sound of today's electronic music. Their unique music shifts from sounds that are ambient and heavy, spacious and dense to atmospheric but rhythmically driven. Bombastic drumming, layered with lush floating guitar textures and earth-shaking energetic bass attack, and otherworldly synthesiser sounds.

Formed in 2014, the band quickly made a splash on the Beijing music scene, their live shows left audiences open-mouthed, describing it as 'Volcano Rock'.

Djang San and Band

Re-inventor of Chinese classical instrument zhongruan, philosopher, poet, composer, guitar hero, DJ, one man orchestra, music pioneer and explorer of new sounds, Djang San has been doing music in China since the year 2000. An artist with many faces, Djang San has also won the battle of the bands in Mainland China and Hong Kong against 100 bands in the year 2011.

Djang San has so far released 28 albums, the music styles of the albums range from Jazz to electro, rock, classical music, experimental music and more. Creator of a theory of intelligence, the personality of Djang San takes many different shapes in his many different projects.

As a one man band, Djang San plays seven different instruments on stage including guitar, flutes, electronic devices and synthesizers.

Djang San + Band is an extension of Djang San, a trio based on an electric version of Chinese instrument zhongruan he has created himself in 2014. The band is now extending its playlist to all of Djang San’s 28 albums.

Liane Halton

Having completed a B. Mus. in Composition and Classical Guitar at Rhodes University in South Africa in 2012, Liane moves between contemporary world, classical and jazz styles. She is currently the bassist for the Surf band "Boss Cuts", and composes for the classical guitar.

Dawei and Social Poets

His music rhymes with violence, acme, affection, literature profoundness, and is full of dramatic tension. free-style rapping is one of his signature. Every time Da Wei's on stage, he surges a poetic tsunami, sweeping the crowd and no one is left to dry.