Jakojako launches all new track ‘Modus’ from ‘Segmente’ EP (NovaMute)
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(Photo by Marco Krueger) Berlin based modular synthesist and DJ JakoJako, aka Sibel Koçer, has shared the first track, “Modus”, from her new four-track “Segmente” EP, set for release via NovaMute on 26 July 2024. All four tracks on this new upcoming EP originated in her live shows.
The new EP follows the “Verve” EP, her debut for Mute, a full length album, “Metamorphos” (2022, Bigamo) and her collaboration with Rødhåd, “In Vere” (2022, WSNWG), both of which came hot on the heels of two remixes for Mute – New Order’s “Be A Rebel” and Martin Gore’s “Vervet”.
Here’s “Modus”.
Koçer started her career working with modular systems and patch cables. Her studies soon progressed into performing regular live sets in Berlin, a Berghain Residency and a position at Berlin electronic music institution, SchneidersLaden.
In recent years she has been involved in several motion sensor dance projects with dancers at Superbooth and Kraftwerk Berlin, and has performed at the Royal Albert Hall with Bonobo, and at the Barbican in London with an improvised ‘Circle Of Live’ performance that featured dance and a specially commissioned art installation.
Jakojako live dates
- 26 May –Berghain (DE)
- 8 June – Wurzelfestival DE)
- 15 June – Danza Futura Festival (PT)
- 20 June – La Nature Festival (Ambient live set) (BE)
- 21 June – La Nature Festival (DJ set) (BE)
- 22 June – Dancity (IT)
- 14 July – Berghain (DE)
- 19 July – Detect Classic Festival (Live performance with the Detect Ensemble) (DE)
- 19 July – Detect Classic Festival (DJ set) (DE)
- 20 July – Harbour Summer
- 26 July – 2Nature (IT)
- 27 July – Junction 2 Festival (UK)
- 28 July – Äiniwalli (FI)
- 2 Aug – Whole Festival (DE)
- 11 Aug – Paradigm Festival (NL)
- 17 Aug – Ratherlost at Lofi (NL)
- 18 Aug – TR3 Festival (DE)
- 30 Aug – Station Nuage (FR)
- 31 Aug – Doel Festival (BE)
- 7 Sep – Draaimolen Festival (NL)
- 14 Sep – Smut Athens (GR)
- 20 Sep – Klub K4 (SI)
- 27 Sep – Berlin, Berghain (DE)
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