Who's behind the camera
- Base
- Berlin
- Makes
- Records, slowly
- Plays
- Weekends
- Teaches
- A monthly workshop
- Label
- Independent
Nadia moved to Berlin for six months of a music production course and stayed for the eleven years after it. She produces from a room with no daylight and a window that opens onto a courtyard, which she says is the correct amount of window for the job.
«A record should take as long to open as it took to write.»
Her records are patient — long intros, drums that arrive when they are ready. She plays them out on weekends, mostly in rooms small enough that she can see the back wall.
She teaches a monthly workshop for women and non-binary producers, and that is the part of the calendar she refuses to move.
The open collection
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The private collection
Unreleased takes, the room at 4am, the version that did not make the record. This is how a paid gallery looks to a fan before they unlock it. In this template there is nothing to pay.
06 pieces
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- Formats
- Integration · Video · Live
- Turnaround
- 2–3 weeks
- Media kit
- On request