Hexorcismos
MUTUALISMX
Boomkat Product Review:
Mexican sound artist and technologist Hexorcismos rescues AI from “big data” to work with custom neural audio synthesis, involving input from club ace El Irreal Veintiuno, pop mutator Ale Hop, ambient phenom KMRU, and many more on a debut album of queasy, rugged and adventurous electronica.
“For the last seven years, sound artist, technologist, and electronic musician Moisés Horta Valenzuela (aka Hexorcismos) has been studying artificial intelligence and generative art, wondering how these new technologies might be augmented into his musical process. Born in Tijuana and currently based in Berlin, Hexorcismos has long attempted to break down the permeable borders between musical styles and expressions, using the spaces in between to reinforce his politics and worldview. And on ‘MUTUALISMX – becoming sonic network’, he expands his vision, inviting artists from across the globe to collaborate on work that questions the biases inherent in AI models, offering a collective alternative that could serve as a blueprint for further research.
The majority of AI art at this stage works with “big data”, taking ideas from the cultural canon and muddying them with our contemporary reality. But if we accept that mass culture is always politically biased, always swaying towards historical prejudices, then there must be a counter-narrative. Hexorcismos began to develop a bottom-up approach, using “small data” to interrogate his idiosyncratic approach to art; he built a tool called SEMILLA.AI based on neural audio synthesis that could not only mimic his sonic fingerprint but transform it into another. So when he offered the synth to his network of collaborators, he gave them the option of either using only their data or sharing the signatures of each other artist involved in the project, blurring their identities into a mutual voice.
The result is a compilation that unspools with the coherence and fluidity of a single-artist album or adventurous DJ mix, genreless and boundless but unified by a singular message. Hunanese-American artist Kloxii Li for example takes rugged percussion and tense, industrial ambience, smudging her soundscape into a swirling gust of ghostly dissonance. Hexorcismos himself contributes two compositions: the lengthy, hypnotic ‘Acaso de veras se vive con raíz en la Tierra’, an AI-powered scramble of his pointed tribal guarachero experiments; and ‘Interferencias’, a collaboration with Mexican club veteran Bryan Dálvez, aka El Irreal Veintiuno that drives intense dancefloor rhythms into a dense haze of frozen drones and radio static. For ‘Gebera’, artist, technologist and educatress Jessika Khazrik conjoins her voice with an innumerable multiplicity and entrancing whirrs. Chiming with her multi-dimensional practice that re-situates the alchemical within the techno-politics of congregation, ‘Gebera’ is a bemusing tribute to 8th c. Iraqi alchemist Jaber Ibn Hayyan and the “Pseudo-Geber”s from whose name the word “gibberish” was confusingly derived.”
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Boomkat Product Review:
Mexican sound artist and technologist Hexorcismos rescues AI from “big data” to work with custom neural audio synthesis, involving input from club ace El Irreal Veintiuno, pop mutator Ale Hop, ambient phenom KMRU, and many more on a debut album of queasy, rugged and adventurous electronica.
“For the last seven years, sound artist, technologist, and electronic musician Moisés Horta Valenzuela (aka Hexorcismos) has been studying artificial intelligence and generative art, wondering how these new technologies might be augmented into his musical process. Born in Tijuana and currently based in Berlin, Hexorcismos has long attempted to break down the permeable borders between musical styles and expressions, using the spaces in between to reinforce his politics and worldview. And on ‘MUTUALISMX – becoming sonic network’, he expands his vision, inviting artists from across the globe to collaborate on work that questions the biases inherent in AI models, offering a collective alternative that could serve as a blueprint for further research.
The majority of AI art at this stage works with “big data”, taking ideas from the cultural canon and muddying them with our contemporary reality. But if we accept that mass culture is always politically biased, always swaying towards historical prejudices, then there must be a counter-narrative. Hexorcismos began to develop a bottom-up approach, using “small data” to interrogate his idiosyncratic approach to art; he built a tool called SEMILLA.AI based on neural audio synthesis that could not only mimic his sonic fingerprint but transform it into another. So when he offered the synth to his network of collaborators, he gave them the option of either using only their data or sharing the signatures of each other artist involved in the project, blurring their identities into a mutual voice.
The result is a compilation that unspools with the coherence and fluidity of a single-artist album or adventurous DJ mix, genreless and boundless but unified by a singular message. Hunanese-American artist Kloxii Li for example takes rugged percussion and tense, industrial ambience, smudging her soundscape into a swirling gust of ghostly dissonance. Hexorcismos himself contributes two compositions: the lengthy, hypnotic ‘Acaso de veras se vive con raíz en la Tierra’, an AI-powered scramble of his pointed tribal guarachero experiments; and ‘Interferencias’, a collaboration with Mexican club veteran Bryan Dálvez, aka El Irreal Veintiuno that drives intense dancefloor rhythms into a dense haze of frozen drones and radio static. For ‘Gebera’, artist, technologist and educatress Jessika Khazrik conjoins her voice with an innumerable multiplicity and entrancing whirrs. Chiming with her multi-dimensional practice that re-situates the alchemical within the techno-politics of congregation, ‘Gebera’ is a bemusing tribute to 8th c. Iraqi alchemist Jaber Ibn Hayyan and the “Pseudo-Geber”s from whose name the word “gibberish” was confusingly derived.”
Boomkat Product Review:
Mexican sound artist and technologist Hexorcismos rescues AI from “big data” to work with custom neural audio synthesis, involving input from club ace El Irreal Veintiuno, pop mutator Ale Hop, ambient phenom KMRU, and many more on a debut album of queasy, rugged and adventurous electronica.
“For the last seven years, sound artist, technologist, and electronic musician Moisés Horta Valenzuela (aka Hexorcismos) has been studying artificial intelligence and generative art, wondering how these new technologies might be augmented into his musical process. Born in Tijuana and currently based in Berlin, Hexorcismos has long attempted to break down the permeable borders between musical styles and expressions, using the spaces in between to reinforce his politics and worldview. And on ‘MUTUALISMX – becoming sonic network’, he expands his vision, inviting artists from across the globe to collaborate on work that questions the biases inherent in AI models, offering a collective alternative that could serve as a blueprint for further research.
The majority of AI art at this stage works with “big data”, taking ideas from the cultural canon and muddying them with our contemporary reality. But if we accept that mass culture is always politically biased, always swaying towards historical prejudices, then there must be a counter-narrative. Hexorcismos began to develop a bottom-up approach, using “small data” to interrogate his idiosyncratic approach to art; he built a tool called SEMILLA.AI based on neural audio synthesis that could not only mimic his sonic fingerprint but transform it into another. So when he offered the synth to his network of collaborators, he gave them the option of either using only their data or sharing the signatures of each other artist involved in the project, blurring their identities into a mutual voice.
The result is a compilation that unspools with the coherence and fluidity of a single-artist album or adventurous DJ mix, genreless and boundless but unified by a singular message. Hunanese-American artist Kloxii Li for example takes rugged percussion and tense, industrial ambience, smudging her soundscape into a swirling gust of ghostly dissonance. Hexorcismos himself contributes two compositions: the lengthy, hypnotic ‘Acaso de veras se vive con raíz en la Tierra’, an AI-powered scramble of his pointed tribal guarachero experiments; and ‘Interferencias’, a collaboration with Mexican club veteran Bryan Dálvez, aka El Irreal Veintiuno that drives intense dancefloor rhythms into a dense haze of frozen drones and radio static. For ‘Gebera’, artist, technologist and educatress Jessika Khazrik conjoins her voice with an innumerable multiplicity and entrancing whirrs. Chiming with her multi-dimensional practice that re-situates the alchemical within the techno-politics of congregation, ‘Gebera’ is a bemusing tribute to 8th c. Iraqi alchemist Jaber Ibn Hayyan and the “Pseudo-Geber”s from whose name the word “gibberish” was confusingly derived.”
Boomkat Product Review:
Mexican sound artist and technologist Hexorcismos rescues AI from “big data” to work with custom neural audio synthesis, involving input from club ace El Irreal Veintiuno, pop mutator Ale Hop, ambient phenom KMRU, and many more on a debut album of queasy, rugged and adventurous electronica.
“For the last seven years, sound artist, technologist, and electronic musician Moisés Horta Valenzuela (aka Hexorcismos) has been studying artificial intelligence and generative art, wondering how these new technologies might be augmented into his musical process. Born in Tijuana and currently based in Berlin, Hexorcismos has long attempted to break down the permeable borders between musical styles and expressions, using the spaces in between to reinforce his politics and worldview. And on ‘MUTUALISMX – becoming sonic network’, he expands his vision, inviting artists from across the globe to collaborate on work that questions the biases inherent in AI models, offering a collective alternative that could serve as a blueprint for further research.
The majority of AI art at this stage works with “big data”, taking ideas from the cultural canon and muddying them with our contemporary reality. But if we accept that mass culture is always politically biased, always swaying towards historical prejudices, then there must be a counter-narrative. Hexorcismos began to develop a bottom-up approach, using “small data” to interrogate his idiosyncratic approach to art; he built a tool called SEMILLA.AI based on neural audio synthesis that could not only mimic his sonic fingerprint but transform it into another. So when he offered the synth to his network of collaborators, he gave them the option of either using only their data or sharing the signatures of each other artist involved in the project, blurring their identities into a mutual voice.
The result is a compilation that unspools with the coherence and fluidity of a single-artist album or adventurous DJ mix, genreless and boundless but unified by a singular message. Hunanese-American artist Kloxii Li for example takes rugged percussion and tense, industrial ambience, smudging her soundscape into a swirling gust of ghostly dissonance. Hexorcismos himself contributes two compositions: the lengthy, hypnotic ‘Acaso de veras se vive con raíz en la Tierra’, an AI-powered scramble of his pointed tribal guarachero experiments; and ‘Interferencias’, a collaboration with Mexican club veteran Bryan Dálvez, aka El Irreal Veintiuno that drives intense dancefloor rhythms into a dense haze of frozen drones and radio static. For ‘Gebera’, artist, technologist and educatress Jessika Khazrik conjoins her voice with an innumerable multiplicity and entrancing whirrs. Chiming with her multi-dimensional practice that re-situates the alchemical within the techno-politics of congregation, ‘Gebera’ is a bemusing tribute to 8th c. Iraqi alchemist Jaber Ibn Hayyan and the “Pseudo-Geber”s from whose name the word “gibberish” was confusingly derived.”
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Boomkat Product Review:
Mexican sound artist and technologist Hexorcismos rescues AI from “big data” to work with custom neural audio synthesis, involving input from club ace El Irreal Veintiuno, pop mutator Ale Hop, ambient phenom KMRU, and many more on a debut album of queasy, rugged and adventurous electronica.
“For the last seven years, sound artist, technologist, and electronic musician Moisés Horta Valenzuela (aka Hexorcismos) has been studying artificial intelligence and generative art, wondering how these new technologies might be augmented into his musical process. Born in Tijuana and currently based in Berlin, Hexorcismos has long attempted to break down the permeable borders between musical styles and expressions, using the spaces in between to reinforce his politics and worldview. And on ‘MUTUALISMX – becoming sonic network’, he expands his vision, inviting artists from across the globe to collaborate on work that questions the biases inherent in AI models, offering a collective alternative that could serve as a blueprint for further research.
The majority of AI art at this stage works with “big data”, taking ideas from the cultural canon and muddying them with our contemporary reality. But if we accept that mass culture is always politically biased, always swaying towards historical prejudices, then there must be a counter-narrative. Hexorcismos began to develop a bottom-up approach, using “small data” to interrogate his idiosyncratic approach to art; he built a tool called SEMILLA.AI based on neural audio synthesis that could not only mimic his sonic fingerprint but transform it into another. So when he offered the synth to his network of collaborators, he gave them the option of either using only their data or sharing the signatures of each other artist involved in the project, blurring their identities into a mutual voice.
The result is a compilation that unspools with the coherence and fluidity of a single-artist album or adventurous DJ mix, genreless and boundless but unified by a singular message. Hunanese-American artist Kloxii Li for example takes rugged percussion and tense, industrial ambience, smudging her soundscape into a swirling gust of ghostly dissonance. Hexorcismos himself contributes two compositions: the lengthy, hypnotic ‘Acaso de veras se vive con raíz en la Tierra’, an AI-powered scramble of his pointed tribal guarachero experiments; and ‘Interferencias’, a collaboration with Mexican club veteran Bryan Dálvez, aka El Irreal Veintiuno that drives intense dancefloor rhythms into a dense haze of frozen drones and radio static. For ‘Gebera’, artist, technologist and educatress Jessika Khazrik conjoins her voice with an innumerable multiplicity and entrancing whirrs. Chiming with her multi-dimensional practice that re-situates the alchemical within the techno-politics of congregation, ‘Gebera’ is a bemusing tribute to 8th c. Iraqi alchemist Jaber Ibn Hayyan and the “Pseudo-Geber”s from whose name the word “gibberish” was confusingly derived.”
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