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Nina Kohout: Gentle Autopsy tour + hosť: Mišo Berec
Nina Kohout: Gentle Autopsy tour + guest: Mišo Berec
Event by: Klub Lúč, Nina Kohout
Location: Klub Lúč, Mierové námestie, Trenčín
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About event
Singer, composer and producer Nina Kohout completed her studies at the prestigious London music school The BRIT School, where Adele and Amy Winehouse also worked. In 2020, she won the title of Discovery of the Year at the Radio Head Awards and in early 2022, she released her debut EP Pandemonium, which received excellent reviews not only from domestic but also foreign media, including the British BBC radio. 'Moonlight', one of the songs on Nina's EP, was named Song Of The Day by US Radio KEXP. From 2023, the young artist presented three songs from the expected debut album, which will be released on October 24, 2024 under the Deadred Records label. The release of the Gentle Autopsy album will be accompanied by an autumn tour, which, in addition to Slovak cities, also includes concerts in England and in the Prague club Palác Akropolis. For the first time ever, Nina's sound narrative will be complemented by the visual one at the concerts, in the form of projection.
Her last year's autumn tour with stops in Milan, Brighton and Budapest was preceded by a performance at the largest European showcase festival Eurosonic in the Netherlands, where Nina performed together with a string quintet.
In her music, she combines the mysterious shades of old Slovak folklore, serious music and the freshness of dark electronics, with which she pushes the boundaries of musical obedience, leading a constant conversation between invasive horror and fragile purity.
Mišo Berec
Guitarist Mišo Berec is inspired in his music by places that do not exist or have been completely forgotten. Acoustic compositions are the result of improvisations in non-traditional tunings, based on and inspired by the genre of American primitivism. His work is characterized by repetitiveness, the influence of oriental music, or minimalism. Last year he released his first EP entitled Songs for Sacred Places.
https://michalberec.bandcamp. com/album/songs-for-sacred-places
Her last year's autumn tour with stops in Milan, Brighton and Budapest was preceded by a performance at the largest European showcase festival Eurosonic in the Netherlands, where Nina performed together with a string quintet.
In her music, she combines the mysterious shades of old Slovak folklore, serious music and the freshness of dark electronics, with which she pushes the boundaries of musical obedience, leading a constant conversation between invasive horror and fragile purity.
Mišo Berec
Guitarist Mišo Berec is inspired in his music by places that do not exist or have been completely forgotten. Acoustic compositions are the result of improvisations in non-traditional tunings, based on and inspired by the genre of American primitivism. His work is characterized by repetitiveness, the influence of oriental music, or minimalism. Last year he released his first EP entitled Songs for Sacred Places.
https://michalberec.bandcamp. com/album/songs-for-sacred-places