Calling is an industrial techno journey, inspired by the raw energy of Berlin’s underground. Driven by relentless beats and atmospheric, distorted synths, Barbara Brogi crafts a dark, immersive soundscape that pulses with urgency and mystery. Calling blurs the lines between hip-hop and techno, weaving and alternating between deep, bass-heavy beats and driving, industrial rhythms. Barbara Brogi crafts a dynamic, genre-bending soundscape where gritty rap flows merge with pulsating synths and raw, underground energy. This set by Barbara Brogi is a pulsating journey through the chaotic streets of a bustling city, where dangerous, gritty sounds clash with sweeter, more atmospheric melodies. The experimental techno and industrial elements create a dark, intense energy, reminiscent of the raw underground scene. As the layers of sound evolve, the listener is transported to Berlin—a place where every corner has a story to tell. Choose the one that speaks to you.
The mix balances the harshness of industrial beats with moments of relief, offering a hedonistic escape for those willing to dive in. It’s not just a musical journey; it’s a sonic adventure that mirrors the nightlife of a city alive with contrasts. Through these soundscapes, the listener is invited to lose themselves in Berlin’s unique blend of the wild and the euphoric, and by the end, they’ll feel like staying indefinitely in the depths of its hedonistic embrace. Asud Asada Hue by Barbara Brogi is a techno-industrial track that pulls its energy from the raw, gritty spirit of the Berlin underground scene. It’s a bold fusion of experimental soundscapes and deep techno rhythms, with industrial textures that give it a dark, driving edge. The track builds on layers of pulsating beats, metallic clinks, and distorted synths, creating a hypnotic atmosphere that feels both immersive and intense—much like the heart of a Berlin warehouse party.
But what sets this track apart is its unexpected twist at the end.No Dreams, Just Facts by Barbara Brogi is a fast-paced, industrial techno track that cuts through with raw, unapologetic energy. With its heavy, relentless beats and distorted soundscapes, the track plunges listeners into an immersive, futuristic world where emotions take a back seat to harsh realities. It embodies the mechanical and gritty textures of the industrial genre, combined with experimental layers that push boundaries.
The driving rhythm propels the track forward with intensity, creating an atmosphere of urgency and movement, while still offering moments of reflection through intricate sonic details. The track’s title, "No Dreams, Just Facts", reflects its straightforward, uncompromising nature—inviting the listener to confront reality head-on, with no room for illusions. This is a track that doesn’t stop to breathe; it demands attention, just like the cold, hard truths it represents. The Room is Turning by Barbara Brogi feels like a journey through her poetic and peculiar mind. The track twists and distorts with every beat, pulling the listener into its surreal, pulsating rhythm. It’s as if the room is spinning, and with it, the listener's head too. The blend of techno and experimental sounds makes for an unsettling yet mesmerizing experience, reflecting her eccentric artistic vision. Each moment feels like a dive deeper into Brogi's inner world, where strange and beautiful collide. As the track unfolds, its hypnotic beat gets under the skin, blurring the lines between the room and the listener's own perception. It’s not just the room that turns but the mind as well, swept up in a swirling, immersive sonic world crafted by Brogi’s vivid imagination. Running for Fun is a high-energy, industrial techno track that captures the raw, restless essence of constant motion. Inspired by Barbara Brogi’s own sense of restlessness, the track propels listeners into an intense sonic experience, driven by fast, pounding beats and gritty industrial textures. The relentless rhythm mimics the sensation of running through a frenetic urban landscape, blending the dark, underground vibes of Berlin’s techno scene with experimental layers that push the boundaries of sound.
The track builds momentum, never letting up, as distorted synths and sharp, metallic sounds create an urgent atmosphere. Despite its intensity, there’s a playful undercurrent—a rebellious nod to the idea of running for no other reason than pure adrenaline-fueled fun. use the arrows
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WRITING
"Thoughts, the turmoil in the mind, speed that alters my consciousness, explosions that sting the psyche. An inconsiderate pounding. Disrespectful of myself, I follow the overflowing river; the rudder cannot withstand the strength of the current. I fly away on the water. I brush against the meaning of everything that guides. Fear. In the mirror, I see the fragility of the person that I am. And a resilience that is hidden beneath the skin, a microchip of survival. An innate fighting spirit whose semblance is dissolved in my blood in the form of soul dust."
Author Description: I am a poetic weirdo artist, exploring the depths of emotion and the intricacies of the human experience through my writing. My work invites readers to dive into a unique blend of introspection and creativity, reflecting on the chaotic beauty of life.
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RANDOM BERLIN : SHORT FILM BASED ON “AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL”
Random Berlin is a short experimental art film by Barbara Brogi, featuring an original, immersive musical composition by the artist herself. Based on her book "Autobiographical", the film delves into the complexities of obsession, using a non-linear, repetitive narrative style where every scene mirrors itself—just like the dialogues that echo throughout. There is no apparent storyline; instead, each image and sound invites the audience to find their own meaning, leaving interpretation open-ended and personal.
At its core, the film explores Barbara's fixation on another woman, a theme that subtly unfolds through abstract visuals and soundscapes. The spectator is given complete freedom to interpret the emotions and intentions behind the imagery, crafting their own experience as they engage with the haunting atmosphere of the film. Random Berlin challenges conventional storytelling, pushing viewers to embrace ambiguity and find beauty in the uncertain.THE LIFE OF THE HEALER : SHORT FILM
The Life of the Healer is a visually rich, introspective journey that dives headfirst into the world of healing and mental illness. Crafted by Barbara Brogi, this film is a kaleidoscope of images and sensations, a dreamscape where reality bends and viewers are invited to explore what it means to heal in a world that often feels broken. Guided by a healer who moves between realms of the mind and spirit, the story unfurls like a waking dream, confronting viewers with raw glimpses of inner struggle and resilience. The Life of the Healer doesn’t offer easy answers. The viewer is allowed to have their own interpretation. Indeed, beyond dialogue the viewer is invited to interpret the depth of the protagonist's emotions.MUSICAL COMPOSITION
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