My Own Devices: broadcasts from Tullis’s studio-shed in Hastings — a workspace turned transmission point. Each episode shifts shape: live improvised electronic sketches, drifting ambient jams, guest improvisations, records pulled from the shelf… A loose document of what’s unfolding in the room — process and experiment, captured in motion.
Tullis is a composer, improvising trombonist, electronic musician, and field recordist who “foregrounds the act of listening as an active component in the creation of musical experience” (The Wire Magazine). His sonic explorations move between experimental electronics, free improvised music, and leftfield club energy. His ‘My Own Devices’ show is fluid and unexpected – rooted in improvisation, this is a monthly hour of in-the-moment-music-making that stretches time, blurs genre, and sits somewhere between dancefloor and daydream.
Brilliant as always ❤️
Class really enjoyed this.
Keep them coming Tullis, love those parent tapes!
Another great session!