dj Wadada - VERSIYA 1.0 | Dawless Techno Live Act (Digitone II, Subsequent 37)

Описание: VERSIYA 1.0 is a 1 hour performance recorded in a single take. No computers, no pre-recorded samples. This is pure synthesis and physical interaction with hardware.

THE CONCEPT
The core of this performance is a sonic reflection on the global AI crisis and the shifting world order we are witnessing today. The musical dramaturgy follows the decay of the familiar cultural landscape ("scorched earth") and the subsequent emergence of a more complex, new organic form from its ruins.

The visual aesthetic was specifically developed in Resolume Arena for this program. The contrast between the "Blue Technical Screen" (representing system failure) and fractal glitches visualizes the same processes occurring in the sound.

The program was shaped between December 2025 and January 2026. After a 1.5-month "aging" period, it was captured in March 2026 as this definitive Version 1.0.

TIMECODES & STRUCTURE (Tonal Arc)
00:00 — G Dorian: Deep Atmospheric Entry (C+G)

05:40 — C Minor: First Pulse & Groove Development (C+G)

12:00 — Eb Major: Melodic Light & Wide Textures (A#-D#)

18:30 — F Minor: Dark Middle-Block (A#-D#)

23:20 — C Minor: Main Melodic Peak (A#-D#)

34:04 — D Minor: Point of Fracture / "The AI Crisis" (D–A + Bb)

41:56 — A Minor: Final Resolution & Outro (D-A)

SETUP
Elektron Digitone II — The brain of the system (drums, percussion, pads, sequencing).

Moog Subsequent 37 — Live analog lead lines (processed through Digitone II inputs for FX).

Resolume Arena — Visuals and glitch processing.

Monitoring: ADAM T5V + Adam Sub7.

ABOUT THE PROJECT
I am Yury (Wadada), an independent electronic musician, founder of the 3Underground label, and creator of the Underground Vibes podcast. My approach, "Physical Techno," emphasizes live synthesis, tactile hardware control, and a rejection of commercial standards in favor of an authentic underground sound.

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