About - Red Bull Music Academy
The Red Bull Music Academy was founded in 1998 as a workshop and lecture series for aspiring music-makers. Every year, artists from around the world came together in a different host city to learn from musical luminaries – and each other – and collaborate in custom-built studios.
Red Bull Music Academy
Red Bull Music Academy Lectures In-depth interviews with some of music’s most creative and inspiring minds, spanning two decades and hundreds of artists
Lectures - Red Bull Music Academy
Explore the Red Bull Music Academy archive, tracing the global music institution’s more than 20-year history
Titica | Red Bull Music Academy
Titica is one of the biggest stars of kuduro, a music and dance style native to Angola and the Angolan diaspora in Portugal that is a collision of trans-Atlantic sounds: techno, soca, zouk, hip-hop, house.
Aïsha Devi | Red Bull Music Academy
Aïsha Devi uses her voice to break through the din of our current musical moment. Following early bedroom experiments in electronic and dance music in the 2000s, the Swiss-Nepalese singer and producer went through a personal transformation that led her to leave the past behind and embrace her birth name.
Mixologists - Red Bull Music Academy
BENI G. I am Beni G. He is…. GO. I am Go. BENI G. As you know, we are the Mixologists. Today, we give you a little flavor of what we do, like a little bit of what we do in the clubs.
New York 2013 - Red Bull Music Academy
More than 230 artists performed during the five-week Red Bull Music Academy, including musical luminaries such as Brian Eno, Metro Area, Boi-1da, The Congos, Oneohtrix Point Never, Flying Lotus, Pantha du Prince & The Bell Laboratory, Skream, Kim Gordon, Masters At Work and Four Tet – as well as the 62 hand-picked Academy participants. Disco pioneer Giorgio Moroder played his first ever live ...
Alumni - Red Bull Music Academy
Explore the Red Bull Music Academy archive, tracing the global music institution’s more than 20-year history
Mulatu Astatke - Red Bull Music Academy
Mulatu Astatke became an international star in his 60s, thanks to the Ethiopiques series of reissue albums and the subsequent use of his music in the Jim Jarmusch movie Broken Flowers.What brought this interest was a life spent innovating. Born in Jimma, Ethiopia, Astatke trained in London, New York City and Boston where he began to blend jazz and Latin music with the music of his homeland.
Robert Henke - Red Bull Music Academy
If Robert Henke never made a single record, he would still be one of the most significant figures in electronic music. Along with co-founder and one-time collaborator Gerhard Behles, Henke developed the earliest version of Ableton Live, the digital audio workstation and audio sequencer that, among other things, allows musicians to store and trigger samples during shows.