Digital in Berlin

Name: Digital in Berlin
Address: Brückenstraße 1, Berlin, 10179, DE
Telephone: 0049 (0) 30 689 175 43
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Digital in Berlin

The curated platform for serious sound and music since 2008.

Digital in Berlin is a curated platform for cultured music between avant-garde, pop culture and interdisciplinary arts. For almost 15 years and with more than 5000 announcements, we have been Berlin’s musical archive, reflecting the diversity of the scene. Digital in Berlin supports, advises and develops collaborative cultural offerings, creates visibility for sectoral and cross-sectoral events an

d helps to make better economic use of cultural and artistic potential. As an independent cultural agency, we are a guide in Berlin’s multi-layered cultural landscape and support selected concerts and festivals as a media partner.

20/11/2025

Peruvian-born harpist and composer Eve Matin has always experienced the world through a lens of deep listening and devotion.

Born to Persian parents and raised within the Baháʼí faith, her practice as a musician is rooted in a belief in unity and the power of conscious knowledge put into action.

She opens up about her inspirations, dream collaborators and the release her debut EP, 'TRANSMUTANCIA', out now on LA-based label Leaving Records.

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17/11/2025

"The impulse was to make something very wild and free, but also precise and intricate — stitched together from discrete parts, blooming into complexity organically."

New York-based composer, pianist and producer Gideon Broshy sheds light on his latest album 'Nest' and more in our 11+3 questionnaire.

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04/11/2025

A lover of nature and birds, Japanese multi-instrumentalist Masayoshi Fujita’s 2024 album ‘Migratory’, released on Erased Tapes, is inspired by an image of migratory birds hearing music from the land underneath.

“A beautiful listening experience,” as put by The Quietus, the record will be brought to life at the Kiezsalon. Masayoshi Fujita plays our finale on Thursday, 6 November at the CHB - Collegium Hungaricum Berlin.

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03/11/2025

Since 1988, Róbert Kerényi has regularly travelled across Hungary to collect folk music from traditional masters from whom he learned to play the folk flute. He now plays the Transylvanian six-hole shepherd's flute, the 'tilinkó' and the 'kaval'.

Róbert displays his flute mastery at our final Kiezsalon of the year on Thursday, 6 November, at the Collegium Hungaricum. Tickets are still available via via linktr.ee/digitalinberlin 🔗

02/11/2025

Lancashire-based musician Thorn Wych crafts her own instruments from native UK tree branches. Her pieces feature bowed string instruments, flutes and percussion, sonically manipulated to create music that evokes memories of a world existing beyond the boundaries of the material realm.

She makes her Berlin debut at our Kiezsalon on Thursday, 6 November at the Collegium Hungaricum Berlin.

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30/10/2025

Sound artist Leslie García’s interdisciplinary approach to music-making blends innovative technological tools with scientific experimentation, guided by a strong inclination toward minimalism and introspection. At our next Kiezsalon, she presents her debut album ‘Animistic Resonance’, recently released on Umor Rex.

See her at the Collegium Hungaricum Berlin on Wednesday, 5. November, playing along with KUUNATIC and Szilvia Bognár.

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29/10/2025

KUUNATIC’s sophomore album ‘Wheels of Ömon’ boasts "grumbling psych played on a whirring blender of guitars, synths and traditional Japanese temple instruments," as put by The Wire: Adventures In Modern Music.

The Tokyo-based trio’s record takes another adventurous deep dive into their self-made fantasy mythology, proposing whole new worlds of psychedelic drama and ritual.

Catch them at our next Kiezsalon in the CHB - Collegium Hungaricum Berlin on Wednesday, 5. November, playing along with sound artist Leslie García and vocalist Szilvia Bognár.

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27/10/2025

'Composer in the Loop—Exploring AI in Music' is a full-day program of talks and performances as part of Musikfonds’ Scholarship Program on Artificial Intelligence.

Over the course of a year, ten sound artists have explored the opportunities and risks of AI-based composition. What are the limits of collaboration between humans and machines? Will the uniqueness of human creativity persist in the age of AI?

These questions are at the heart of the program, taking place at Radialsystem on 16 November. Entry is free with registration.

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📷 EKHEO (Aude Langlois and Belinda Sykora) by Rodger Brown.

25/10/2025

Following this year's Progetto Positano scholarship program, ensemble mosaik presents a double portrait concert at Kesselhaus in der Kulturbrauerei featuring recipients Zara Ali and Arash Yazdani.

Zara Ali will present charged chamber music at the intersection of electronics, popular music, ASMR culture, and video art. Arash Yazdani celebrates his debut with mosaik with a political statement on the Charter of Human Rights.

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24/10/2025

British instrument maker Thorn Wych makes her Berlin debut at our next Kiezsalon on Thursday, 6 November at the Collegium Hungaricum.

Last year, she released her debut album ‘Aesthesis’, with Foxy Digitalis noting that: “Distorted drones undulate beneath entrancing incantations as though primeval spells are being conjured and future pathways moulded.”

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23/10/2025

Tomorrow evening, together with the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, composer Sven Helbig will bring his radioeins show Schöne Töne live to the stage at the Haus des Rundfunks.

This time featuring Icelandic composer Daníel Bjarnasson, German-Sorbian Theremin virtuoso Carolina Eyck and Italian drone artist Abul Mogard.

Tickets and more info in bio.

23/10/2025

Japanese vibraphonist Masayoshi Fujita blends ambient, jazz and electronic influences. Inspired by bird migrations and his own move from Berlin back to Japan, his 2024 album ‘Migratory’, according to Pitchfork, traversed “lush and sparse terrain, equally likely to illustrate a placid lake or a sun-soaked field as a jagged mountain or arid badlands.”

He plays our Kiezsalon on Thursday, 6 November at the Collegium Hungaricum Berlin, along with Róbert Kerényi and Thorn Wych.

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