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> Date: 29 November 2014 22:08:06 GMT
> From: Xylm Journal <xylmjournal_at_gmail.com>
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> Call For Works
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> About Xylem Records:
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> xylem is a record label of experimental electronic music. Founded in the UK in late 2012, the label has released over 40 albums by artists from across the world, and is open to any sort of electronic music imaginable; from acousmatic music to the club, we like it all!
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> xylem records are inviting submissions to the first issue of the xylm journal which aims to promote the very best artists in the field. The first issue is expected to be released in the Spring of 2015. In addition, we are delighted to announce that we will release a compilation album on the xylem record label (xylemrecords.co.uk <http://xylemrecords.co.uk/>) for the very best works received.
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> Composers/ artists will retain all copyright should their work be accepted to the label.
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> The journal will aim to provide the user with a unique complete hands on digital experience. It is not academic in nature, rather it aims to examine practice in the field and we invite artists to submit their work and an artist profile dealing with their working practice if they wish.
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> ISSN number is currently pending and will be available early January 2015.
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> Call for Work
> We are currently making a call for the first issue which will be published April 1st 2015.
> Keeping with our ethos, works can include fixed media, audio/visual, live coding, installations, sound based games, and anything else which you might be working on.
> Please submit examples of your work, alongside an artist biography. A description of work submitted is also required and should include some insight into your practice. This can be of any length and description and can include examples of code, visuals or anything else that helps explain what you are doing. Works should be no longer than 10 minutes in duration. All material should be submitted online via file sharing services such as YouSendIT or Dropbox. Please ensure your download link has no expiry date.
> For submissions such as live coding, a submission which includes the code and or/video would be great. For games, please include screen shots and short excerpts for consideration.
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> The deadline for abstract submissions is: February 1 2015
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> The review committee will evaluate applications and the results will be sent in March. A detailed timetable will be available on our website shortly.
> For more information, please contact xylmjournal_at_gmail.com <mailto:xylmjournal_at_gmail.com>
> and visit: http://www.xylemrecords.co.uk/xylm-journal/ <http://www.xylemrecords.co.uk/xylm-journal/>
> *The review committee is composed of several sound professionals from around the world. Some are academics and some practitioners in the field. A full list will be disclosed after the submission deadline.
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