"Pan now partakes in the newly established "NERDS" a platform for collaboration between a network of European experimental music and sonic arts festivals."
www.nerds-music.eu
"Pan is now in a unique music project called "fyield brings together leading personalities of the Czech and Icelandic independent music scene. Music composed of sounds from selected natural and industrial locations in the Czech and Icelandic landscapes here fuses with electronics, beats and music instruments. Listening to their tracks, we find ourselves near or in the bowels of a geothermal, hydroelectric or thermal power plant, an aquaponic farm, a lagoon created by the melting of a glacier, a volcano, CO2 underground depository or an oil extraction site."
Pan Thorarensen (born January 12, 1981) is a musician, producer and event/festival organizer from Reykjavík, Iceland.
Pan has composed music for short films and documentaries and released numerous albums under various stage names, one of them is the experimental-ambient-trio "Stereo Hypnosis," in which he collaborates with his father, Óskar Thorarensen, and the composer Þorkell Atlason.
Pan and Stereo Hypnosis have also released collaborative albums with various artists, such as Christopher Chaplin, Eraldo Bernocchi and Hans-Joachim Roedelius.
Pan has travelled and exhibited his art across the world, performing at multiple music festivals, during these travels, he has bonded with countless musicians, visual artists, agents, reporters and event planners.
Pan's has long been a catalyst of electronic music in Iceland. Eleven years ago, he founded and organised "Extreme Chill," an annual electronic music festival which has drawn both local and foreign electronic music enthusiasts into the amber embrace of Icelandic nature.
Extreme Chill and the festival's numerous sub-events have begotten multiple releases, concerts, friendships and collaborations between Icelandic and foreign musicians.
Pan is now in a unique music project called "fyield brings together leading personalities of the Czech and Icelandic independent music scene. Music composed of sounds from selected natural and industrial locations in the Czech and Icelandic landscapes here fuses with electronics, beats and music instruments. Listening to their tracks, we find ourselves near or in the bowels of a geothermal, hydroelectric or thermal power plant, an aquaponic farm, a lagoon created by the melting of a glacier, a volcano, CO2 underground depository or an oil extraction site.
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