Berangere Maximin
Bérangère Maximin is a French electroacoustic composer and sound artist based in Paris, where she has worked from her own studio since 2008. She grew up on Réunion and trained in composition with Denis Dufour, a former member of the GRM. Her pieces are built from field recordings, voice, small objects and electronics, and she is known for a run of albums on Tzadik, Sub Rosa and Crammed Discs. Maximin later worked for five years as Dufour's assistant. John Zorn released her debut Tant Que Les Heures Passent on Tzadik in 2008.
Komora - MMXX-18
Limited to 500 copies on ultra clear vinyl. French electroacoustic composer Bérangère Maximin has built a remarkable body of work over the past two decades, music that draws equally on the French musique concrète tradition and more contemporary appro…
Land of Waves
On her 6th album, the French electroacoustic composer Bérangère Maximin explores the idea of a kaleidoscopic world - a sonic aggregation of living creatures, plants, minerals, nature and buildings, using various sound objects, small percussions, synt…
Dangerous Orbits
"Berangere Maximin makes spacious colorful music. a sonic sculptress of exception, she started out in an academic environment with an electroacoustic training, and has gradually incorporated the contribution of post-punk, dub and sound art experiment…
Infinitesimal
Berangere Maximin was born in December 1976 on the remote French colonial Island of Reunion in the Indian Ocean where she resided until the age of fifteen. Performing first as a singer, she later studied electroacoustic music with the composer Denis …
No One Is An Island
Featuring Rhys Chatham, Christian Fennesz, Frédéric D. Oberland and Richard Pinhas. Bérangère Maximin was born on the remote French colonial island of Reunion in the Indian Ocean and moved to France at the age of fifteen. Performing first as a sing…
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