Blah Blah Cafe, the Jean-Michel Jarre forum

[Kanta]

New banner:

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The new banner reminds me of Anne Parillaud's eyes on the AERO DVD.

[melo]

Ok, a new website:


http://www.zoolook-experience.com/

new facebook comunity:

https://www.facebook.com/zoolookexperience

New teasers:

ZOOLOOK EXPERIENCE - TEASER (EN) :

http://vimeo.com/81730114

ZOOLOOK EXPERIENCE - TEASER (FR) : [URL=

[Kanta]

[melo]

The complete new logo

[jeanbatman]

ZOOLOOK EXPERIENCE - TEASER (FR) : [URL=

That URL does not work…

[melo]

Try this:



http://vimeo.com/81731435

[melo]

Simonne Jones twitter:


Brazilian jungle lunch...

The documentary of my research on the indigenous Guarani tribe is coming! Can't wait...

[melo]

another pic from Brazil:

Missing the jungle: non genetically modified corn and Guarani herbal drink over the fire...

source: Simonne Jones Twitter

[melo]

Daedelus during the shooting at Berlin :

[melo]

Simmone Jones was interview by Elektronauts.com site. She said about the project "Zoolook Experience":

What's your take on the connection between music and science? Do you sympathize with the Musica Universalis?

I definitely do. Last week I was in Brazil, recording. There is a documentary film, Zoolook, being made there. It's recreating the idea Jean-Michel Jarre (featured in this Elektron Talk) had, the whole concept of his album Zoolook. They chose four artists, including me, that went to Sao Paolo and recorded an indigenous tribe who speaks an ancient language. They have this really interesting way of experiencing music. They live in the jungle, they don't have iPhones, they don't have running water. There's no electricity. It was really intense. The people we met believe music is a way of reaching spiritual and emotional enlightenment. It's a way to connect to another plane of existence, in which there are other beings who can channel music through us, if we allow them to.

Zoolook is one of my favorite albums. Are you collaborating with Jarre?

No, but I'd like to!


source: http://www.elektronauts.com/talk/view/59

[melo]

Another Simonne Jones interview:

Her most recent trip to Sau Paulo Brazil was part of a film recreating Jean Michel Jarre’s ZOOLOOK Project where Jean travelled the world recording samples of different languages. Jones was sent to spent time with the indigenous Guarani tribe where she created a sample library of the native instruments for people to download and reuse.

“They have a really interesting perspective on music as it’s not just entertainment for them it’s more of a ritual to reach spiritual enlightenment,” explains Jones. “We would sit around fires as the elders shared their knowledge of their ancestors from over 2,000 years ago and that’s how the tribe educates their young. Hearing some of these stories in the ancient language translated into Portuguese and then English was really interesting. Being part of these music rituals I felt like I came out the jungle a new person. It will definitely change the way I write music for now on.”

Source:
http://www.roomsmagazine.com/index.php/2014/07/simonne-jones/

[Kanta]

Another Simonne Jones interview:

Jean travelled the world

But it is not Jean but Jean-Michel.

[Kanta]

30 July 2014

JMJ studio (1/2)
The Zoolook Experience
In JMJ studio among an incredible collection of synthesizers!
#ZoolookExp — with Jean-Michel Jarre at Secret place.

Video and source:

JMJ studio (2/2)
The Zoolook Experience
In JMJ studio among an incredible collection of synthesizers!
#ZoolookExp — with Jean-Michel Jarre.

Video and source:

[melo]

Shooting with @JMJarre @berylkoltz @KizMusique for musical documentary film #SOUNDHUNTERS inside #ZoolookExperience



Source: https://twitter.com/ZoolookExp

[Kanta]

Shooting with @JMJarre @berylkoltz @KizMusique for musical documentary film #SOUNDHUNTERS inside #ZoolookExperience

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Source: https://twitter.com/ZoolookExp

Wonderful!!