Beyond Language: The Sensory Trajectory Crafted by Electronic Musician Myaon

In a studio in Seoul, a process of translating sensations that defy linguistic definition into sound unfolded. Electronic musician Myaon presented a live performance utilizing synthesizers and noise through 'Noisoom,' a live series by Anotier. This stage was designed to offer an experimental listening experience that prioritizes sensation over explanation and texture over logic.

An experience beyond language, crafted by synthesizers and noise

In this Noisoom session, Myaon used the synthesizer as a central axis to build layers of sound. Moving beyond simply playing fixed melodies, the artist maximized auditory stimulation by varying sound textures through the use of noise. The sound, unfolding through improvisation, leaves no room for verbal explanation, forcing the listener to confront the physical texture of the sound directly.

The performance proceeded by exploring the Layer of sound. Electronic tones emanating from the synthesizer constantly shifted shape to fill the space, while the noise piercing through them broke down sonic boundaries to create a sensory flow. The structure is designed to make the listener 'feel' the movement of the sound itself, rather than attempting to 'understand' the music.

A new grammar of listening proposed by Anotier

Anotier, the organizer of this stage, operates 'Noisoom,' a live series that proposes new listening experiences centered on electronic, experimental, and sound art. As a creative partnership studio that collaborates with artists to produce music, video, and performance projects, it continues to pursue artistic endeavors that diverge from conventional mainstream norms.

Myaon's live session was recorded at Booming Studios, demonstrating the expansiveness of electronic music through its sonic textures and improvisational progression. Myaon's approach of exploring the realm beyond language proved, through this Noisoom stage, how sound can transition into the realm of pure sensation.