Musician Rachel Claudio on building electronic performances and the transcending power of sound

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Welcome to episode #44! Our guest is a European-based, Australian-born artist, composer, singer and producer. She uses electronic instruments and technology to create and perform masterpieces in real time, and has performed all over the world. She recently delivered a moving TEDx talk titled ‘how to translate the feeling into sound’ and is also a freelance lecturer in Creativity at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts.

Some of the topics we spoke about include:

• The various experiences of the composer versus the listener
• The best tools she recommends for those wanting to experiment with electronic instruments
• Her cover of Outkast’s ‘Hey Ya’ thats surpassed well over 2.5 million views
• The time she took the plunge at 24 years old to live in Europe and the journey that followed dedicating everything to her art
• And the process of simultaneously performing while envisioning the composition ahead of time.

I present to you, the stunning, soulful and exceptionally talented … Rachel Claudio!

More on Rachel Claudio can be found via the links below:

Rachel’s Facebook: click here

Rachel’s Twitter: @RachelClaudio

Rachel’s Instagram: @Claudiography

TEDx Perth Talk: click here

Full version of ‘The Saddest ‘Hey Ya’ You’ll Ever Hear’: click here

Rachel’s Soundcloud: click here

Equipboard: http://equipboard.com

Ableton Live music software: https://www.ableton.com/en/live

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