RHIANNIN & Ramses3000 – human voice meets electronics

Residency: RHIANNIN & Ramses3000 – human voice meets electronics

In Pavilion Unheard Music, multidisciplinary artist RHIANNIN (Rianne Wilbers) and composer/producer Ramses3000 (Yannick Verhoeven) retreat for a few days for a unique collaboration.

RHIANNIN (Rianne Wilbers) started out in classical singing and developed her own hybrid musical idiom in which alternative pop, experimental electronics, and contemporary sound art come together. Her work sounds layered, physical, and visually charged: from clear vocal lines to distorted voice manipulation, often interwoven with live-controlled visuals and interactive technology. In projects such as Bodylanguage and The Space That Speaks, she combines singing, performance, and a sense of space into a comprehensive listening experience.

Over the past ten years, Ramses3000 (Yannick Verhoeven) has built an adventurous career ranging from mosh-inducing electro-chaabi to tranquil sound art. As co-founder of Cairo Liberation Front, he brought Egyptian street music to European stages and festivals such as Dour and Best Kept Secret. He later found a new direction in solo albums Nadja and Thalamus, which combine ambient, neo-classical, and mindfulness, presented as performances and installations at venues including Museum De Pont, ADE, and November Music. His work exudes cross-cultural curiosity, DIY aesthetics, and a pronounced urge for innovation.

During their residency, these two worlds meet for the first time: the physical voice versus electronics, expressive movement alongside meditative sound, theatrical experience alongside club culture and sound art. In a few intensive days, they build material for a live concert in which the experiment is not the starting point, but the end point.

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