Label: Aloardi

様々なボーカリゼーション・テクニックを独学で生み出し、北インドのドゥルパドをAmelia CuniとMarianne Svasekに師事、主に残響深い建築物内部や自然環境を利用したサイトスペシフィックなボイスパフォーマンスを行うロッテルダムの女性作家Janneke van der Putten。初めてのソロ名義音源として出版した1st LP[NNK]。音を発する環境が重要な要素となっている為、メレディス・モンクやジョアン・ラ・バーバラとは録音の仕上がりは異なりますが、そのボーカリゼーション・テクニックは確かなモノ。教会の反響を利用したギラギラに輝く倍音ドローン、アタックを強調した小刻みな反復、やまびこ効果を利用した凄まじい大絶叫など、最高過ぎるアコースティック録音4編を収録。





LP debut of the Dutch vocalist Janneke van der Putten. Her voice emerges from deeper grounds, shaping the acoustic aura of architectural and natural spaces, exploring the limits of vocal techniques through site-specific performances. Becoming siren, becoming storm, a rose of resonance for a new world.

About the artist:
anneke van der Putten (Amsterdam, 1985) is a visual artist and vocalist based in Rotterdam. Her voice is her main tool, guiding her through physical and sonic explorations in different landscapes. In her site-specific performances she uses extreme vocal techniques and architectural features to relate with the here and now. Janneke is autodidact in various extended vocal techniques and studied North-Indian Dhrupad singing with Amelia Cuni and Marianne Svašek (Berlin & Rotterdam, 2009 – 2014). She completed her MMus in Artistic Research, Royal Academy of Art & Royal Conservatoire (The Hague, 2013) and her BDes in TXT (Textile), Gerrit Rietveld Academy (Amsterdam, 2009). Solo exhibitions include: ‘All Begins with A’, TENT, Rotterdam, 2015; ‘Directed to the Sun’, Quartier am Hafen, Cologne, 2017; ‘Quitsa’, CINNNAMON, Rotterdam, 2017; and duo-show ‘[to]’, Kunstraum 34, Stuttgart, 2020. Her solo debut album ‘JNNK’ will be released on the June 21st Solstice 2023. Her previous album was made together with Sajjra Xhrs Galarreta (PE) for their project 'Invisible Architecture' (Aloardi, 2015). Janneke collaborated with several other composers as well, such as: Siavash Akhlaghi (IR), Werner Durand (DE), Philemon Mukarno (ID/NL), Rory Pilgrim (UK) and Marcus Schmickler (DE). Currently she is working as performer and research associate with Budhaditya Chattopadhyay (IN) as part of the exhibition ‘Terra Libera’, Rijksmuseum Twenthe, Enschede.