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Ellie Wilson’s first blog about the Moth X Human project

Ahead of the performance of Electric Daisy on Thursday 15 June, we asked one of the artists, Joana Burd, some questions about the project. She explained how the project was created, and what to expect on the night. If you'd like to join us for one of the two performances, click here to go to the ticket […]

Tessa Cavanna has been working with OCM since April 2021, closely knitted into the OCM team, creating and producing some really brilliant projects. This is her description of her time with us thus far:   At first I didn’t quite know what to expect. Having spent my working life as an artist and musician part-time […]

Listening Parties are a space to share the music you’re passionate about. Here's the playlist with the music played at the December 2020 Edition: Alternative Midwinter Tunes (online). ‘Tis the season for those same old festive classics to be rolled out, when Slade suddenly becomes inescapable on every supermarket foray, met with delight and dismay […]

We're looking forward to taking Listening Parties online. Normally we have our fabulous event partners Oxford Audio Consultants there making all your tracks sound amazing, so we've asked them to share their top tips on how you can get the best out of what you have at home. 7 – FREE TIPS Clean connections by […]

The performance and installation Earth Din aims to provide the experience of the far reaches from which sound comes to our ears: from the other side of the earth through its’ fabric and above our atmosphere from the stratosphere. We are in touch by ear with an extended environment and respond to its energy. For […]

This year we produced Phil Kline's Unsilent Night in Oxford for the Christmas Light Festival. Here are some pictures from this atmospheric mobile soundscape as we wove our way through the streets of Oxford, bringing in the festive season.  

Dim Productions took their Rain Garden to TANDEM a world music festival in Chipping Norton.  Showcasing some of the experiments from their time with OCM's BOOM program.  An orchestra of Rain Instruments was strung up under the canopy of coppiced hazel trees to capture the dripping rain on various shaped plastic, metal and drum skin […]