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In March 5 of 2021, composer & pianist Hara Alonso released a new album, called Somatic Suspension.
One year after the making of the film, Julian De La Chica has won more than 17 awards and was officially selected by more than 30 festivals. His film’s official premiere took place at the 37th Festival de Cine de Bogota, and has been recognized for its austere soundtrack, unapologetically raw subject matter, and experimental cinematography.
In January 21 of 2021, experimental instrumentalist Ale Hop released a new album, called The Life of Insects.
Russian Mezzo-Soprano Yana Mann will release at the beginning of 2021, her first studio album, 10 Poemas de Bar Op. 12. The music, composed by minimalist composer Julián De La Chica explores conversations that take place at 5am in a neighborhood bar.
Described as “brilliant and searching… beautiful and impassioned… lustrous at the keyboard” by The New York Times and Crowned “New York’s queen of avant-garde piano” and “visionary” by The New Yorker, the celebrated pianist Lisa Moore, releases a new album: DE LA CHICA: PRELUDES OP. 8 on March 1st 2018
On September 13, 1970, a young composer named Pauline Oliveros (1932-2016) published in The New York Times an article entitled "And Don't Call Them 'Lady' Composers", Ms. Oliveros addressed an unasked yet (tellingly so) critical question: “Why have there been no ‘great’ women composers?”
Experimentelle und unbestimmte Lieder Op. 9 (Experiential and Indeterminate Songs, op. 9) is a Cycle for soprano, piano and synthesizer composed by Julián De La Chica. The music narrates a spiritual experience through the five pillars of internal transit that the composer suggests are the fundamental basis of meditation.