NEWS

July 23 - HUM sound installation at Open Space, Victoria

July 2 - WHITEOUT to premiere at Biennial of the Americas in Denver

April 28 - Read my interview in the Italian magazine Blow-Up

March 22 - New photo series in development in Berlin. Visit my Tumblr site for samples

February 25 - Short video on A THREE MONTH WARM UP installation available at Vimeo

December 18 - Listening Room section added to site with samples from new work and full-length releases

November 23 - New solo CD release on Infrequency being announced in January

November 12 - Live in Paris - a free digital release now available for download from DER (LA)

November 7 - Performance with mem1 at Blim, Vancouver

October 7 - Performance at La Société de Curiosité, Paris

October 3 - Performance at Croxhapox, Ghent

September 25/26, 2009 - Live performance of MRI | RMX with Karl Kliem at TodaysArt09 Festival in The Hague, Netherlands. Part of a special showcase with Heartchamber Orchestra, Lucky Dragons, Lynn Pook & Julien Clauss, Jacob Kierkegaard, Jamie Drouin & Karl Kliem, Lucas Abela, Christof Migone, Daito Mantanabe, Artificiel, Kurt Hentschläger, Mark Bain and Mattin. The project is a collaboration of Musikprotokoll, Graz, TodaysArt and club transmediale.

August 31 to September 26 - Part of the SQFT exhibition at the Blackfish Gallery (Portland) curated by TJ Norris.

July 2009 - CD version of A THREE MONTH WARM UP released by DER (LA).

"deeply, beautifully unsettling, a perpetual approach with no end in sight, like Edvard Munch’s infinite scream; the chaos of modern urban life packed into a public square and let loose." - Cyclic Defrost (AU)

"the type of listening experience that words and samples simply can’t do any justice to." - Smallfish Records (UK)

"Had the listener not been informed of Drouin´s raw material – one hundred and twenty-four separate recordings of daily life scuttling over a square in downtown Victoria, BC - he or she woud simply enjoy the feel of soaring through cool, clear air. And a lovely seventy-seven minutes at that." - Sonomu (UK)