• Recent Work
    • Concentrix
  • Older Work and Personal Projects
    • Grant Thornton
    • Bridgehead Media
    • Freelance
    • Alarm Magazine
    • Design Bureau
    • F Newsmagazine
    • Probably Just Hungry
  • Notable Accolades
  • About / Contact
  • Resume
  • Menu

Brandon Goei

  • Recent Work
    • Concentrix
  • Older Work and Personal Projects
    • Grant Thornton
    • Bridgehead Media
    • Freelance
    • Alarm Magazine
    • Design Bureau
    • F Newsmagazine
    • Probably Just Hungry
  • Notable Accolades
  • About / Contact
  • Resume

Congolese beats: PBS series Beat Making Lab carries portable studio to DRC and beyond

January 07, 2015

The list of things that fit in a backpack is a long one — one where “music studio” doesn’t seem to have a place. PBS Digital Studios’ new series Beat Making Lab, on the other hand, begs to differ, as it has carried its own back-mounted, portable studio kit to Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo. There music producer Apple Juice Kid and UNC Chapel Hill professor Pierce Freelon worked with the city’s local talent to create “Cho Cho Cho,” an original track and music video.

This video is the first in a series of 20 that have begun to chronicle the travels of the Beat Making Lab to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Panama, Senegal, Fiji, and beyond, where the two backpack carriers teach a two-week crash course in music production, culminating in a track and video unique to their locales. Beat Making Lab also donates any purchased equipment back to the community to encourage further exploration into the world of beat-making.

Prev / Next

Alarm Magazine: Selected Published Work


Featured
Q&A: Light legend LeRoy Bennett of Seven Design Works
Read more →
Eno & Hyde: High Life
Read more →
Fucked Up: Glass Boys
Read more →
Animals as Leaders: The Joy of Motion
Read more →
Squarepusher x Z-Machines: Music for Robots
Read more →
Have a Nice Life: The Unnatural World
Read more →
Mark Orton: Nebraska soundtrack
Read more →
Yamantaka // Sonic Titan: Uzu
Read more →
Ty Segall: Sleeper
Read more →
Windhand: Soma
Read more →