Electronics at Eight
- 8pm
About this event:
- Category:
- New Music
- Event type:
- Free | In-person
- Admission:
- Free No tickets required
- Location:
- Milton Court Concert Hall
Event information
Electronics at Eight showcases innovative live electronics performances from the Electronic & Produced Music (EPM) department’s staff and students. This term’s opening edition features two captivating sets.
EPM professor Sine Buyuka presents her solo project Sinemis, blending the ancestral Sufi music of her native Turkey with sophisticated, techno-inflected ambient soundscapes and semi-modular textures.
Before that, the evening begins with an improvisatory live electronics set led by EPM professor Elif Yalvac, joined by EPM students Cooper Cummings (as 3scape), Herbie Smith (as Tagessuppe) and Theo Trump (as BDYWRKS).
Free, no tickets required
About Sine Buyuka
Sinemis is the solo project of Turkish producer Sine Buyuka, who weaves the ancestral Sufi music of her homeland into sophisticated, techno-inflected ambient. Her first release was Medi, featured on the Wind Layers compilation by 7K! in 2021, followed by her mini-album Dua on Injazero Records in November 2022. In 2023, she contributed to the Piano Day compilation alongside composer James Heather on Nils Frahm’s label Leiter, and to the Women in Turkish Electronic Music compilation on Sub Rosa. Her debut full-length album Farewell, released in May 2025, received critical acclaim from leading publications.
Before moving to London in 2012, Buyuka worked as a culture and arts journalist and hosted a radio show in her hometown Istanbul. She is the founder of the avantgarde label Injazero Records, hosts a monthly radio show on Resonance Extra, and teaches electronic music at Guildhall. Her mixes have been featured on Worldwide FM, Resonance FM, Open Lab, Subtempo, Soho Radio, and NTS. She has performed with artists including James Heather, Midori Hirano, Chantal Michelle, and Laila Sakini. Her remix collaborators include KMRU, Mabe Fratti, Eomac, Deena Abdelwahed, Huma Utku, Tegh, Maral and others.
Venue information
Milton Court, based across the road from our Silk Street building, provides the School with world-class performance and training spaces, including a state of the art concert hall, a lyric theatre, a studio theatre and several major rehearsal rooms.
- Milton Court, 1 Milton Street, London, EC2Y 9BH
