Show Notes
Jin Synth is a London-based DJ, musician and sound artist whose work blends textural experimentation with analogue noise.
Working with synthesisers, modular systems and field recordings captured through a range of microphones, her practice explores the possibilities of sound through improvisation and experimentation.
In her performances, Jin creates abstract, meditative environments, freely improvising with her setup to shape immersive and unpredictable sonic experiences. More recently, her practice has expanded further into sonic art, constructing her own instruments and DIY microphones to uncover and produce unique sounds.
For this mix for Slam Radio, Jin brings that exploratory approach to the dancefloor, using 2 CDJs, 1 turntable and a Boss RE-202 Space Echo to weave together an abstract, experimental dance mix.
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