Stephanie Pan

Album release: The Art of Doing Nothing: a feminist manifesto

The Art of Doing Nothing: a feminist manifesto album [artwork by Chaja Hertog]

Stephanie Pan’s The Art of Doing Nothing: a feminist manifesto is about listening to yourself and the world around you. About saving power to explode with power. It is not about doing nothing. It is a proposal for navigating choice in a chaotic world. Celebrating qualities like intuition, vulnerability and emotionality, it is a vision on how to embrace the magical space of not knowing. Stephanie Pan and Ensemble Klang lure you onto a sonic roller-coaster that dives and soars through lush dramatic song, delicate soundscapes, post-punk noise, and pounding tekno beats.

Release Date: 26 apr 2024

Available as physical CD or digital album via Bandcamp, and on all streaming platforms

Physical release: triple-fold ecopack CD including fold-out booklet, with live photos of the work and all the texts, plus digital release.

Digital release: streaming via the free Bandcamp app and also available as a high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more, plus the complete album.

Credits:

Recorded live 11 January 2024, Musical Utopias festival, Korzo (The Hague, The Netherlands)

Concept, text and music by Stephanie Pan
performed with Ensemble Klang

Stephanie Pan – vox, synth, drum machine, effects
Erik-Jan de With – saxes
Michiel van Dijk – saxes
Anton van Houten – trombone
Joey Marijs – percussion
Saskia Lankhoorn – keys, backing vox
Pete Harden – guitars, backing vox

Recorded and edited by Micha de Kanter
Mixed and produced by Stelios Manousakis and Stephanie Pan
Mastered by Martin Siewert
Live sound by Tom Giles
Light and video design by ​​Pavla Beranová
Conceptual advice Snejanka Mihaylova

Artwork and album design Chaja Hertog

Live photos by Tessa Veldhorst

Ensemble Klang Records #17
Ensemble Klang Records is a production of Stichting Ensemble Klang which is financially supported by the City of The Hague and the Performing Arts Fund NL. With further financial support for the album from the Sena Muziekproductiefonds.

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