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CatalystEtikett Radio is Catalysts student-run radio sta Author: Catalyst (Berlin)
Etikett Radio is Catalysts student-run radio station, showcasing the resident talents of our creative community. Our platform reaches the ears and hearts of local and global communities, providing our student creators with a public platform in which to express, experiment and evolve. Spanning DJ sets to live performances to podcasts, Etikett's diverse programme features over 30 shows a melting pot of trailblazing music and sound from Catalysts students, alumni and team members. Broadcasting from our legendary location at Berlins Funkhaus, once home to the GDRs radio station, our eclectic roster of student presenters continue the legacy of the renowned artists who have recorded here. Etikett Radio was founded in 2014, a year after the official launch of Catalyst. Broadcasting daily from our legendary Funkhaus location once home to the worlds largest radio station our eclectic roster of student presenters continue the legacy of the renowned artists who have recorded in our unique studios. Catalyst is a unique creative-production learning community based at the extraordinary Funkhaus facility. Our courses span electronic music production and performance, audio and music production, sound engineering, filmmaking, screenwriting, visual effects, digital arts and acting. They range from bachelor's and master's degree courses through to four-week summer courses for beginners, validated by our UK partner institution Plymouth Marjon University. Using immersive, hands-on, project-based learning to develop your subject specialist skills, real-world human attributes and industry know-how, we provide a learning experience which will transform your daily life and practice. Language: en Genres: Education Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Beyond Immersion: Spatial Sound as Practice
Tuesday, 30 June, 2026
Panel discussion with Enyang Urbiks (Urbiks Music), Andrew Rahman (Spatial Media Lab/d&b audiotechnik), Basel Naouri (TimeLab/Spatial Media Lab), Elizabeth Davis (Wilted Woman) and Doron Sadja Spatial sound is often framed through systems and setups. This conversation shifts the focus to practice. Bringing together artists working across electronic music, sound art, production and composition, the panel explores how space operates as material. How spatial thinking shapes process, performance and perception, and where technology gives way to artistic intention. Moving away from hardware-led discussions, this session centres on decision-making, restraint, movement and silence, and the evolving relationship between sound and architecture.
