Mike Figgis' documentary Ronnie Wood: Somebody Up There Likes Me follows one of Rock n' Roll's most prolific guitarists as an intimate story of music and art. On the cutting edge for over 5 decades, Ronnie Wood may best be known as one-half of one of the best guitar duos of all time (with, [...]
My name is Almu Tabernero and I left Spain 6 years ago to live in the inspiring city of Amsterdam. At IN-EDIT, I am in charge of the Online Team and the Visual Content Creation. When I am not busy creating our content, I work as a filmmaker and photographer. My dream is to [...]
A first-year volunteer at IN-EDIT, I am also the new coordinator of the Dutch edition's Fanzine. What a first-year it has been, am I right? Not only has the pandemic caused changes and postponements for us, but I have also relocated across the continent right in the midst of it all. After spending 6 [...]
A proud member of the production team, these last two months would have been my busiest if not for the pandemic outburst and postponing of our festival. My role is essentially making sure everything runs smoothly at all times and that guests and audiences are always happy. I started as a volunteer in the [...]
Here in the Netherlands, May 5 sees the public Liberation Day holiday (Bevrijdingsdag), where the country comes together in marking the end of its Nazi occupation during World War 2. Preceding Liberation Day comes the equally reflective Remembrance of the Dead (Dodenherdenking), which remembers all those who have died in conflicts since the end of [...]
In the spirit of actively urging people to stay home, we want to introduce #IRockAtHome: an IN-EDIT online initiative with suggestions for live concerts, movies, and more! Follow the hashtag to get your IN-EDIT fix, while in your PJs! Do YOU have any suggestions for time well-spent indoors or do you want to show us [...]
Since the beginning of musical performance, artists have pushed the boundaries of its capabilities. From "plugging in" guitars to digital DJing, such innovations in technology and performance are the lifeblood of musical evolution. These days, this space lies at the intersection between music, performance, artificial intelligence and machine learning. Such technology is able [...]
A pivotal story within the history of British music, that is often forgotten or unknown, was the rise of punk rock against racism. This included the founding of Rock Against Racism (RAR), a movement that formed in the late 70s in response to the alarming increased support for the Neo-Nazi National Front. Violent racist attacks [...]
"What this project is, it's not about nostalgia, we are trying to work at what can be done now. We're trying not to look backwards, I think." Liam Gillick, artist of the “So It Goes” New Order show. This phrase can probably be applied to the whole “New Order: Decades” documentary. Although there’s a [...]
What is it in Jazz music that makes it so attractive? Why does it have some of the most loyal fans, even after so many years after its prime? Of course jazz came out of the spiritual songs of the oppressed african-americans, through the blues, to the swing and New Orleans style, but the kind [...]
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