Thousand Rooms | VJ Set | FEED Sessions: S1E3 | DJ Mix by Ozztin | Bass/Dubstep

Recorded: 3/29/24

🎥 The FEED Sessions – A VJ-Centered Performance Show

The FEED Sessions is a multi-cam performance series showcasing VJs and visual artists, offering a glimpse into their live performances and creative workflows – a.k.a. “Boiler Room” for VJs.

Filmed at FEED Media Art Center, the show is live recorded using a DIY analog broadcast studio equipped with old cameras and vintage live multi-cam switchers–capturing every performance with a classic, live public access TV aesthetic.

📍 Episode Details:
Visual Artist: Thousand Rooms
DJ Mix: Ozztin
Location: The Hideout @ FEED Media Art Center, Erie, PA

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🎨 About The VJ/Visual Artist – Thousand Rooms:
Thousand Rooms (1000Rooms) is a visual artist based out of Cleveland, Ohio. Rooms crafts intricate digital and analog landscapes, sculpting captivating visuals for live performances.

🎶 About Producer/DJ – Ozztin:
OZZTIN aka Austin Lombard is a producer and DJ currently based in Denver, Colorado. With nearly 10 years of experience in the studio, OZZTIN is known for his signature sound, a unique and meticulous blend of bass genres.

Since launching his project in 2019, OZZTIN has gained support from industry giants like EXCISION, WAKAAN, ATLIENS, TVBOO, and ZINGARA. He has gone viral with his trending remixes and by delivering powerful sets at festivals like LOST LANDS, SOUND HAVEN, and FIRE LIGHTS. His distinctive sound has led to releases on top labels such as Subsidia, Subcarbon, SpicyBois, and Wubaholics, solidifying his place in the bass music scene.

🎥 About The FEED Sessions:
Created by Pulp! Video Lab and directed and live mixed by Betty Sweaters, The FEED Sessions is a live performance series that celebrates VJs and visual creators. The show’s unique format flips the script on traditional music performance shows by putting the VJ front and center, having the music serve as the backdrop to the visuals rather than the visuals as the backdrop to the music.

📺 About FEED Media Art Center:
FEED Media Art Center is a creative hub located in Erie, PA, dedicated to the creation, exhibition, preservation, education, and innovation of realtime media art. Situated in Erie’s Downtown ARTs District, FEED serves as both a gallery and an arts business incubator with a focus on high-touch creative technology. Known for supporting cutting-edge projects and fostering collaboration between artists, FEED provides a platform for the intersection of art and technology, inspiring a new generation of creators in the ever-evolving media landscape.

🥼🧪 About Pulp! Video Lab:
Pulp! Video Lab is a multimedia art company and VJ collective that specializes in retro, analog video technology and its integration into contemporary video art culture. Known for their innovative approach to stage design, video production, and installation art, Pulp! blends vintage technology with modern tools to create immersive, one-of-a-kind visual experiences. Through collaborative efforts, including projects like The FEED Sessions and The Hideout stage, Pulp! Video Lab continues to push the boundaries of visual art, celebrating the artistry and innovation of VJs and visual creators.

📜 Credits:
Stage Design: Pulp! Video Lab (Betty Sweaters & Donovan Loesel)
Visuals by: Thousand Rooms @thousandrooms
Music by: Ozztin @ozztinmusic
Production Assistant: Sydney Leemhuis (@sydney.leemhuis)

⚠️ Disclaimer:
This video is for entertainment purposes. All music and visuals belong to their respective creators.

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