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d'Voxx

d'Voxx is the live electronic music project of Paul Borg and Nino Auricchio. Working exclusively with modular synthesis systems, they explore the intersection of analogue process and post-digital aesthetics, creating evolving sonic architectures that exist somewhere between live performance and recorded artefact.

Their approach rejects preservation in favour of transformation. Each performance and recording documents a collaborative dialogue between artists and instruments, capturing moments in an ongoing creative evolution. Through this practice, they've developed a distinctive sound that embraces the constraints and possibilities of the analogue modular domain.

The duo has performed at festivals and expos across Europe, building a reputation for compelling live sets that showcase the expressive potential of modular synthesis in real-time composition.

Paul Borg

Double platinum award-winning producer Paul Borg established his career working alongside pioneers of the UK's emerging dance and electronic music scene, including Danny D, Derek B, KLF and Rebel MC. He has engineered and remixed for US artists such as Was Not Was, Joyce Sims, Gang Starr and The Roots, and recorded and mixed five albums with Japanese collective United Future Organization for Gilles Peterson's Brownswood label.

Paul continues to compose music for film and television internationally. He is a senior lecturer in music technology at the University of West London, where he teaches modular synthesis practice.

Nino Auricchio

Electronic music composer, producer and arranger Nino Auricchio has worked with Sony Music, BMG and numerous dance and soul labels. As part of funk act Funkshone, he released records globally through Skyline Records and P-Vine (Japan), with work remixed by Kenny Dope Gonzalez.

His library music compositions have been licensed by Red Bull for the World BBoy Championships and the US film Growing Reason. Nino is a senior lecturer in sound engineering at the University of West London and is completing a PhD in electronic music composition.

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