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S//S//S 25 Reflections
Conversations with the minds behind the machines.
Insights from artists, builders and innovators who shaped the first edition.

Carmen Rizzo
Two-time GRAMMY & Juno-nominated producer Carmen Rizzo joined S//S//S 25 to share his perspective on the evolution of electronic music and building a global career. From studio collaborations with iconic artists to shaping industry standards, Carmen brought decades of experience into an intimate and inspiring conversation.

LOVE Synthesizers
Iceland-based LOVE Synthesizers joined S//S//S 25 to present their bold vision of human interaction with sound. Blending classic synthesis concepts with a fresh, performance-driven design philosophy, they offered a glimpse into what expressive hardware can become.

Ivan Shopov
Ivan Shopov (Cooh) brought his cross-genre vision to S//S//S 25, blending electronic production with live instruments and traditional elements.
In conversation, he reflected on creativity, sound design, and how technology can shape a lasting artistic path.
In conversation, he reflected on creativity, sound design, and how technology can shape a lasting artistic path.

Rides in the Storm
Berlin-based Rides in the Storm brought their precision-built modular systems to S//S//S 25, blending classic circuit design with modern functionality. Their session highlighted how thoughtful engineering and hands-on experimentation keep modular culture evolving – both on stage and in the studio.

Backpullver Software
Sofia-based Backpullver Software showcased their forward-thinking approach to mobile music production at S//S//S 25. Through Vatanator Pro, they demonstrated how powerful sequencing and performance tools can live entirely inside an iPad – without compromising depth or flexibility.

Hristo Rachev / Sound Ninja
Hristo Rachev from Sound Ninja explored how interactive AI tools can reshape the way we learn and teach synthesis. At S//S//S 25, he shared practical perspectives from both the teacher’s and the student’s side – bridging technology, education, and creative experimentation.
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