IMMERSIONS: ELECTRONIC MUSIC WORKSHOP WITH CALLI (FREE!)
FREE WORKSHOP
Topic: Basics of creating a kick in a techno track.
As part of our IMMERSIONS workshop series, Calli steps in as the mentor for a free electronic music production session, sharing hands-on knowledge from years behind the decks and in the studio. Focusing on the basics of creating a techno kick — the foundation of every powerful track — the session will unfold as a 60-minute presentation followed by a Q&A, offering practical insight into his creative process.
The workshop will be held in Vilnius and live streamed to Porto and Białystok, connecting emerging producers and techno enthusiasts across cities for a shared learning experience.
You are able to join the workshop in Vilnius, Porto and Bialystok in person!
Sign up for free for your location - links will follw soon.
About Calli:
Raised in Mažeikiai, Lithuania, Calli started out in hip hop and funk before diving into minimal techno in the late 2000s, inspired by the MINUS sound and artists like Magda and Marc Houle. He quickly became a key figure in the Lithuanian electronic music scene.
His debut EP Acid from Nowhere marked the start of a strong production path, followed by releases including Reverse Stories with Pagalve, supported by UMEK, James Ruskin, Maya Jane Coles and Joseph Capriati. Beyond the studio, Calli curated and managed his own Darkroom event series at one of the best Lithuanian night clubs, Kablys, contributing significantly to the local underground scene.
Level: Beginner / Intermediate
Language: English
Participation: In person
What to bring: Optional – something to take notes
Organisers:
FOMO_ (Białystok, Poland) @fomoklub
Elastica (Vilnius, Lithuania) @clubelastica
Gare (Porto, Portugal) @gareporto
Co-funded by EU's Creative Europe Program
***
Co-funded by the European Union.
Views and opinions expressed are however those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Commission. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
***
Co-financed by the Polish Minister of Culture and National Heritage from the Culture Promotion Fund.