ML Buch, FAUZIA + Special Guests (TBA)

Pioneer Works is excited to present the NYC return of Danish artist ML Buch in our Main Hall on Tuesday, December 10, 2024, with support from FAUZIA & Special Guests to be announced.

ML Buch is Marie Louise Buch, a Copenhagen-based composer, producer, guitarist and vocalist. Following the EP ‘Fleshy’ in 2017 she released her critically acclaimed debut album ‘Skinned’ on Danish imprint Anyines in 2020. ‘Suntub’ is her second full length release, a double album consisting of 15 tracks, which was released in October 2023 on 15 love.

In her compositional practice ML Buch sketches up her music in an almost architectural way. The raw material is generated through immersion in playing and assembling as a way of triggering random magic. Her live performances, both in solo and group formations, is reflective of her love of combining 7-string electric guitars in open tunings with synthetic instruments and electronic experiments. ML Buch has performed at the likes of Pitchfork Paris Avant-Garde, Roskilde Festival, Fuchsbau Arts Festival, and the sound and vision programme at CPH:DOX, as well as performing as part of Laurie Anderson’s Talking Choir project. ML Buch has done commissioned work with poet Ingvild Lothe and contributed to releases by artists like CTM, Jura and Astrid Sonne, with whom she’s also performed live.

FAUZIA is a multi-disciplinary artist hailing from London. First breaking through as a DJ, her roots began in the context of dance music via NTS. During the pandemic she shifted her efforts towards production which saw her release projects showcasing her own voice, while collaborating with singers Kelela and George Riley; picking up glowing press from Resident Advisor, Mixmag, Pitchfork, Crack and more in the process . Debuting her live show at Wysing Polyphonic in 2021, FAUZIA went on to support artists Loraine James & Space Afrika. FAUZIA sold out her first headline at Southbank Centre’s Purcell room, accompanied by her band. Working on her official debut, she is yet to begin...