Encanti (of ZEE)
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Encanti is the artist name of Ben Cantil. In addition to producing the music of Zebbler Encanti Experience, Ben lives in Spain where he is an Assistant Professor at Berklee Valencia, teaching electronic music production as part of the Music Production, Technology, and Innovation masters degree program.
Encanti approaches electronic music as a multidisciplinary artform that unifies traditional song writing with sound design, arranging, and audio engineering. By focusing primarily creative strategies and philosophy, his workshops aim to enable and inspire musicians of all backgrounds and skill levels, regardless of what instruments or software they use.
A SPECIAL EXTENDED WORKSHOP!!!!
“Finding your Inner G”
Open to all artists, makers, and musicians of all backgrounds, this workshop will be a fun and interactive exposition packed with ideas about optimising momentum and maximising artistic potential, both in the studio and in the mind. The workshop will include tips for creativity, emotional presence, and cultivating innovation in your work. While we will be focused mainly on the composition and technique of writing music, the lessons here could apply to other languages of creative expression. No laptop required, just a pencil and paper if you wish to take notes, and a wild and willing creative spirit.
Encanti approaches electronic music as a multidisciplinary artform that unifies traditional song writing with sound design, arranging, and audio engineering. By focusing primarily creative strategies and philosophy, his workshops aim to enable and inspire musicians of all backgrounds and skill levels, regardless of what instruments or software they use.
A SPECIAL EXTENDED WORKSHOP!!!!
“Finding your Inner G”
Open to all artists, makers, and musicians of all backgrounds, this workshop will be a fun and interactive exposition packed with ideas about optimising momentum and maximising artistic potential, both in the studio and in the mind. The workshop will include tips for creativity, emotional presence, and cultivating innovation in your work. While we will be focused mainly on the composition and technique of writing music, the lessons here could apply to other languages of creative expression. No laptop required, just a pencil and paper if you wish to take notes, and a wild and willing creative spirit.
