Grimm Grimm + Marta Salogni Live at Cafe OTO

Presented by: Aisha Orazbayeva

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0	LONDON: Cafe Oto
P	Friday 1st August, 2025
N	7:30pm

Event information

Join Grimm Grimm for a special evening celebrating the soundtrack contributions to Death Stranding 2: On the Beach — the long-awaited sequel to Hideo Kojima’s cult science fiction video game. The live set will feature a full band line-up including Paz Maddio, Alexander Burke, and Jem Doulton (Thurston Moore Group). joined by special guest Marta Salogni, award-winning record producer.

Grimm Grimm
Grimm Grimm is a musical project by London-based composer, recording artist, and producer Koichi Yamanoha, originally from West Tokyo, Japan. His music blends experimental pop elements with futuristic lyricism, weaving music box-like timeless melodies with ethereal soundscapes and electric textures. 

Throughout his releases, Yamanoha has explored different nuances within his style. 
He incorporates a contemporary sound while drawing inspiration from baroque folk and 18th-century English 'infinite canons' forms, where repetitive patterns create an endless, cyclical feel. The melodies, often lingering at the end of his songs, echo like nursery rhymes—prayer-like motifs that invite listeners into a meditative, trance state.
He has collaborated with a diverse range of artists, producers and labels —including ATP Recordings, Café Oto, Josephine Foster, Laetitia Sadier, Marta Salogni, Kevin Shields, Klein, and Hideo Kojima—through which his work has become firmly rooted in the experimental and avant-garde music scenes, as well as in the worlds of film and video game soundtracks. — Helen Clifford

Marta Salogni
Marta Salogni is an Italian-born, award-winning record producer, engineer, and mixer working from her own Studio Zona in London. She has worked with esteemed artists such as Björk, Holly Herndon, Circuit des Yeux, and Mica Levi among others. As well as operating behind the wide scenes of recorded music, she performs improvised and composed sets using tape machines as instruments, creating loops, feedback and echoes through the manipulation of both live and prepared sounds, using her collection of Revox, Ferrograph, Akai, and Teac reels-to-reels. When collaborating with other artists, she processes their sounds live through her mazes of tape, weaving an intricate sonic tapestry, a reflection on time and memory, and a collaboration with magnetism.


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