Derivative Netlabel

• Justin Buckley – Even Immaterial Entertainment – (CC-BY)
• Tuonela – Deriving Mister Lazy – (CC-BY-NC-SA)
• Ethan Hein – d(de(der(deri(deriv)))) – (CC-BY)
• Masaya Ozaki – Foggy Nights – (CC-BY)
• Martin Rach – Nightwalk – (CC-BY-NC)
• would-be messiahs – Shelter in Place (Requieum for a City) – (CC-BY)
• Mike J Dayton – Cleric, cast derive! – (CC-BY-SA)
• Mathieu Lamontagne – Sauvegarde Unique – (CC-BY)
• Admiral Bellybutton – Murk – (CC-BY)
• jmmy kppl – rainbow ball in blue sky gutter – (CC-BY)
• Naoyuki Sasanami – CC – (CC-BY-NC)
• encym – Derive Drive – (CC-BY-NC)
• Tate Carson – Liminality – (CC-BY-NC-SA)
• Anatol Locker – Find the Beauty – (CC-BY-NC)
• Matthew Austin – mateimartainment – (CC-BY-NC-SA)
• all n4tural – derive the wobble – (CC-BY-NC-SA)
• He Can Jog – Pulse Garden – (CC-BY)
• the bell mechanical – You Cannot Hide – (CC-BY-SA)
• Lee Rosevere – Stop Me If You’ve Heard This Before – (CC-BY-NC-SA)
• Mark Rushton – Beauty Girl Automation – (CC-BY-NC)
• S Hamann – By – (CC-BY)
• Broken Hours – The – (CC-BY-NC)
• Carlos Russell – Entertaining, yet Immaterial Beauty – (CC-BY)
• Larry Johnson – Empty Thoughts (circa. 2013) – (CC-BY-NC)
• Yukiko Yamasaki – Lomante – (CC-BY)
• William Boldenweck – Overlend – (CC-BY-NC-SA)
• Ken Mistove – Rived – (CC-BY-NC-SA)
• The Grassy Knoll – NDRock – (CC-BY)
• Robert Cole Rizzi – Somehow It Got Gloomy and I Don’t Know Why – (CC-BY-NC)
• Pythagora – Explorations – (CC-BY)
• echosonic – Immaterial Witness – (CC-BY-NC)
• Benn DeMole – The Robbery – (CC-BY-NC)
• Kevin Springer – And Then It Never Ended – (CC-BY-SA)
• Conjecture of a Time – Dron-E Deriv – (CC-BY)
• Gurdonark – Forsaking All Things – (CC-BY)
• VandB – Trinity – (CC-BY-NC)
• Patrick Greer – Derivolution – (CC-BY-NC)

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Disquiet Junto is a weekly musical challenge posed by Marc Weidenbaum of the Disquiet website. Hundreds of composers and sound enthusiasts have participated in this project, which is hosted on the SoundCloud platform. The 68th Junto, lasting from April 18th to the 22nd, 2013, was titled “deriv.deriv.cc“. The challenge was to remix three tracks from the first release on the Derivative Netlabel, “The Conjuncts“, by C. Reider. Here are some of the instructions given to the artists by Weidenbaum:

“This is a shared-sample project. Create a single new piece of music by employing the selected material (see below) of each the following three tracks. All three were initially released on the new netlabel deriv.cc, and were posted to the Internet with a Creative Commons license encouraging derivative reworking. In fact, the impetus for the label, which was founded by C. Reider, was to draw attention to the intrinsic benefits of allowing for derivative works. Like deriv.cc, this project — one in an ongoing series of netlabel remixes undertaken by the Disquiet Junto — is intended to address the unfortunate popularity of “ND” (i.e., “no derivatives”) licenses among netlabels. Please only use the following material in your piece; you can transform in any way you choose, but do not introduce any new source material:
1: The final 20 seconds of “The Find Beauty, Even in the Mundane”:
2: The first 20 seconds of “Immaterial Girl”:
3: The portion of “Libertarian Entertainment Automaton” that runs from 1:10 to 1:30
Per the spirit of a Creative Commons license allowing derivative work, set your track in a manner that allows for attributed, commerce-free remixing (i.e., a Creative Commons license permitting non-commercial sharing with attribution).”

Upon the arrival of the deadline for the project, 37 artists had chosen to engage the challenge to remix the chosen 60 seconds of “The Conjuncts“. All completed remixes are presented here in a single downloadable package.
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Cover art is adapted from the original painting by Anna Guseva.
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Tags: electronic, remix, ambient, noise, rhythmic
License: (each track is individually licensed, see above)
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