EDM musical performances, immersive art installations, and private screening of indie film “The Unholy”
at an invitation only benefit dinner at Fabel Supper Club in Wynwood
Miami – Robot Heart Foundation has announced its private Benefit Dinner at Fabel Supper Club in Miami on Tuesday, November 29th from 6-11 pm. Always a truly artistic environment, guests will enjoy a diverse and multicultural mix of musical performances by top talents including a live, multi-media performance by German composer Robot Koch, featuring musical artist Delhia De France, Miami DJ Angela Botero and West African DJ/producer AMÉMÉ. The guest of honor is the German electronic music ensemble, Brandt Brauer Frick. The group’s members are Daniel Brandt, Jan Brauer, and Paul Frick. Befitting the venue, Fabel guests are being asked to dress in “Tell Your Own Tale” attire.
The dinner guests will also get to see a special East Coast private screening of House of The Unholy by Daniel Merlot which has won 40 awards since September 2022 and he will also be a guest at the event. Throughout the evening RH will be showcasing Hyperfuturism, an elite global collective of digital artists pursuing new frontiers in creative consciousness. If you want to see the future, it’s with them.
A public art showcase featuring a Brandt Brauer Frick Art installation, entitled “Multi Faith Prayer Room,” will be at The Annex Miami, 78 NW 37th St. “Multi Faith Prayer Room” is an immersive utopian space, providing an intimate insight into the momentary state of the human mind in 2022. The ever-changing audiovisual art installation currently consists of 120 diverse voices from around the world talking about faith, rituals and the future. In times of increased seclusion and apparent civilisational crisis, these voices create a positive manifest for a liveable future.
The art showcase, created through a significant grant from the Robot Heart Foundation, will be held over three days; from 3:00pm–8:30pm. It will feature three 30 minute shows at 3:30pm – 4:00pm, 4:30pm – 5:00pm and 5:30pm – 6:00pm. There will also be evening parties, from 7:00pm-8:30pm, with a sold out show featuring Layla Benitez on November 30th. Shows featuring Brandt Brauer Frick will be on December 1st and AMÉMÉ will be performing on December 2nd, and play within the 360 surround sound experience.
After forging an incredible sunset memory together at this year’s Burning Man with the Black Burner Project, Robot Heart will continue their relationship here, in Miami. AMÉMÉ shines through his eclectic, energetic, and nourishing-for-the-soul sets. Unity is channeled into everything AMÉMÉ does, whether through his One Tribe NYC music community or the ancestral roots he integrates into his music.In times of increased seclusion and apparent civilisational crisis, the audiovisual art installation hopes to create a positive manifest for a liveable future, making AMÉMÉ an ideal musical complement to its ethos.
“Dance music culture has always served the purpose of bringing people together in almost a post-religious cathedral type setting – the club. A very open space, open to freedom of expression. The idea for Multi Faith Prayer Room came about when I was at Heathrow Airport in late 2020,” said Daniel Brandt. “I had always seen signs for Multi Faith Prayer Rooms but this time the term stuck with me. I wanted to create a physical space that brings people together, brings different opinions together, without judgment.”
“It’s befitting to come to the mecca of art, after the launch of our creative foundation. Offering a grant and collaboration with Brand Brauer Frick, a highly respected musical group from the fringe, coupled with technology, inclusion and audio innovation, it is a perfect fit for Robot Heart,” said Jason Swamy. “It’s art, technology, sound and fun, featuring a smorgasbord of artists that will eventually see this tour the world. We’re glad to play a part in launching this meaningful project. It’s definitely something Miami Basel hasn’t seen yet!”
“The Robot Heart Foundation is grateful to its partners in these events who have made it all possible, including Brandt Brauer Frick, Fabel, MiniMax, Rare Vibes AV Club and William Morris Endeavour,” said Gary Mueller, President of the Robot Heart Foundation.
Robot Heart Foundation, a 501c3 organization which supports artists and the arts, is the fundraising arm of Robot Heart the Burning Man camp, which, as any devoted “Burner” will attest, is the famed 15-year-strong camp at Burning Man comprised largely of visionaries in the tech and creative industries that are dedicated doers, dreamers, artists, entrepreneurs and builders. Since its 2008 debut, Robot Heart , a name that encompasses the art on the 1972 English bus from which the music is played, the corresponding camp and the parties this crew throws , has established itself as one of Burning Man’s most revered sound camps.
The Robot Heart Foundation made history in New York City in April when over 4,000 people per day converged into the Wollman Rink in Central Park to partake in Fare Forward, a brand new music festival organized by the Foundation. Acts like Bebel Gilberto, Bob Mose, Acid Pauli, Guy Laliberte, among others, saw the crowds move from a beautiful sunny day into an evening light show that took over the park.
Robot Heart has always provided a platform and a stage to artists -a gift in and of itself to the artist community. Robot Heart has helped to propel the careers of many well-known acts, many of who are featured on the Foundation website, including Bob Moses and F O S S. According to the Foundation, at its core, the foundation aims to create and fund projects whether they be self-created, collaborative or commissioned. It has also gained the support of many known faces such as P. Diddy, Paris Hilton, Katy Perry and Diplo.
For tickets to the showcase please visit: https://link.dice.fm/BBFRobotHeart
Visit robotheartfoundation.org for more information. Tickets for the dinner are available for application at https://robotheartfoundation.org/dinner-miami/ for $888, $1,888, $2,888, $8,888, $18,888 and $28,888. The higher the price, the larger the donation to the foundation will be.
About Robot Heart
Robot Heart is a collective of doers and dreamers, artists and entrepreneurs. Our home is in the desert dust of Burning Man, and the streets of New York City, Detroit, San Francisco and Hong Kong. Home is wherever the Heart is. Robot Heart is a collective and a community, and our events at Burning Man, in New York and around the world are an extension and celebration of that community, bound together by shared values of inclusion, giving, innovation and mutual respect. Music is our first language, and our mission is to bring love and beats to the world. We work with and support artists, technologists and visionaries of all types in order to create incredible experiences and connected moments. To create love and beats, for you.
About Robot Heart Foundation
The Robot Heart Foundation is a 501c3 organization supporting artists and the arts by creating and funding projects, whether they be self-created, collaborative or commissioned. While our core focus is experiential music and technology, we span the globe, defy genres and borders, and connect dots in the hopes of facilitating an innovative artistic experience for those in our community and beyond.
About Brandt Brauer Frick
The Berlin-based Brandt Brauer Frick make what they call “emotional body music,” or lean techno with supple and primarily acoustic instrumentation. Friends Daniel Brandt, Jan Brauer, and Paul Frick debuted as a trio in 2009 with the 12″ singles “Wallah” and “Iron Man,” released respectively on The Gym and Tartelet. BBF’s handmade, irresistible dancefloor-ready sound got people raving around the globe in no time. BBF has performed at a wide range of venues and festivals, including Montreux Jazz, Lincoln Center, Coachella, Mutek, Sonar, and Berghain. The band has released five studio albums on !K7 Records and Because Music since its inception, collaborating with artists such as Nina Kraviz, Gudrun Gut, Jamie Lidell, Emika, Agnes Obel,
Vic Mensa and Frank Ocean producer Om’Mas Keith in the process.
About Daniel Brandt
Daniel Brandt is a composer, drummer and audiovisual artist. He is founder of the electroacoustic dance music project “Brandt Brauer Frick”, composing and performing ‘Concert hall compositions for the clubbing generation'(BBC) as a trio and as a 10-piece ensemble. Together they have performed over 400 international concerts in clubs, classical concert halls and festivals alike such as Glastonbury, Coachella, Montreux Jazz, Lincoln Center, Mutek, Sonar, Southbank, Centre Pompidou, Fabric and Berghain. Brandt is a graduate of the Academy of Media Arts, Cologne where he studied from 2005 – 2011 with a focus on film & video art. In 2006 he was a participant of the Red Bull Music Academy in Melbourne and in 2010 a participant of Berlinale Talents. In 2017 Daniel released his first solo album “Eternal Something” on London-based label Erased Tapes, which was praised by international critics and has since been touring in a trio formation (drums, electric guitar, trombone) with previous stops including Barbican Hall London, Sonar Festival Barcelona, and Elbphilharmonie, Hamburg. The short film of the same name, for which he spent a year drawing a picture of today’s fast-paced and technology-driven society using hundreds of YouTube videos (Earmilk: “Eternal Somethings sends an unforgettable and important message for our generation”) was nominated for Best ExperimentalFilm at the 2018 New York Independent Film Festival. Since 2016 Daniel is a member of 6-piece piano ensemble “Six Pianos” founded by Gregor Schwellenbach, who have recorded and performed the piece “Six Pianos” by Steve Reich and their original compositions at Cologne Philharmonic Hall and Elbphilharmonie, among others. Daniel is co-founder of dance music label “The Gym Records”, having released music by Nina Kraviz, Max Graef, Emika, Dollkraut and many more.
