Labels and Publishers

  • 12 pages, newspaper format. Issue 4, spring 2024. 'PULSAR – The Heartbeat of our Collective Existence or: The Hydrology of Information' is a magazine accompanying the «Pulsar» event at IRMA Republic near Bern. (irmarepublic.ch) In English.
  • 49 pages, paperback, English 2023, The IIRRM resources, published by Zonoff and activeRat ISBN 978-3-9525919-0-1
  • The record 'Joyfully Waiting – The Disc' brings together key positions from the web-based project  www.joyfully-waiting.ch, now gathered on one physical object. The red colored vinyl is complemented by a whole series of printed supplements, a real grab bag.

    With sound pieces by

    Side A | Galaxia Wang | Sandar Tun Tun | Seth Price | Chino Amobi | RM | Soraya Lutangu Bonaventure & Mohamed Almusibli | Jan Vorisek

    Side B | Arttu Palmio | Marion Neumann | Galaxia Wang | Jim Fletcher | Jeanne Graff | Aline Zeltner | The Operator & Stan Iordanov | L’Acte pur (Andreas Hochuli & Tristan Lavoyer)

    It comes with an accompanying text by Jazmina Figueroa ’Songs about Waiting' and a collection of contained materials produced on supports of different kinds.

  • 8 pages, newspaper format. Issue 2, spring 2022 edited by Jonathan Frigeri and Laurent Schmid. With texts by Camilla Bauman and Giordano Rush ‘Gnosis in the Alps‘, and ‘Kenneth Anger et l’abbaye Thelema à Stein‘ by Iris Blum (a translated excerpt of the chapter ‘Kenneth Anger’ of Iris Blum’s book ‘Mächtig Geheim’) In French.
  • Record Concept by Parker Williams, John M Armleder and Speckled Toshe A selection of texts by Parker Williams was interpreted and set to music by the singer Claire Michel de Haas.
  • 8 pages, newspaper format. Issue 1, autumn 2021 edited by Jonathan Frigeri and Laurent Schmid. With texts by Vincenzo Latronico ‘Thruths out of thin air‘, (first published in the ‘Bulletins of the serving library’ 2014) and ‘FA15E FA15E B1155‘ by Laurent Schmid (2021) In English.
  • Concept, mix and composition by Anne Le Troter Side A: Blue (version augmentée, 2019) – 17’35 Side B: L’appétence (2016) – 9:53 Cover: Anne Le Troter, Photo: Antonin Horquin
  • Audio Cassette (28 mins), with contributions by Indias Indios, Delmore fx, TRema, triPhaze, Knifeloop, Johnny Haway, Urged. Limited edition of 150 copies.
  • Released on 18 April 2026 at Archipel Festival, Geneva. Performed by Ensemble Contrechamps and Zeynep Toraman. Zeynep Toraman – composition, electronics. Simon Aeschimann – electric guitar. Martina Brodbeck – cello. Laurent Bruttin – clarinet. Maximilian Haft – violin. Featuring dialogue from an untitled film directed by Burak Çevik. Voices / actors: Didar Püren Erbek, Fatih Gençkal. With 2 Texts by Zeynep Toraman in E: a letter to B, and ”Wenn ich schriee, hörte mich?”. Mastering and lacquer cut: Frédéric Alstadt, Mont Analogue. The images on the cover are stills from the untitled film by Burak Çevik. The film was shown during the performance, and fragments of its dialogue are included on the recording. (Side A: 19:07) (Side B: 12:04) Edition of 350 copies, purple colored vinyl. 2026, Contrechamps|Speckled-Toshe and the authors, Suisa 2025 – SPT25-C4. (GTIN)EAN7649988016516
  • 20 pages, newspaper and mini-tabloid format, comes in three parts. Issue 5a,b,c autumn 2023. In French and Italian.
  • Dirty dirty desire, RM 2023, track by Pony Pride Square vinyl, 7 * 7 inch , 33 RPM, Single Sided, Limited Edition of 25,  numbered, picture disc / app. 6 min.
  • 12 pages, newspaper format. Issue 3, autumn 2023. ‘Maam Kumba Bang: Myth or Legend?’ is a documentary and at the same time a sonorous journey to the mythical figure of Maam Kumba Bang in Saint Louis, Senegal. The newspaper is – like the podcast – a result of the research of Mbaye Diop, Eric Desjeux and Jonathan Frigeri in Senegal. In French.
  • Gaia Vicensini – Swiss Music Square vinyl, 7 * 7 inch , 33 RPM, Single Sided, Limited Edition of 25,  numbered, picture disc / app. 6 min.
  • Jonathan Frigeri, Eleonora Polato – Ombra Magnetica Concert For Transducers And Objects Razoff 21-1, released 2021 Recorded 2016 in Brussels at Q-O2
  • The four editions of this series are all independent works by four compelling female artists who address the same fundamental questions. Starting from their personal positions, they examine, question and criticize the relationships between gender roles, norms and expectations in society – each in her own way in sound and image.
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