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Anita Jori

@dr.analoguebubblebath

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Researching electronic music and dance cultures
📍Berlin
🏫 Postdoc @leuphana
📝 Teaching @tu_berlin
📰 Editor at Dancecult
🎧 Curator @ctmfestival

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Great few days at the DC26 Conference in Prague — inspiring conversations, fresh ideas, and lots of interesting perspectives shared on electronic music and dance cultures. Really enjoyed connecting with so many passionate people and exchanging thoughts on what’s next for our research field. Thanks to everyone who made the event such a great experience – especially to Ondrej Daniel and his team, including @lcia_65, who organized this event ✨

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@scealta.damhsa taken in Charles University by @dr.analoguebubblebath

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Our 2026 Research Networking Day brought together nine students, scholars, and artist-researchers selected via open call to present research addressing CTM Festival’s theme »dissonate < > resonate.« Hosted by @dr.analoguebubblebath, @dead9vbattery and Sarah-Indriyati Hardjowirogo, the three separate modules feature presentations by @lefteris_krysalis, @notajpeg, @kikaeche, @incontextmusic, @mayan.dj.pt, @lamiamusicuk, @borisonik6000, @studio_morten_poulsen, and Gabriele Murano diving into the complex musical, social and political interrelationship between these ideas—sometimes clashing, sometimes finding new ways to relate.

› Watch the three modules via our biolink 🧑‍💻

Video: @isabelle.m.schmitz

Photos: @camille_blake

This RND edition took place at @daad_artists galerie in collaboration with Universität Oldenburg, Kunst Universität Linz, and Leuphana University Lüneburg. by @dr.analoguebubblebath

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So here’s the full article by @tefan_tommer for @sz on soft clubbing. Thanks for the interview!
And sorry no sorry for my not so positive opinion. 😜

#softclubbing #süddeutschezeitung #interview jo jo i by @dr.analoguebubblebath

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In the first half of the year, I’m “gigging“ a little bit around. 🎤🌏

Here are some dates when you can catch me live:
🪩31 January, @ctmfestival Research Networking Day, Berlin @daad_artists - hosting/moderating the thread “Resonance on the Dancefloor”

🏛️6th February, Conference “Archival Turn in Music Sociology, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna – presentation “Archiving Berlin Techno: The Challenges of Building a Digital Archive for Immaterial Cultural Heritage“ (w/ Steffen Lepa)

🎴20th February, Conference “Games for Higher Education“ @leuphana, Lüneburg – we’re presenting “Decolonize This … A game that fosters dialogue about values and choices“ w/Ralph Buck & Sarah Foster-Sproull (The University of Auckland) & Michael Ahlers (@leuphana)

💃13th April, Pop! Seminar @univ_paris_cite – I was invited to talk about Berlin’s club culture

🕺🏽14-15th May, Dancecult Conference @charlesuni, Prague – presenting the Techno Archive w/ Steffen Lepa

Can’t wait to be part of all these!!

Drop a ✋ if you’ll be there or want to meet up!

#conference #speaking #events #ontheroad taken in All Around Europe by @dr.analoguebubblebath

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As every year, here comes my personal recommendation list for @ctmfestival 2026!
These are the things that I’m super excited about and perhaps you can catch me there:

23rd January (Friday)
22:20 - Earth @hausdervisionaereberlin

24th January (Saturday)
13:00 – Svitlana Matviyenko @daad_artists
19:00 - @sarahdavachi @radialsystem_berlin -> I’m a huge fan of her and uses her music for my yoga classes. 😍
03:30 – @blawan @hausdervisionaereberlin -> yeah, let’s go!

25th January (Sunday)
20:30 - @_hilary_woods @hausdervisionaereberlin

27th January (Tuesday)
20:00 - @k__lc (again, a big favourite!)
21:15 - all gigs of @gazaebal.official, @bloodofaza, @_kentaro_hayashi_ berghain_panoramabar

28th January (Wednesday)
14:00 – Vita Zelenska @daad_artists
22.20 - @tonynjokuartist berghain_panoramabar

29th January (Thursday)
the berghain_panoramabar night will be massive! I’m not listing any names here, because the whole line-up looks amazing!

30th January (Friday)
16:00 – Opening the fifth ear @radialsystem_berlin
20:30 – Sote @hausdervisionaereberlin
- Special highlights from the @rso.berlin night:
00:15 – @rozzmarozzma
00:45 – @yyetsubyy
04:00 – @toccororo

31st January (Saturday)
12:00 - my little baby the Research Networking Day with nine fantastic speakers! @daad_artists
20:00 – @khrystyna_kirik @radialsystem_berlin
20:00 - @noemibuchi @volksbuehne_berlin -> obviously I need to tear myself into two pieces for these ones 🤣
- Highlights from @rso.berlin
03:30 - @boutchabwa
04:00 – @irmaruisenor

1st February (Sunday)
17:00 Kat Válastur & Aho Ssan »MoonJar« @hauberlin
20:00 – The closing concert @volksbuehne_berlin

Have fun everyone and see you there! ❤️🖤 taken in Berlin, Germany by @dr.analoguebubblebath

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It’s truly an honour to be a guest editor at Dancecult.
I’ve been reading Dancecult for ages, and being part of its editorial team for a few years, but the guest editorial role is really huge!! It means a lot to me. Thanks @grahamstjohn1 for your trust! 💖

Huge thanks to all the contributors — I absolutely loved the work with each one of you. @_djstrawberry @devpriyachakravarty etc.
Grateful to the entire editorial team for the smooth process and such a great, supportive atmosphere. 💛 @mrassister @mosesiten

“Introduction to EDM and its discontents: The contested mesning of Electronic Dance Music’” tries to tackle discourses around terms such as “EDM”, “techno” or “dance”.. A theme that’s been really close to my heart for such a long time.. What do they mean to whom and why?!

I can’t tell you how happy I am with the outcome.
Now the holiday season can really begin. 🩷 And I can close this year with a warm heart! 💜

#dancecult #edm #electronicdancemusic #techno #dance taken in Berlin, Germany by @dr.analoguebubblebath

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Jóri Anita — A beat elmélete

Alig várjuk Dr. Jóri Anita technókutató holnapi, rendhagyó előadását. Kutatása a tánczene, a nyelv és a városi kultúra metszéspontjait vizsgálja. A Leuphana Egyetem posztdoktori kutatója és a CTM Festival Discourse programjának társkurátora. Anita arra keresi a választ, miként válik a ritmus társadalmi nyelvvé — hogyan szerveződik közösséggé, várossá, sőt identitássá a klubkultúra.

A beat elmélete című előadásában a berlini klubélet és a gentrifikáció összefüggéseit járja körül: hogyan alakítja a város gazdasági és kulturális átalakulása az éjszakai élet tereit, és miként tükrözik ezek a folyamatok a tágabb társadalmi dinamikákat, valamint párhuzamokat von a budapesti klubszcénával, megmutatva, hogy a zenei közösségek miként reagálnak a városi változásokra és a kreatív ipar nyomásaira.

Október 26-án, 16:00 órakor a BINÁLÉ záróestjén.

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Anita Jóri — The Theory of the Beat

We are looking forward to Dr. Anita Jóri’s lecture tomorrow 4 pm. Her research explores the intersections of dance music, language, and urban culture. A postdoctoral researcher at Leuphana University of Lüneburg and co-curator of CTM Festival’s Discourse program, Jóri examines how rhythm becomes a social language — how the dance floor evolves into a form of community, a city, even an identity.

In her talk, The Theory of the Beat, she delves into the relationship between Berlin’s club culture and gentrification, tracing how economic and cultural transformations reshape nightlife spaces. Drawing parallels with Budapest, Jóri reflects on how music communities respond to urban change and the pressures of the creative October 26 at 16:00, as part of the BINÁLÉ closing event. by @dr.analoguebubblebath

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Until then, you find me at the Music4Change Conference in Thessaloniki.

See you!

#socialmediabreak by @dr.analoguebubblebath

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The countdown to the d@rts public event in Chemnitz has begun! ⌛

Today, @anitajori and @mike.ahlers, give you a sneak peek of what to expect for the Digital Playground Workshop – an interactive session designed for participants to explore the digital platform developed as part of the d@rts project.

Whether you're a dancer, musician, performance artist or just digitally curious, this playful space is for you!

🗓️ 3 July, @chemnitzopenspace at 5:00 PM

⏰We can’t wait to see you there!

#dialoguingarts #culturalliteracy #horizoneurope #chemnitz2025

© Music credit: “Emotinium” by Roy of the Ravers by @dr.analoguebubblebath

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As promised, here comes the “Eastern European Raver from the Early 2000s” post.
I mean, this pic says it all: I’m around 16 or 17 years old here, in the early years of the millennium. I’m sitting in my room in the countryside of Hungary, not too far from Budapest (for the Germans: I’m in the “Hungarian Brandenburg”). I’m wearing my father’s 70s T-shirt over a long sleeve, and my trousers were tailored by someone in the neighborhood for maybe 1 EUR to make them as baggy as possible, allowing maximum space for dancing. I have some friendship bracelets on my arms, a matching necklace, and Puma sneakers.
I’d like you to pay attention to some details in the background: a relatively okay PC for the time (it gives off a little bit of hacker vibes from 80s movies), which was heavily used for SoulSeek to fileshare music with likeminded ravers from around the world. It was my getaway in our family house, a way to connect with international people (yes, writing in English without Google Translate or AI) and share ideas and thoughts on music with them. Yes, downloading music was a thing, and now all Western people could say, “Hey, that’s illegal.” But what else would you have done? There were only a few record stores where you could buy a CD or record for the amount of money you would have earned in a month as a student worker at the university. Yes, perhaps most of us from the region chose the “cheaper” and faster way. But in compensation, I spent all my money on events — raves, parties, and concerts. I showed up with my body, spirit, and mind, without a smartphone, and enjoyed my time without needing a hashtag look.
Slow internet connections (those who remember “modems” know what I mean), home-burnt CDs, and research on internet forums for the best musicians were integral parts of my secondary school life. The door policy wasn’t like today, you could easily get into clubs at a young age. I think I went to a club for the first time when I was 15.

Continuing in the comments section…. taken in Berlin, Germany by @dr.analoguebubblebath

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This post should have been written earlier, but social media isn’t really my “thing“. So, what’s happened recetly? In short: a lot! 😅
I began my job at @_dialoguingarts @leuphana in October, where our project has been evolving nicely. It’s so refreshing to be part of an international research group full of like-minded people finding ways to decolonize and “dialogize” perfoming arts education. Excited to meet my colleagues in person in July after only seeing them on screens (Pic 2 – our WP).
This post is very much self-focused (lots of “I”s here) – not very decolonial. So a little bit of self-reflection is needed here; perhaps that’s the reason why I don’t post often. Still, I’d like to share a few events with you, maybe some of them are intersting to read about.
(Pic 3 & 4) I kicked off the winter season by speaking about my Berlin Techno Archive project at the symposium “Archiving and Re-Performing Electroacoustic Music 2024” and lecturing on Berlin’s club/Techno culture in Prague. Thanks for the invitations, @miriam.akkermann & Ondřej!
(Pic 5 & 6) Was part of the exhibition “Ungovernable Ingredients” with former @udkberlin colleagues @silent.green and played my favorite records at the closing. 💚🖤
(Pic 7–10) Chaired DC25, our Dancecult Conference @tu_berlin, with 70+ speakers worldwide. It was far the kindest academic conference I’ve ever attended. Ravers never disappoint! 😎
(Pic 11) Then came 10 days of @ctmfestival-ing with fantastic talks, concerts and club nights, including my beloved Research Networking Day – the recordings are already online. 🎥
(Pic 12) Taught @humboldt.uni at the Music Department and @udkberlin’s Studium Generale. At both universities the studends were just so attentive. I had again two super nice groups of students. We visited @archiv_der_jugendkulturen. 📚(This is the former club Planet’s decoration. 🖤)
(Pic 13) Discussed the “Detroit-Berlin Axis” at the American Association of Geographers Annual Conference in Detroit (unfortunately attended only online). 📷 by my co-panelist @fei_de_li_ke
Grateful for the support from many of you! THANK YOU!
And more to come in the spring-summer season!

#electronicmusic #danceculture by @dr.analoguebubblebath

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