Updates
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Announcing Dorian Zoyd's retirement
After several years of sonic silence since his last release, ROBOT, Dorian Zoyd is announcing his retirement from the music-making game.
To mark this milestone, Dorian's swansong will take place on the next album of compatriot ‑otron, due out later this year. Dorian's music shall forever be available at his Bandcamp.
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-otron's platform EP released
After a creative hiatus, ‑otron is back with new release platform, a 3-track EP which brings a techno flavour to ‑otron's signature atmospheric lo-fi sampletronic sound.
Grab platform in high quality digital formats at ‑otron's Bandcamp from September 25th 2020.
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CTC: Isle of Wight updated for latest iPhones
The Carnival Trail Companion: Isle of Wight app received a significant update this week.
Version 1.0.2 sees support come for the latest iPhone models with notched displays, as well as compatibility with Apple's recently-released iOS 13. Head to the iOS App Store for the latest update.
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Minor Futures EP update for iOS 13
Fresh to the iOS App Store is Futures EP version 1.3.1, a minor update which confirms compabitility with the newly released iOS 13.
To download this new version head to the App Store on your iOS device.
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Dark mode comes to TapeLister
The latest version of TapeLister has been released, bringing full support for dark mode in macOS Mojave.
Version 1.0.2 of TapeLister is available now from the Mac App Store.
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Adam Jansch announces AnnualPact 2019
Today, Adam Jansch announced his upcoming Pact — Create A Week will trial a new Pact format called AnnualPact, which is geared to keep creativity going at a slower pace over a whole year.
Documentation for Create A Week will be updated every week, and can be found at Jansch's Pact website.
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iPhone X optimisation comes to Futures EP
Futures EP version 1.3.0 has hit the Apple iOS store today. The update features a reworking of the UI to be compatible with all iPhone models, including the iPhone X. Improvements have also been made to the layouts of the info and extras pages.
The app is compatible with iOS 9 and above. Head to the iOS App Store for more information.
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Bert Jansch website revamp goes live
Today has launched a major revamp to the Bert Jansch website. The new design – using Bert Jansch album It Don't Bother Me as its themic inspiration – brings featured items to the front page, as well as a substantial increase to the site's album catalogue data.
Under the hood, the site switches from the MODX CMS to Grav, and gains https browsing too. Head to https://bertjansch.com to see it...
About Adam Jansch
Adam Jansch is a musician and creative technologist whose practice covers bases across music, art and technology. He is the mastermind behind electronic tunesmiths ‑otron and Dorian Zoyd, the open outcome record Futures EP and much more.
As son of legendary folk guitarist Bert Jansch, Adam has been involved in music for most of his life, being a keen bass guitarist and a student of music technology and studio composition. His background in music has been complimented by skills in creative coding, covering app-building languages Swift and Objective-C, and the core web technologies HTML5, CSS, Javascript and PHP.
Currently, Adam Jansch is based in Frome, Somerset (UK) and is available for work in the field of creative technology. Delve into this website to find out more about Adam's current and past projects.