“M_SESSIONS”
Monika Werkstatt plays Mania D., Malaria!, Matador + Rare Originals, w/ participation of Natalie Beridze, Midori Hirano, Islaja, Pilocka Krach, Anika, AGF, Beate Bartel, Lucrecia Dalt, Sonae,Mommo G. and, of course, Gudrun Gut Released in October 2021 via Monika-Enterprise

GUDRUN GUT

live – monika enterprise, moabit musik / berlin, germany

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Biography

English:

Gudrun Gut has been active in the Berlin music scene and part of various bands and projects since 1979 (Mania D., Einstürzende Neubauten, Malaria!, Matador, Davies/Gut, Greie Gut Fraktion, Gut und Irmler, Monika Werkstatt, solo as Gudrun Gut).
She is a label maker (Monika and Moabit Musik), radio producer (together with Thomas Fehlmann “Ocean Club Radio” for Radio Eins Berlin 1997-2007) and curator (Marke B – Berliner Labelnächte, Um-Festival, Monika Werkstatt).
In 2019 she received the ‘Listen to Berlin Award’ for the promotion and development of the Berlin music scene. In 2021 she presented the mammoth project M_Dokumente Book and M_Sessions Album – all about Mania D., Malaria!, Matador with a large exhibition, concerts and talks in Berlin with Beate Bartel and Bettina Köster.
In 2023 she played a leading role in the mini-documentary series GUT for ARD Mediathek (directed by Heiko Lange + Gudrun Gut).
Gudrun Gut lives and works in Berlin and the Uckermark.
In addition to all these activities, Gudrun Gut continues to perform on stage with a vibrant AV performance.

German:

Gudrun Gut ist aktiv in der Berliner Musikszene und Teil von verschiedenen Bands und Projekten seit 1979 (Mania D., Einstürzende Neubauten, Malaria!, Matador, Davies/Gut, Greie Gut Fraktion, Gut und Irmler, Monika Werkstatt, Solo als Gudrun Gut).
Sie ist Labelmacherin (Monika und Moabit Musik), Radiomacherin (zusammen mit Thomas Fehlmann “Ocean Club Radio” für Radio Eins Berlin 1997-2007) sowie Kuratorin (Marke B – Berliner Labelnächte, Um-Festival, Monika Werkstatt).
2019 erhielt sie den ‘Listen to Berlin Award’ für Förderung und Entwicklung der Berliner Musikszene. 2021 präsentierte sie in Berlin mit Beate Bartel und Bettina Köster das Mammutprojekt M_Dokumente Book and M_Sessions Album – all about Mania D., Malaria!, Matador mit einer großen Ausstellung, Konzerten und Talks.
Im Jahr 2023 war sie federführend beteiligt an der Minidokuserie GUT für ARD Mediathek (Regie Heiko Lange + Gudrun Gut).
Gudrun Gut lebt und arbeitet in Berlin und in der Uckermark.
Neben all diesen Aktivitäten steht Gudrun Gut weiterhin auf der Bühne mit einer pulsierenden AV Performance.

Latest Release:

GUT Soundtrack

https://gudrungut.bandcamp.com/album/gut-soundtrack

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PODCAST EX.482 Gudrun Gut

…. But as we hear in this conversation with RA‘s Andrew Ryce recorded live at MUTEK festival, this sort of attitude has come naturally to Gut for decades. Despite the changes she’s witnessed, authenticity runs through everything she does.

October 2019 – Resident Advisor

PODCAST

Gudrun Gut has been an activist in the underground music world since the late 1970s, and with a music career that spans 4 decades, she is a force to be reckoned with. Her expansive discography is comprised of some of the most engaging and influential work to come out of electronic music, and her latest solo album, Moment, was released in December of 2018 on her Monika Enterprise label. A prolific artist, she’s dabbled in everything from post-punk to techno, was cofounder of the legendary band Malaria! with Bettina Köster, was an original member of Einstürzende Neubauten, and has directed 2 seminal record labels, Monika Enterprise and Moabit Musik. Throughout her career, she’s been a staunch advocate for a gender equality and has fought for feminist ideals to great effect. Please join us for an intimate conversation with Gudrun Gut, where we touch on everything from her history in self-directed artistic motivation to the political importance of reigning in music industry gatekeepers to finding a production process that works in the moment, among other intriguing topics. The interview was conducted in Berlin in May of 2019. Thanks for listening!

Interview by Christina Broussard aka SciFiSolSeptember 2019 – Femmecult

Gudrun Gut is one of the most respected figures in the German electronic music scene. Active in the Berlin avant-garde community since the late-’70s, she has left an impressive mark on music history. With her most recent album ‘Moment’, she proved that she is far from being done. Reason enough to catch up with her for this episode of Telekom Electronic Beats TV.

December 2018 – ELECTRONIC BEATS

Musiklegende Gudrun Gut über Feminismus im Musikgeschäft Im Berliner Funkhaus hat sie mit uns über deutsche Musiktradition, ihre Anliegen als Feministin und über die Zufriedenheit mit dem, was man erreicht hat, gesprochen.

Interview Ann-Kathrin RiedlOctober 2018 – VOGUE

In her 2018 Red Bull Music Academy Berlin lecture, Gut reflected on musical life in the city before and after the fall of the Wall, why she prefers collectives over bands and how she feels more free now than ever.

hosted by Hanna BächerOctober 2018 – Red Bull Music Academy

Gudrun Gut on a life at the centre of Berlin subculture …. The musician, DJ and founder of Monika Enterprise reflects on a career defined by revolution and rule-breaking. Gudrun Gut moved to West Berlin in 1975 and was immediately smitten. It was, as she describes it, the alluring smell of “coal and kebabs”. There was also the multicultural liveliness, an antidote to the orderliness of her life in Lower Saxony with its schlager and denialism, all driven by the Wirtschaftswunder. ….

Jeremy AllenJanuary 2022 – Hug Mag

Westberliner Frauenbands: Der Durst nach Neuem

Sie sorgten für Zoff und machten der Subkultur Ehre: Die Westberliner Frauenbands Mania D, Malaria! und Matador. Höchste Zeit für eine Werkschau.

Stephanie GrimmTAZ, November 2021 – taz.de

Gudrun Gut is an artist that had and still has many lives: from being part of legendary bands like Einstürzende Neubauten, Mania D and Malaria! to her solo acts, always with an eye open on experimentation and always curious and ready to push herself further. We talked about her evolution as an artist, the beauty of collaborations, feminism in music, keeping it up and very sad stories about suicidal pet fishes.

by Ludovica AbdinurJanuary, 2023 – Metal Mag

This soundtrack is comprised of newly created music during filming, original tracks, new mixes, and later edited material of Gudrun Gut’s miniseries for rbb TV.

It’s always refreshing to share news about Gudrun Gut. The iconic German producer has too many accolades worth mentioning: from funding Malaria! in the beginning of the 80’s rise of new wave to being an early member of Einstürzende Neubauten, running the Monika Enterprise label and also constantly collaborating with other artists through her vast trajectory, to name a few. In an attempt to give a brief glimpse at all of this, she’s the co-director of GUT, a mini documentary about herself made for German TV; it consists of three episodes taking place at her country estate in the Uckermark region, not far from Berlin.

by ParanoidApril, 2024 – Cyclic Defrost

Na endlich. Gudrun Gut hat eine mehrteilige Dokumentation namens GUT über sich und ihre Arbeit bekommen und durfte den GUT Soundtrack (Moabit-Musik, 22. März) dazu gleich selbst schreiben und herausbringen, mit Hilfe einiger guter Freund:innen, selbstredend. Wie unendlich wichtig und richtig all das war, was Gudrun Gut zur elektronischen Musik als Ganzem und im speziellen Berlins beigetragen hat, wird diese Kolumne hoffentlich niemals müde zu betonen. Gerade wieder schön ist aber, dass die RBB-Serie und ihr Soundtrack eher nicht historisch dokumentierend und den Post-Punk musealisierend vorgehen, sondern lieber locker plaudernd in der Jetztzeit verbleiben. Was ebenso für Gudrun Guts neue Stücke gilt. Geschichte ist gut, aber wir können ja ebenso gut was Neues machen. Also machen wir das. Und es ist gut so.

by Frank P. EckertApril, 2024 – Groove

Corsogespräch mit Gudrun Gut zur Zukunft von Indielabels

Sascha ZiehnApril, 2024 – Deutschlandfunk Corso (radio)

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