ABOUT FATELESS FLOWS

The largest experimental electronic music community in Los Angeles, Fateless Flows was founded in 2001 to promote new forms of electronic music on the West Coast. Fateless Flows comprises signed and unsigned artists encompassing a range of musical backgrounds and styles, with the common goal of exploring the interface between technology and music. Members of the collective collaborate to produce groundbreaking compilations and live events.

The music of Fateless Flows artists can be found globally online and in stores at outlets including iTunes, Napster, Virgin Megastore, Tower Records, and Amoeba Music to name a few. Tracks by collective members have been heard locally on radio stations including KCRW, Indie 103.1, KXLU, KUCI, and Power 106 as well as many others around the globe. Live events have been hosted at large and small venues throughout Los Angeles including the Museum of Contemporary Art, LA; Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Bergamot Station, LA Art Fest, Knitting Factory, LA; and the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc).

  
 

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Fateless Flows began in 2001, when Dean De Benedictis invited artists Constant Flux (Doug Rimerman) and Appogee (Jay Skinner) to play one night of electronic music at Zen Sushi in Los Angeles. The evening was called Fateless Flows. After the show, Dean founded Fateless Flows, along with Appogee and Constant Flux.

Modeled after Jim Goetsch's longstanding Novabeats Sound System, Fateless Flows was based on mutual respect and congruent yet expanding musical vision. Over the years, more artists were invited to join the collective, and through a synergy of shared resources and combined effort, the collective would provide a forum for sharing cutting-edge electronic music.