Bertin van Vliet (1974) is known best for lo-fi electronic music made partly with Casio keyboards. After graduating from art-school with pop-art paintings in 1998, Bertin soon found his way in electronic improvisation music. For a while he has been active in Extrapool, Nijmegen. Today Bertin is mostly composing songs, recording lo-fi albums and doing solo-performances. Bertin has published his music and radioplays on 7" vinyl, tape and CDr on various labels. In 2011 Bertin used his experience in electronic lo-fi music and developed the casiophonic workshop.
Albums downloadable here bandcamp
Hark Too!
Audiotoop
Elektrisch Kafe LP
BRITNEY SPEARS, AN ALL AMERICAN SLAVE (Vatican Analogue
Wormstation 
Audiotron
Happy new ear
free mp3's
treveling emix (2'26)
fools rush in (3'39)
traffic (3'30)
don't you worry about your cat (1'30)
some friends (2'18)
arabiapan
(3'43)
2011 1 Square Meter performance
A composition with acoustically filtering the sound from small keyboard- and walkman speakers.
Performed within the bounds of 1 square meter at Etalage Derde Wal, Nijmegen.
video: The Video Dead (first shown @ Made in Arnhem, 2009)
video: dinner is ruined (digitally distorted miniatures, Olé records 2005)
7" single (Olé records 2007)
kant A videorecorder
kant B happy sundays
contact: Bertin van Vliet