When Ramo Teder makes music, he becomes Pastacas. “Pastacas" is in English a "ball-point pen," and Ramo likes to use this little instrument in his paintings. Which one was first: Ramo painting with a ball-point pen or Pastacas making music? The paintings came first. At art exhibitions, Ramo's paintings are accompanied by the music of Pastacas. Ramo's debut in music was a collaboration with Afternooning Plague Family on the compilation "Sue Darling" by indie label Sally Sinnamon. Pastacas is Ramo's solo project, where he mixes electronics with flute and acoustic guitar to achieve exquisite sound and delicate melodies.
