Last march, PAN released an "3 channel album" by video artist Mark Leckey and sound artist Florian Hecker — Hecker Leckey Sound Voice Chimera. This "decomposed, modulated, and re-synthesized vocal track," according to from Leckey's 2010 performance piece 'GreenScreenRefrigeratorAction' (for which Leckey intoned the inner monologue of a black Samsung fridge)."Earlier today, the US premiere of Hecker Leckey Sound Voice Chimera made its debut at the New York contemporary art museum, MoMA PS1. Before the premiere, the Berlin-based label showcased a line-up of artists, including James Hoff, M.E.S.H., Aleksandra Domanovic, and label guru Bill Kouligas. The performances were followed by a discussion between Kouligas, Leckey, and Hecker that was moderated by PS1 curator Jenny Schlenzka. In the discussion, Hecker and Leckey discussed their concept of "chimerization," a sound art concept of tripling — three speaker channels set in a triangle, with each channel playing a different stem. For the actual performance, Hecker treated Leckey's voiceover for "GreenScreenRefrigeratorAction" while Leckey performed a live vocal overdubs to Hecker's sound sculpture 3 Channel Chronics.The performance marks a growing conversation between the two artists with museums, and follows in the footsteps of the duo's original museum performance, "Push and Pull," which premiered at the Tate in 2010.Hecker published a book on "Chimerization" that is available from the publisher Primary Information.