#Ambient Mixtape 16

[trevlad-sounds]

Saturday 09 December Mixtape 403 “Night Rolls EXCLUSIVE”

Multi Genre, Downtempo, Ambient, Electroacoustic, Experimental Tuesdays & Saturdays. Support the artists and labels. Don't forget to tip so future shows can bloom.

Trevlad Sounds-Welcome in you wonderful listener 00:00

Gregg Kowalsky-Nights Move 00:31

Suzanne Ciani, Jonathan Fitoussi-Coral Reef 04:50

Drapizdat, Ито Кумаре-Сквозь Зазеркалье 09:03

Synthotherapy-It Takes A Long Time 12:25

Anantakara-Letting Go, Finding Light 16:57

Tarotplane-Descartes Camera 24:02

Thought Bubble-Devoider 27:31

Panama Fleets-Laguna Oscuramaru 33:43

Time Rival-Electronegative 38:24

Sven Wunder-Lunar Distance 43:50

Futuregrapher-Moog Meditation 3 47:45

F.U.S.E., Richie Hawtin-Nitedrive 56:40

Robohands-Jorge 59:50

Field Lines Cartographer-The Nest 1:03:01

Mary Lattimore, Roy Montgomery-Blender in a Blender 1:11:10

Subphotic-The Sitting Tree 1:17:18

36-Blow Out 1:24:15

Roy Werner-Late Chime 1:27:50

Actress-Chill ( h 2 ) 1:31:04

André 3000-The Slang Word P( )ssy Rolls Off The Tongue With Far Better Ease Than The Proper Word Vagina . Do You Agree 1:32:01

Burial Grid-The Woman Buried Beneath the Candle 1:44:04

Michael Brückner-Claudette 1:47:14

Survey Channel-Moss Tilt 1:54:36

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Daut - Il singolo “Love”

Il brano dell’artista che anticipa il Mixtape di prossima uscita sugli stores digitali e nelle radio

“Love” è il nuovo singolo dell’eclettico artista e cantautore Daut, sui principali stores digitali e dal 1° marzo nelle radio italiane in promozione nazionale. Produzione impeccabile dagli arrangiamenti estremamente curati e strutturati sui cui scivola l’interpretazione vocale dell’artista che dona al tutto un forte impatto emotivo. Con “Love” si conferma la profonda personalità di Daut, figlia di una maturità artistica ormai raggiunta a pieni voti in cui si evince la sua versatilità e la facilità disarmante da cui l’artista riesce a destreggiarsi tra vari generi musicali.

“Love” è il secondo estratto che lancia un progetto ambizioso di grande attesa da pubblico e critica che presto vedrà la luce nella discografia italiana. “Hate n’ Love”, sarà il secondo progetto ufficiale di Daut. Un Mixtape concettuale di dieci tracce che affronta come argomento il ciclo dell'amore e dell'odio. I due termini sono semplici ma creano un viaggio che trasporta all'ascolto, soprattutto nelle tracce centrali, che sono un misto di entrambi.

“Love, l'ultima traccia del Mixtape, descrive l'amore vero, la sua ricerca e l'assenza di rancore.” Daut

L’artista si racconta

Sono Andrea Panait, in arte Daut, un artista della scena pop e rap torinese di 23 anni. Sono nato è cresciuto in provincia in un ambiente difficile, soprattutto dentro le quattro mura. La musica, che per me era una scappatoia dalla realtà, ora rappresenta la strada da percorrere per far capire ciò che resta tra le righe. Scrivo testi dall'età di 16 anni e nel tempo ho sviluppato la capacità di adattarmi a più generi. “Bolla”, il primo singolo e “MAUI EP”, il primo progetto ufficiale da indipendente uscito nel 2023 con il supporto del mio team, dimostrano la mia versatilità, passando da un rap tecnico a un cantato pop. Ho avuto la possibilità di collaborare con artisti di rilievo italiani come Rico Mendossa in “Outfit nero” e “Pensaci” è stato il mio ultimo brano pubblicato. In vista del nuovo progetto, sto ampliando le mie doti canore e iniziando un percorso nella produzione musicale.

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Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/artist/73iYtZsVEAEnLmXhbsDXpg?si=_v7BCctUQROKuJAQtgPQzw

[freeindiegame]

Ambient Mixtape 16 by Connor Sherlock, Pol Clarissou, Jack Squires, prophet goddess, Jord Farrell, René Rother, Sarah Hiebl, empty fortress, Animal Phase & Alice Lai

[sneakydragon]

Sneaky Dragon Listening Party - Ep. 69

Hello, partygoers!

This week Mary and David are still in beautiful Brazil as David goes coconuts for Tropicália!

Yes, it’s the end of our mixtapes portion of the Listening Party as David and Mary continue to celebrate the wild and provocative music of Brazilian political protest music of the late Sixties/early Seventies.

So pull up a palm frond, grab a hunk of sugar cane and join us in the rumpus room where we’re listening to:

Caetano Veloso – “Tropicália” – Caetano Veloso, 1968 – 15:42

Gilberto Gil – “O Canto da Ema” – Espresso 2222, 1973 – 47:41

Jorge Ben – “Ponta de Lanca Africano” – Africa Brasil, 1976 – 1:36:09

Tom Zé – “Todos os Olhos” – Todos os Olhos, 1973 – 2:12:59

Gilberto Gil – “Bat Macumba” – Tropicália ou Panis e Circenses, 1968 – 2:42:18

Gal Costa – Divino Maravilhoso – Gal Costa, 1969 – 2:47:03

Jorge Ben – “Força Bruta” – Força Bruta, 1970 – 2:54:25

Tom Zé – Quero Sambar Meu Bem – Tom Zé, 1968 – 3:01:39

Marcos Valle – Meu Paletó, Nem Gravata – Previsão do Tempo, 1973 – 3:08:18

Os Mutantes – “Saravá” – Jardim Elétrico, 1971 – 3:14:16

Os Mutantes – “Baby” – Jardim Elétrico, 1971 – 3:18:39

Also spinning on the old Victrola:

Caetano Veloso – “É probido proibir” Phillips single b/w “Ambiente do festival”, 1968 – 37:53

Gilberto Gil – “Decição” – JS Records b-side to “Vem Colombina”, 1962 – 1:01:19

Gilberto Gil – “Roda” – RCA Victor b/w “Procissão”, 1965 – 1:06:57

Gilberto Gil – “Questão de ordem” – Phillips single b/w “A Luta Contra A Lata ou a Falência do Café”, 1968 – 1:15:06

Caetano Veloso – “Epico” – Araça Azul, 1972 – 1:28:12

Jorge Ben – “Mais Que Nada” – Phillips single b/w “Por Causa De Você, Menina”, 1963 – 1:46:36

Jorge Ben – “Si Manda” – Un Bidú: Silêncio no Brooklin, 1967 – 1:57:30

Jorge Ben – “Take It Easy Brother Charles” – Jorge Ben, 1969 – 2:03:07

Tom Zé – “Morena” – Correio da Estação do Brás, 1978 – 2:28:53

Tom Zé – “Má” – Estudando o Samba, 1976 – 2:37:38

Os Mutantes – “Tecnicolor” – Jardim Elétrico, 1971 – 3:28:43

Thanks for listening.

Department of Corections: German doesn’t use accents, Dave? Um, yes, it does. Where would heavy metal be without the umlaut, you dumbkopf!

If you would like an uninterrupted version of this mixtape, please go here and [whispers] download it.

Please check out our fellow party goer Ed Draganski’s funtastic designs for show mascot Peanut Duck and, while you’re there, buy a shirt!

Hélio Oiticica’s piece “Tropicália” on display.

Department of Looking Party: Here is Gal Costa’s appearance at Festival da Record in 1968:

Here is a fun appearance by Gal Costa on a Jorge Ben TV special, coming up out of the audience to sing Ben’s song “Que Pena” with him:

(Sometimes these things are fake, obviously, but Gal Costa actually looks surprised to be called up on stage by Ben, and seems a little hesitant at the beginning. It could all be acting to sell the bit, but I like to think otherwise.)

Here is a complete TV show from 1969 called Jovem Urgente featuring appearances by Os Mutantes and Tom Zé:

So you can skip the reams of Portuguese, here are some time codes: Os Mutantes – “Panis et Circenses” – 1:04 Os Novos Baianos – “Dona Anita e Dona Helena” – 5:42 (They’re not so great.) Os Mutantes – “Fuga No.2” – 9:15 Moraes Moreira – “Sou Mais Você” – 13:35 (Tom Zé taught him guitar) Tom Zé – “A Gravata” – 16:08 Os Novos Baianos -“Curto de Véu e Grínalda” – 21:35 Tom Zé – “No Tempo da Nossa Vavá” – 24:05 Os Mutantes – “Quem Tem Medo de Brincar de Amer” – 27:04 Os Mutantes – “Preciso Encontrar um Amigo” – 33:56 Os Mutantes – “Banha da Lua” – 39:19

Here is the Tom Zé mini-doc that was mentioned during the show:

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Music reviews by Laurent Fairon, July 2021 Epsilon-Delta – Music for Recurring Decimals (March 2021) Dino Felipe – The Gardeners (June 2021) Shane Cooper – Happenstance (June 2021) RhaD – Metamusic (June 2021) Angel Bat Dawid – Hush Harbor Mixtape Vol. 1 Doxology (June 2021) Ron Nagorcka – Lovregana - Music From A Tasmanian Forest (July 2021)

Epsilon-Delta – Music for Recurring Decimals (433 Records) https://433records.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-recurring-decimals Lovely collection of short, poetic synth sequences build on simple mathematical algorithms by Hong Kong mathematician Addy Choi working under the Epsilon-Delta alias. Algorithms are based on decimal fractions like 4/7, 7/9 or 3/11, using the resulting digits as the basis for the sequence. Far from being arid or too cerebral, the tracks are poetic and varied thanks to the beautiful MIDI synth sounds chosen by the programmer, who is also a clever musician apparently. Tracks may be repetitive but the album isn't. This is textbook Systems Music as practiced in the U.K. during the 1980s by the likes of The Dead Goldfish Ensemble or The Lost Jockey. Exquisite album.

Dino Felipe – The Gardeners (self release) https://dino-felipe.bandcamp.com/album/the-gardeners Mini-LP of 16 very short tracks by Miami-based electronic musician with previous full length releases on ¡Mayday! and Schematic. The music on The Gardeners is based on samples, sound collages, occasional beats and various sound treatments like speed modification, sound stretching, accumulation, heavy reverb, or else. Felipe thus creates colorful and humorous vignettes based on ethnic music snippets, found vocals, musique concrète or cheap electronic sounds. Glitch-y textures abound, as well as grotesque sounds and weird juxtapositions, the music being deliciously direction-less and erratic.

Shane Cooper – Happenstance (Kit Records) https://kitrecs.bandcamp.com/album/happenstance Gorgeous ambient, ethnic and experimental jazz music by South African double bass player and multi-instrumentalist Shane Cooper. The album is actually constructed as a collage of short excerpts from sessions recorded with Johannesburg guest musicians in 2020. The whole project was commissioned by contemporary artist William Kentridge's The Centre for the Less Good Idea, an artist run facility he founded in Johannesburg to promote local independent art projects. Cooper obviously selected the interesting and relevant parts from two days' worth of collective improvisations and the 2 side-long tracks of Happenstance are bursting with ideas and surprises. The 1st side is rather varied in instrumentation, including superb piano and cello parts, lush Rhodes electric keyboard notes and incredible South African traditional instruments played by Cara Stacey. The music is moody and adventurous, jumping gracefully all over the place. The flip side is more about exploring rhythm textures and deep bass sounds and features Shane Cooper on double bass along 3 percussionists. The collage technique is applied here as well, producing pleasant mood changes and exciting U-turns. Cooper delivers a variety of sounds on his instrument, from walking bass lines to long-held notes played with arco (briefly played backward at some point), and also performs beautiful electric bass guitar parts with reverb. The non-linearity and unpredictability of the collage strategy used in Happenstance ensures the music is keeping away from jazz music's clichés and each new listen is surprising and interesting. Two more episodes were recorded during these sessions and are available on YouTube and other platforms, like the vocal only piece called 'Tongues'.

RhaD – Metamusic (Unexplained Sounds Group) https://unexplainedsoundsgroup.bandcamp.com/album/metamusic Standing for Research for Historical Audio Documents, RhaD is a musical project by Italian music activist Raffaele Pezzella, also known as electronic music producer Sonologyst, as well as Unexplained Sounds Group label director and publisher, not to mention radio host and sound researcher, among others. Metamusic is a 40mn sound collage of mysterious radio transmissions, found vocals, spoken words, vintage electronic sounds and a number of guest stars on classical music instruments like organ, guitar, bass or piano – respectively Michael Bonaventure, Stefan Schmidt, Daniel Barbiero, Francesco Arrighi and Mara Lepore. Adroitly avoiding any ca 2021 digital artifact along the way, Metamusic's sound design is bringing the listener back to the glorious 1960s and '70s, yet the music sounds rather timeless to these ears. Metamusic recreates the sound of early European avantgarde with plenty of tape manipulations, sound collages, buzzing sounds, French spoken word and contemporary classical music instruments. The sound crafting is superb, the collage technique creating an ever-changing musical soundscape full of weird sounds, grotesque sound manipulations and Surrealist juxtapositions. What's not to love?

Angel Bat Dawid – Hush Harbor Mixtape Vol. 1 Doxology (International Anthem) https://intlanthem.bandcamp.com/album/hush-harbor-mixtape-vol-1-doxology Very personal and original album by Angel Bat Dawid, a US clarinet player, singer, electronic musician and DJ from Chicago. Created with a few sounds and a minimum of means, devoid of spectacular solo outing, these mostly desolate tracks form a meditative musical travelogue through the Black people psyche. Track titles deal with themes of slavery, racism, and Black culture tropes, though neither the occasional lyrics nor the strange music on offer here can pass for angry or vindicatory, the music being far too personal for that. The clarinet confers a neo-classical atmosphere to some of the tracks, sometimes interestingly contrasted with synthesizer sounds or electronic beats. Harmonica and vocals on Autotune also contribute to the unique sound signature of this album, with occasional hints at gospel and rural blues. Playing in continuous mode in a kind of stream-of-consciousness style, the music would work just fine as a soundtrack to a Kara Walker exhibition—Bat Dawid actually composed the soundtrack to a Yoko Ono outdoor installation in 2020. On a side note, she also released the Harkening Etudes mini album on Longform Editions earlier in April 2021, where her classically-trained clarinet playing is contrasted with sampled piano accompaniment and electronically processed vocals in a series of short, bizarre classical music études, also worth checking out.

Ron Nagorcka – Lovregana - Music From A Tasmanian Forest (Invisibilia) https://invisibilia.bandcamp.com/album/lovregana-music-from-a-tasmanian-forest-1990-soundscapes-from-wilderness-1988 This CD reissue combines 2 cassette tapes of manipulated field recordings by Australian composer Ron Nagorcka, born 1948, namely 'Lovregana - Music from a Tasmanian Forest', 1990, and 'Soundscapes from Wilderness', from 1988. Both are based on bird recordings from northern Tasmania island, where Nagorcka relocated in 1988, building himself a house and makeshift, solar-powered recording studio deep in the primeval forest. On Lovregana, short samples of bird songs are run through a sampler and harmonized in just intonation, producing eerie soundscapes of disembodied and supernatural bird singing. The music is reconstructing a fictional and artificial forest populated by dozens of birds, some far in the distance, some near ; some slowly developing a song, others performing in sudden bursts, with a variety and unpredictability akin to actual birds in nature. To this, Nagorcka adds minimal electronic loops in the background, dreamy synthesizer notes in strange tunings and discreet didgeridoo playing, all very well integrated to the sampled bird songs. These tracks are thus poetical evocations of a primeval forest via electronic sounds. While Lovregana's tracks more or less focused on one specific bird song at a time, the two tracks of 'Soundscapes from Wilderness' take a more holistic approach to nature recordings. The 1st track, 'Black Forest, Victoria', is a reconstruction of the deep forest sounds via the accumulation of various field recordings, creating a particularly dense soundscape through layers and layers of nature recordings. Here again, the natural-vs-artificial dichotomy is what interests the composer, and arguably this forest never existed, it was rather reconstructed in the studio. The 2nd track, 'Rainforest in Northern Tasmania', uses forest sounds as the basis for slow, mysterious didgeridoo improvisations, perhaps examining how the musician can dialog with the environment, being a part of it, being one with it. The superb didjeridoo playing is what fascinates most here.   .     .     .

[hellopanique]

Ink! for MAGMAS / Radio Raheem

Had the pleasure to record an hour-long mix for the MAGMAS series on Radio Raheem Milano.

It’s a quite broad mix, going from Electronica to Ambient, Dub and Off-Pop, including tracks from recent -OUS releases by Furtherset  and  IOKOI, as well as tracks from -OUS artists Simon Grab, Slon, Feldermelder, Andreas Oskar Hirsch, SPIME.IM and Jan Nemeček; alongside music from Lucrecia Dalt, Tomaga, FRKTL, Eartheater and more..

Listen back via the MAGMAS website: https://www.magmas.org/mixtapes

Or on Radio Raheem’s Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/radioraheem_milano/magmas-w-ink-14-04-2021/

Tracklist 01 - Lucrecia Dalt - Disuelta - RVNG Int. 02 - Simon Grab - Locked in - Sound-Space 03 - Noémi Büchi - Tap01 - Light of Other Days 04 - Tomaga - Intimate Immensity - Hands in the Dark 05 - Furtherset - The Expanding Drama - OUS 06 - IOKOI - Bloody Life - OUS 07 - Lanark Artefax - Ferthenheap - Numbers 08 - Manomars - Never - Young Echo 09 - Feldermelder - Deerly Untimed Orbits - Kinship 10 - Andreas Oskar Hirsch - Full Moon Hula Hoop - Makiphon 11 - FRKTL - Rhododendron Forest Rescue - Self Released 12 - Slon - n_f_ - Make Some Room 13 - Plaid - Drowned Sea - Warp 14 - Free Range - Frog America - Osare Editions 15 - Tom Richards - Big House Tune - Nonclassical 16 - Sciama - Abtruser - Auxiliary 17 - The Bug ft. Dis Fig - In 2 U - Hyperdub 18 - Eartheater - Bringing Me Back - PAN 19 - Jan Nemeček - I Pretend - -OUS 20 - SPIME.IM - ZERO9 - -OUS

[antiquatedfuture]

Antiquated Future Distro Spring Newsletter

In brief: We picked up all three issues of Fred Thomas' (Saturday Looks Good to Me, City Center) Balcony zine series. The latest (We Need Emotional Labor) from Jennifer Williams' ever-popular workbook zine series is here. We brought our Summer Soul mixtape series out of retirement. The excellent Grand Terrace Photo League coffee table book is now much more affordable. There's new issues of some of our favorite literary and art journals: Big Big Wednesday, Incandescent, and We'll Never Have Paris. 

And in these trying times, we brought back our Protect Roe v Wade Zine Pack, but also encourage everyone to donate to organizations working directly against this, such as The Yellowhammer Fund, Access Reproductive Care Southeast, and National Network of Abortion Funds.

ZINES

Balcony #3- "A funny thing about regret is that it's better to regret something you have done than to regret something you haven't done." Interviews with long-running New Zealand experimental rock band The Dead C, cultish songwriter Edith Frost, and ambient musician John Daniel of Forest Management. ($6) 

Balcony #2- A public apology, an essay about Lewis Hyde's The Gift, an interview with left-field hip-hop musician Sterling Toles, in-depth record reviews, and a couple poems by Charles Gonsalves. ($6) 

Balcony #1- The issue that begin the Balcony series, a highly enjoyable take on the now-rare music-focused variety zine. Highlight: an interview with Chandra Oppenheim, who—at ten years old—headed up the New York no-wave band Chandra. ($6) 

Black Tea #5- A mixtape of Jason Martin's comics from recent years. Within: good-deed tollbooths, a tribute to San Francisco's Aquarius Records, and a really sweet one about a childhood business card collection. ($4)

Dogs of Brattleboro- Dogs busking with the punks, hanging out in cars, on walks, in laps, in arms. 22 images from photographer Bob George's Brattleboro, Vermont archives. Each zine comes with a dog button! ($4)

A Halloween Poem for Children- A short collection of short poems (in handsome mini-zine form) from Murder City Devils' frontman Spencer Moody. Metaphysical oddities that casually nod to centuries of counterculture writers. ($5) Safe Words- A lyrical mini-memoir of desire. Through a series of vignettes, longtime zinester Sarah Geo recounts her sexual experiences with men, traversing the good and the bad to shine a spotlight on sexual desire in all its complexities. ($8)

Somnambulist #31: Dear Mayor Wheeler- Letters to Portland mayor Ted Wheeler regarding Portland's housing crisis from the perspective of a long-time advocate for houseless communities. This far-reaching collection of letters brings in personal, literary, and historical viewpoints. ($5)

Sugar Needle #41- The zine of oddball candy reviews. Within: scorched rice, wagon wheels, Italian apertifs, bee-berry honey caramel chocolates, jujube nougat, and much more. ($3)

Tin Can Telephone #6- Another issue of historic lost oddities and present realities. The highlight: a short history of cardboard cut-out cereal-box records of the 1960s and '70s. ($5)

We Need Emotional Labor: Discussion Questions to Redistribute the Work that Holds Communities Together- An essential guide to understanding both the value of emotional labor and the imbalance of it. ($8)

We, The Drowned- In the vein of his Fixer Eraser zine series, We, the Drowned is Jonas' latest collection of curious short prose pieces. Under the banner of "wishes and ghost stories," the pieces within are filled with conversations, lies, playful tangents, and a lot of heart. ($3) We'll Never Have Paris #16: Food- The latest issue of the literary zine of all things never meant to be focuses on food. And within, there are personal essays about diets, the melting pot of culinary cultures in a textiles factory, an immigrant family's relationship to Filet-O-Fish, a French mother's relationship to endives, the morning of Freddy Mercury's death, a failed care package, and more. ($6)

BOOKS

Big Big Wednesday, Issue Six- An inviting literary journal of fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and visual art, each issue of Big Big Wednesday holds a little something for everyone. One of our all-time favorite journals. With work from (the one-and-only) Jo Ann Beard, Jane Wong, Erin Perry, Madeline ffitch, and many others. ($15) Incandescent: A Color Film Zine, Issue 15- Parking meters, pensive basketball players, proud dogs, explorative cats, tomatoes in a shirt, a swamp room, a shack. All gathered, figuring out how “to approach stillness,” the latest theme of Incandescent, our very favorite photography journal. ($14)

MUSIC Anna Burch- Party (Life Like)- Before her Polyvinyl pop gem, Quit The Curse, there was Party: the Beach Boys' Party-inspired solo debut from Anna Burch (Failed Flowers, Frontier Ruckus). (Cassette) ($8)

Anna Burch & Fred Thomas- St. Adalbert / Parkways (Polyvinyl)- A stunning indie-pop gem a piece from Michigan's finest: Fred Thomas (Saturday Looks Good to Me, City Center) and Anna Burch. (seven inch) ($8)

Bitpart- Beyond What's Left (Rumbletowne)- Thirteen songs from Paris-based post-power-pop punks, Bitpart. In your face, catchy, and raw, with big heavy basslines and lots of energy. (LP) ($12)

Bonny Doon- Classical Days and Jazzy Nights (Life Like)- A repress of the 2015 four-track home recordings of Detroit band Bonny Doon. Hazy, Echoplex-laden, alt-country-tinged pop anthems. (Cassette) ($8)

City Center- Spring St (Quite Scientific)- A long-lost record from the late great City Center. Four woozy, atmospheric, skewed dream-pop tracks. On clear, screen-printed, one-sided vinyl. So gorgeous! (12" EP) ($12) Cultural Fog- Self-Titled (Life Like)- Claire Cirocco, Emily Roll, and Fred Thomas combine to make pulsing, triple-synth soundscapes that are "strongly under the influence of Windam Hill." (Cassette) ($8)

Dominic Coppola & Fred Thomas- Enough Time Has Passed (Life Like)- A collaborative project between drone musician Dominic Coppola and musical chameleon Fred Thomas. (Cassette) ($8)

Land & Buildings- Huron River Eclipse (Life Like)- Like a chamber-pop band led by a synth player and inspired by Nico Muhly's Mothertongue and John Cale's Artificial Intelligence. (Cassette) ($8)

Make Like a Tree- Mothernight (This + That Tapes)- Hazy, ambient dream-pop from the Ukraine. Really, it's just such a pleasure. An album to get lost in. (Cassette + Digital Download) ($8)

The Max Levine Ensemble- Backlash, Baby (Rumbletowne)- Hyperdrive pop-punk packed with stories from songwriter David Combs (Spoonboy, Somnia, Bad Moves). (LP) ($12)

Mystery Cassette Tape Grab Bag- Five cassettes, from our back catalog and beyond, all for $10. What a deal! (cassettes) ($10)

Nick Keeling- Martha (Why the Tapes Play)- Three pieces of lo-fi instrumental piano on a three-inch CD. Music that exists beautifully outside of time. (3" CD) ($5)

Pleasure Systems- Terraform (Self-Released)- The latest from Pleasure Systems, the solo electronic project of Clarke from The Washboard Abs. Terraform takes the project into a place that sparkles and pops in digital melancholic bliss. A masterpiece in synth waves, pitch shifts, glitches, and stutters, all covered in pop song dreams. (Cassette + Digital Download) ($6) 

Somnia- How The Moon Shines On The Shit (Rumbletowne)- A full-throttle pop-punk supergroup that combines the songwriting talents of Erica Freas (RVIVR) and David Combs (Spoonboy, Max Levine Ensemble) to create an album to help you get through the day. (LP) ($12)

Songs for Moms- River (Rumbletowne)- Five tracks that captures Songs for Moms' enduring greatness. Adventurous pop-punk songs of scars and healing, grieving and celebrating. (12" EP) ($12)

Spencer Moody & Little Stray- Split Tape (This + That Tapes)- A split release from Murder City Devils' frontman Spencer Moody and Little Stray, the solo project of Rabbits to Riches' guitarist Chris Baldys. Two sides of smart, intimate bedroom folk in handsome handmade packaging. (Cassette + Digital Download) ($8)

Summer Soul, Vol. 9- The ninth volume of our long-running Summer Soul mixtape series. Twenty songs of apologies, thank yous, heartbreaks, and celebrations. An hour of lesser-known '60s and '70s soul. (Cassette) ($5)

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Top 100 albums 2018

1. Ryan Porter - The Optimist (jazz fusion) 2. Blocks & Escher - Something Blue (d'n'b, experimental) 3. Equip - I dreamed of a place in the sky (post-vaporwave, new-age, ambient) 4. Vein - Errorzone (hardcore glitch punk) 5. Charles Mingus -  Jazz in Detroit / Strata Concert Gallery / 46 Selden (1973) 6. Quelle Chris & Jean Grae - Everything's Fine (indie rap) 7. Galcher lustwerk - 200 % Galcher (hip house, deep house) 8. Christine and the Queen - Chris (pop funk) 9. Ray Fuego - Zwart (pop rap, cloud rap) 10. Robyn - Honey (dream pop) 11 Children of zeus - Travel light (r&b, jazz, rap) 12. Noname - Room 25 (conscious rap, neo soul) 13. JPEGMAFIA - Veteran (avant-garde, lo-fi trap) 14. Ken Mode - Loved (hardcore punk) 15. Camp Cope - How to Socialise & Make Friends (alternative rock, indie) 16. Jesus Piece - Only Self (metal) 17. Skee Mask - Compro (ambient techno, d'n'b) 18. Witch Prophet - Golden Octave (r'n'b, neo soul, conscious rap) 19. Maxo Kream - Punken (trap, cloud rap) 20. Eastman - Red, White & Zero (grime) 21. Tirzah - Devotion (alternative r'n'b, indie pop) 22. The Beths - Future Hates Me (pop rock, indie) 23. DJ Rum - Portrait with Fireroom (lo-fi house, d'n'b) 24. Jonathan Joestar - (vaportrap, gamewave) 25. Melody Echo Chamber - bon voyage (psychedelic, indie, folk, r'n'b, bossanova) 26. John Coltrane - Both Directions at Once: The Lost Album (jazz) 27. Vanjess - Silk Canvas (r'n'b, neo soul) 28. Eli Keszler - Stadium (avant-garde jazz) 29. DJ Taye - Still Trippin (Footwork, jungle, hip house, trap) 30. Kamasi Washington - Heaven and Earth (jazz) 31. Tuamie - Emergency Raps vol. 3 32. Playboi Carti - Die Lit (trap) 33. ZULI - Terminal (ambient techno, experimental hip-hop, deconstructed club) 34. Bernice - Puff: in the air wihout a shape (indie pop, alternative r'n'b) 35. Georgia Anne Muldrow - Overload (r'n'b, neo soul) 36. SOPHIE - Oil of every pearl's UN-INSIDES (avant-garde pop) 37. Ty Dolla $ign & Jeremih - MihTy (gangsta r'n'b, trap) 38. Fire-Toolz - Skinless X-1 (post-vaporwave, experimental) 39. Soccer Mommy - Clean (pop rock, indie) 40. Koran Streets - Late 20s (rap) 41. Kero Kero Bonito - Time 'n' Place (dream pop, indie rock) 42. Pigs x7 - King of Cowards (metal) 43. Father - Awful Swim (rap, trap) 44. Shampoogod - Venture (vaportrap, gamewave) 45. Aphex Twin - Collapse EP (IDM) 46. Peel Dream Magazine - Modern Meta Physic (indie, psychedelic) 47. Chris Crack - Just gimme a Minute (mall soft, cloud rap) 48. Daughters - You won't get what you want (industrial rock, noise rock) 49. Blood Orange - Negro Swan (r&b) 50. Julia Holter - Aviary (experimental pop, ambient pop) 51. Beta Librae - Sanguine Bond (techno, experimental) 52. Earl Sweatshirt - Some rap songs (rap) 53. Kryptonyte - KRYPTONYTE (dirty south, gangsta rap, lo-fi, soul rap) 54. Ski Mask the Slump God - BEWARE THE BOOK OF ELI (trap, soundcloud rap) 55. Kamaal Washington & Henry Wu - The Return (acid jazz) 56. Helena Hauff - Qualm (acid, experimental footwork, techno) 57. Chelsea Jade - Personal Best (indie pop) 58. Xavier Wulf  - East Memphis Maniac (trap, cloud rap) 59. Makaya McCraven - Universal Beings (jazz fusion) 60. Miss Red - K.O. (avant-garde dancehall) 61. Bjarki - Oli Gumm (experimental industrial techno) 62. Snail Mail - Pristine (indie) 63. Kamiyada+ - Deathtrap 64. Innumerable Forms - Punishment in Flesh (metal) 65. Don Christian - Where There's Smoke (pop rap, deconstructed club) 66. Pig Destroyer - Head Cage (grindcore) 67. Smerz - Have Fun (deconstructed club, glitch pop) 68. Laurel Halo - Raw Silk Uncut Wood (experimental ambient) 69. Cupcakke - Ephorize (rap) 70. Gazelle Twin - Pastoral (experimental) 71. Boygenius - Boygenius (alternative rock, indie) 72. Little Jinder - Hejdå (dream pop) 73. S4U - Heart 2 say (alternative r'n'b) 74. Scott Xylo - Find us when u get there (alternative r'n'b, neo-soul, acid jazz) 75. Xavier Wulf - Greatest Hits, Pt. 1 (dirty south, trap, cloud rap) 76. Demdike Stare - Passion (IDM) 77. Mick Jenkins - Pieces of a man (jazz rap, abstract hip hop) 78. Bali Baby - Baylor Swift (emo, pop punk, rap) 79. Charlie XCX - Pop 2 80. ICYTWAT - Fubu vs TWAT (vaportrap, hip-hop) 81. Marie Davidson - Working Class Woman (art-house, avant-garde techno) 82. Skyline Divine - Tuesday at noon (post-vaporwave, smooth jazz, mallsoft) 83. David Lord - Forest standards vol. 1 (jizz-jazz, yacht rock) 84. Pink Siifu - Ensley (lo-fi rap) 85. Joe Armon-Jones - Starting Today (jazz fusion) 86. Kodie Shane - Young HeartThrob (r'n'b, trap, rap) 87. Alxndr London - 2023 EP (neo soul, nu-jazz) 88. Bbymutha - BbyShoe ep (trap, rap) 89. Kilo Kish - Mothe (neo psychedelic, art-pop, experimental hip hop) 90. Riley Walker - The Lillywhite Sessions (jizz-jazz, yacht rock, pop-folk) 91. Dedekind Cut - Tahoe (ambient) 92. Candy - Good to Feel (metal) 93. Confidence Man - Confident Music for Confident People (electropop) 94. Nao - Saturn (r'n'b) 95. Masayoshi Fujita - Book of Life (ambient) 96. Tina Snow - Megan thee Stallion (rap, trap) 97. Chai - PINK (indie, dance pop, post punk) 98. Polychrome - KOAN Sound (dance, electro) 99. Dizzy Fae - Free form mixtape (avant-garde pop, experimental r&b) 100. Queen Key - Eat My Pussy (trap, r'n'b)

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Mixtape 327 “Superimposed Forest”

2023-06-21

Slow Ambient Drift

Wednesdays, Fridays & Sundays. Support the artists and labels. Don't forget to tip so future shows can bloom. https://www.mixcloud.com/djsofabed/

Matthewdavid-Perpetuity-00:00

KENJI KIHARA-Flow in the Back-04:28

Tayus-Agnostic-07:35

Lori Scacco-Strange Cities-10:23

Philippe Brown-Serenade of the Techno Mystics-14:48

Jogging House-Dancer-16:56

Scanner-Entrance to Listening Forest-20:10

Suzanne Ciani-The Third Wave - Love In The Waves-24:41

Future Children-Cotard's Delusion-29:21

John Haughey-Seamounts-30:34

tadoma-Attic Excavation-32:51

Hiroshi Ebina-Having Superimposed Possibilites-35:24

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Daut - “Hate” è il nuovo singolo

Il brano che anticipa il Mixtape di prossima uscita sugli stores digitali e nelle radio

“Hate” è il nuovo singolo del poliedrico artista e cantautore Daut, sui principali stores digitali e dal 27 gennaio nelle radio italiane in promozione nazionale. Originalità pura ad evidenziare la versatilità dell’artista che passa dal pop al rap con una facilità disarmante. Barre taglienti e dirette sopra un beat ipnotico che dona al tutto un forte impatto emotivo. “Hate” è il singolo che lancia un progetto ambizioso di grande attesa da pubblico e critica che presto vedrà la luce nella discografia italiana. “Hate n’ Love”, sarà il secondo progetto ufficiale di Daut. Un Mixtape concettuale di dieci tracce che affronta come argomento il ciclo dell'amore e dell'odio. I due termini sono semplici ma creano un viaggio che trasporta all'ascolto, soprattutto nelle tracce centrali, che sono un misto di entrambi.

“Hate, la prima traccia, rappresenta l'odio puro, i pensieri negativi e la poca fiducia ma anche una continua lotta al sistema.” Daut

L’artista si racconta

Sono Andrea Panait, in arte Daut, un artista della scena pop e rap torinese di 23 anni. Sono nato è cresciuto in provincia in un ambiente difficile, soprattutto dentro le quattro mura. La musica, che per me era una scappatoia dalla realtà, ora rappresenta la strada da percorrere per far capire ciò che resta tra le righe. Scrivo testi dall'età di 16 anni e nel tempo ho sviluppato la capacità di adattarmi a più generi. “Bolla”, il primo singolo e “MAUI EP”, il primo progetto ufficiale da indipendente uscito nel 2023 con il supporto del mio team, dimostrano la mia versatilità, passando da un rap tecnico a un cantato pop. Ho avuto la possibilità di collaborare con artisti di rilievo italiani come Rico Mendossa in “Outfit nero” e “Pensaci” è stato il mio ultimo brano pubblicato. In vista del nuovo progetto, sto ampliando le mie doti canore e iniziando un percorso nella produzione musicale.

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_d_a_u_t TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@_d_a_u_t?_t=8h1rvujaJMG&_r=1 Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/artist/73iYtZsVEAEnLmXhbsDXpg?si=_v7BCctUQROKuJAQtgPQzw

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Lynchland -Lynchian #17 — Video Game Music Edition

Today's Bombshell (Bombshell Radio) Bombshell Radio Lynchland - David Lynch Archivist 8am-10am EST 2pm-4pm CEST 1pm-3pm BST bombshellradio.com Lynchland - David Lynch Archivist Repeats 2am-3am EST #ambient #jazz #orchestral #rock #videogames PLAYING TRACKS BY MoozE, ANAMANAGUCHI, Jared Emerson-Johnson, David Housden, Riyou Kinugasa, Takuya Kobayashi, Hiromi Mizutani and more. Over the past twenty years, many game developers have called on David Lynch for inspiration, and such major titles as Silent Hill, Persona, or Life Is Strange have paid tribute to the director's work. Naturally, this influence can also be heard in many games, in obvious and more subtle ways. Our new mixtape is an attempt to put together fifteen of these tracks, including the music from fairly lynchian games such as Deadly Premonition, Kentucky Route Zero, Mizzurna Falls, Thimbleweed Park and Virginia, ANAMANAGUCHI's glorious cover of the Twin Peaks Theme, and Angelo Badalamenti's own contribution to video game music back in 2005. Just for kicks, we also covered Nobuo Uematsu's "Lurking in the Darkness" by ourselves, to emphasize its similarity with "Audrey's Dance". Have fun! 01 MoozE - Main Menu Theme 00:00 02 ANAMANAGUCHI - Twin Peaks Theme (SNES Version) 02:00 03 Jared Emerson-Johnson - The Office 07:08 04 David Housden - Inertia 10:24 05 Riyou Kinugasa, Takuya Kobayashi, Hiromi Mizutani - Thomas MacLaine 12:07 06 Akira Yamaoka - Silent Hill (Otherside) 16:10 07 Shigemitsu Goto - ????07 17:45 08 Nobuo Uematsu - Lurking in the Darkness (Lynchland Cover) 20:04 09 Ben Babbitt feat. Emily Cross- Too Late to Love You 22:34 10 Peter McConnell - High Roller - 28:42 11 Rik Schaffer - Hollywood Theme 30:24 12 Rika Muranaka (feat. Elisa Fiorillo) - Don't Be Afraid 35:53 13 Angelo Badalamenti - Ending 41:30 14 Steve Kirk - Town 43:02 15 Lyndon Holland - Sojourner's Truth 45:15 A very special thanks to HadH for her wonderful artwork; you can check out her work at fb.com/pg/H.Angelina.DH / http://hadh.fr/ http://hadh.tumblr.com/ https://www.instagram.com/hadh_blog/ Read the full article

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Morita Vargas is an argentinian producer, singer and performer of experimental- electronic music. She explores fantasy soundscapes and lyrics with no-lenguaje, working with collages of sounds creating emotional atmospheres.

She has released two albums, "8" (Hidden Harmony Recordings, Estonia) and "Mandragora" (Autogenesis, Germany).

"For this mixtape I was inspired by female, trans, non-binary Latin and South American music that I admire. Their music opens the scene for me in terms of genre because it is an eclectic selection of sounds that goes from folklore to ambient, going through the experimental, melodic, dramatic, abstract and the frenzy of the dance floor and pop feeling. A mixture of ancestral roots and the present, it is a door for the world to know who we are and what we create and produce."

Listen: https://soundcloud.com/cachichi/25-morita-vargas

TRACKLIST 1. Orieta Chrem - De Los Andes 2. Violeta Garcia - Laguna De Los Pajaros 3. Tatiana Heuman - Una Palabra A La Vez 4. Carola Zlaschi - Luna Nueva 5. Alma Laprida/Calarco - Contorso 6. Vic Bang - Tam Tam 7. Aylu - Lignum 8. Qoa - Azorak 9. Ceci Castro - Para Eliza 10. Lia Nadja - Casio 11. Lucrecia Dalt - Extraña Colección 12. Juana Aguirre - Clarøscuro 13. Aldanabit - Un Pasaje 14. Fiera Verde - Belvedere 15. Gabriela - Tren de Medianoche 16. Morita Vargas - Ginseng 17. Liu Yang - Sadberry 18. Marax - Permeabilidad 19. Emma Harumi - Muxe 20. La Amante - Danger Boy 21. Nena - Yiii 22. Marina Mazzocchi - Fantasía 23. Macarena Rocha - Wild Sleeper 24. Lila Tirando A Violeta - Isolation 25. La Propia - Secuencia 26. La Piba Berreta ft Pielcitta - Metautosatisfacción

photography by Sara Piñeros www.instagram.com/sarapineros_/?hl=en

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Razones por las que él se convierte en tu Bias | J-Hope que sacudió a los AMAs 2017 #Hobihobi #Swag #Hopemom | Razones por las que ser stan de J-Hope💜호석이~

#Hope de BTS – Energético J-Hope Hobi, hobi~

“Hola, soy tu esperanza, J-Hope” justo como su frase, su rol en BTS es dar esperanza. Alguien que siempre transpira energía positiva, y trae ese ambiente al equipo. Es por esto que RM elige a Hobi como el líder real del equipo.

Hobi algunas veces les da momentos difíciles a los miembros por ser dramático, el rey de Aegyo, pero los revive con una sonrisa y energía para su equipo.

Lado #Hosikyi (Lado dulce)

Jungkook una vez confeso que debido a Hobi siempre muestra su lado brillante, cuando Hobi llora eso hace llorar también a Jungkook. El Bangtan Bomb Episode de 2/18/2014 que muestra al padre de Hobi mandándole un mensaje a Hobi por su cumpleaños, Hobi lloró incontrolablemente así que Jungkook y V también (lloraron).

Hobi también es conocido como el miembro más miedoso. El Show Idol de variedades en Chosun TV donde aparecieron el 3/7/17, tenían una misión donde tenían que poner sus manos en una caja para adivinar el objeto sin ver. Hobi gritó y brincó al suelo tan pronto como el objeto en la caja toco su mano.

Programa Idol Party: https://goo.gl/ytUaSU

Del episodio 24 del Run BTS! Que se transmitió el 10/23/17, Hobie estaba ocupado corriendo de los zombis, sin siquiera darse cuenta que perdió su zapato durante la carrera, y fue el que más grito. A diferencia del esperanzado J-Hope, este lado frágil de J-Hope hace más dinámico su encanto.

Run 24: https://ok.ru/video/600606247472

#Swag  Dope

Mic Drop fue en realidad una canción para J-Hope. Cuando lo miras bailando el intro, sin duda se roba la atención de todos.

A diferencia de su animado y frágil lado, J-Hope exuda su propio carisma cada vez que está en el escenario. Mic Drop es la presentación que refleja y afirma eso. J-Hope rapea en voz baja tan pronto como empieza Mic Drop y la audiencia se vuelve completamente loca por su encanto.

Es el bailarín principal de BTS, y también el líder del equipo-Jung que dirige la coreografía y presentación en el grupo. Cuando Jimin es fuerte en baile contemporáneo, y Jungkook brinda una presentación llena de poderoso baile, J-Hope muestra movimientos fluidos al tiempo que corta cada movimiento detalladamente, su línea de baile definitivamente se destaca en el escenario.

J-Hope hace a los otros miembros sus fans. Cada vez que los miembros monitorean su presentación o MV, constantemente gritan, “¡J-Hopeeeeeeeee!” Siempre son impresionados por él, y muestran un amor devoto como sus fans.

Su #Excepcional habilidad para hacer música.

RM, que compone y produce la mayoría de sus canciones alago las habilidades para componer música de J-Hope y dijo, “J-Hope tiene un genial sentido para hacer melodías con las que muchas personas se pueden fácilmente identificar.”

J-Hope de hecho ha participado en la elaboración de “MAMA”, “AWAKE”, “WHALIEN 52”, etc. e hizo numerosas partes “matadoras” de las canciones.

Suga también lo alago y dijo: “Estoy asustado de su talento qué el mismo desconoce” Esta es la razón del porque las fans están esperando su Mixtape, donde podrán realmente disfrutar de su propio gusto musical.

#Mamy Hope que se preocupa por los miembros

BTS ganó el oro en MBC New Year 2016 Idol Olympics, que fue transmitido el 2/09/16, y J-Hope estaba usando la medalla. Vio que RM estaba tocando la medalla, como si estuviera envidioso. J-Hope inmediatamente se la quitó del cuello e hizo que RM la usará. La escena fue mostrada por los fans y se convirtió en el “Momento-que-conmueve-el-corazón” de J-Hope.

En otros premios musicales cuando Jungkook permaneció de pie hasta el final, J-Hope voluntariamente fue a su lado y mostró su lado caritativo. Cuando V estaba como MC de uno de los shows musicales, J-Hope estaba viendo a V con ojos de amor y mostro su lado “mamá” de él.

Del Bangtan Bomb de 2/15/16, J-Hope estaba comiendo una tarta de frutas y cuando Jungkook le pregunto si realmente era tarta de frutas, lo alimentó sin decir nada, e incluso la compartió con Jin cuando había una pieza extra de tarta. También mostro su lado caritativo.

Si Jimin es famoso por ser la mamá de Jungkook, J-Hope es famoso por ser la mamá de Jimin. Durante la filmación del MV “Not Today”, cuando Jimin parece tener frío, J-Hope dice, “¿Nuestro Jimin tiene frio?  No, Jimin no debe tener frío, no cojas un resfriado.” Asegurándose de que estaba bien abrigado en su abrigo.

¿No todos entendemos a los miembros de BTS que gritan ¡J-Hopeeeeeeeeeeee~! Haciendo estallar sus gargantas? Si, lo hacemos.

Fuente: http://m.entertain.naver.com/read?oid=277&aid=0004126327 Eng trad: @Glitter_jk Esp Trad: Admin. K~

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4 Tage feiern in Eschwege: Der Kultur-Biergarten startet auch 2021!

Eine traumhafte Atmosphäre und reichlich Musik, das ist der Eschweger Kultur Biergarten. | (c) Mac Schneider (Eschwege) Gemütliches Zusammensitzen, ein paar kühle Getränke, gute Musik und dabei auch noch Kultur? Beim Eschweger Kultur Biergarten 2021 soll all das wieder möglich sein. Täglich ein Live Act plus DJs aus allen Genres bringt Veranstalter Mac Schneider dieses Jahr in den Schlosspark in Eschwege. Vom 15.-18. Juli 2021 findet die zweite Auflage des Kultur-Biergartens im nordhessischen Eschwege statt. Laut dem Event-Planer Schneider sollen weitere Kulturtage bis Oktober 2021 abgehalten werden. Somit soll für viel gute Stimmung im Sommer und frühen Herbst gesorgt sein. Eine Kulturstätte für die ganze Familie: So erhältst Du deine Reservierung! Der Eschweger Kultur-Biergarten lädt die unterschiedlichsten Gäste zu sich ein, sodass für Groß & Klein Unterhaltung geboten werden kann. Dennoch setzt Martin Schneider auf eine Zusammenarbeit von Personal und Kundschaft. Vom 15.-18. Juli 2021 findet die zweite Auflage des Kultur-Biergarten im nordhessischen Eschwege statt. Ab dem 28. Juni 2021 können Interessierte ihre Reservierungskarten für 10 Euro in der Eschweger Zille oder per E-Mail erwerben. Über die aktuellen Hygienebedingungen werdet ihr rechtzeitig auf der Facebookseite des Eschweger Kultur Biergartens informiert. Es stehen dieses Jahr 350 Sitzplätze pro Tag zur Verfügung. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anHByEeL9MA In Eschwege im Werratal findet vom 15.-18.Juli 2021 der zweite Eschweger Kultur Biergarten statt. | (c) Youtube DJ Bernd Kuchinke eröffnet den Eschweger Kultur Biergarten! Den Auftakt der Kulturtage macht am 15. Juli 2021 um 16 Uhr der DJ Bernd Kuchinke. Der Musiker veröffentlicht regelmäßig neue Remixes bekannter Songs und hat ebenfalls mit anderen Künstler:innen zusammengearbeitet. Im Eschweger Kultur Biergarten will Kuchinke einen Mix aus House, New Wave, 80er, Indie-Pop, Ambient, Ska und Northern Soul spielen.

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Donnerstag 15. Juli 2021 DJ Bernd Kuchinke • Kultur-Biergarten 16:00 Uhr Eschwege, Schlosspark Eschwege Typ: Open-Air » Pop Nach 3 Stunden elektronischen Klängen übernimmt ab 19 Uhr N-GIN. Sänger Gino war schon im letzten Jahr mit Absolut Unplugged zu Gast und kommt dieses Jahr mit kompletter Band und vielen aktuellen Coversongs und alten Soul-Klassikern.

Donnerstag 15. Juli 2021 N-GIN • Kultur-Biergarten 15:00 Uhr Eschwege, Schlosspark Eschwege Typ: Open-Air » Pop, Soul Am 16. Juli 2021 geht die Party gleich weiter. Der Eschweger DJ Ben E. begeistert seine Fans seit 2003 mit Mixtapes aus Hip Hop, R ‘n’ B und weiteren Beats. Tanzwillige sollten den Schlosspark deshalb um 16 Uhr aufsuchen.

Freitag 16. Juli 2021 DJ Ben E. • Kultur-Biergarten 16:00 Uhr Eschwege, Schlosspark Eschwege Typ: Open-Air » Pop,  Soul,  HipHop,  Rock Um 19 Uhr läutet die nordhessische Band Christian Bergmann & Die Nordhessen Drei das Ende der ersten zwei Kulturtage ein. Mit Covern von Johnny Cash wollen die Musiker das Publikum überzeugen.

Ein Stückchen internationaler Songs mitten in Nordhessen: Christian Bergmann & Die Nordhessen Drei legen Wert auf echte instrumentale Sounds. | (c) Osthessen News

Freitag 16. Juli 2021 Christian Bergmann & Die Nordhessen Drei • Kultur-Biergarten 19:00 Uhr Eschwege, Schlosspark Eschwege Typ: Open-Air » Country,  Cover,  Johnny Cash Der dritte Tag bietet gleich drei Highlights Der 17. Juli 2021 hat gleich drei Acts zu bieten: Onkel + Mac sind seit vielen Jahren Garant für feinstes, unterhaltsames Entertainment und zum Eschweger Kultur Biergarten holen sie sich den wunderbaren Mr. Brown mit ins Boot. Es wird funky, groovy und tanzbar.

Samstag 17. Juli 2021 Onkel + Mac • Kultur-Biergarten 16:00 Uhr Eschwege, Schlosspark Eschwege Typ: Open-Air » Soul,  Funk,  Groove Nach 3 Stunden Onkel + Mac übernimmt die Band Schippe Dreck das Ruder. Die Musiker:innen stammen allesamt aus Eschwege und widmen ihr Herzblut voll und ganz der Rockmusik. Die langen Haare dürfen geschwungen werden.

Samstag 17. Juli 2021 Schippe Dreck • Kultur-Biergarten 18:00 Uhr Eschwege, Schlosspark Eschwege Typ: Open-Air » Rock,  Rock`n Roll

Erst Onkel+Mac, dann Mr. Brown – es wird funky, groovy und tanzbar. Um 20 Uhr übernimmt Kult-DJ Mr. Brown. Seit 1967 steht der Künstler hinter seinem Mischpult und spielt Klassiker, Hits, aber auch Raritäten aus Soul, Funk, R&B, Disco, House, Electro, Blues, Hip Hop und vielem mehr. In den 80er Jahren gelangte er zu bundesweiter Bekanntheit und ist seitdem nicht mehr aus der deutschen DJ-Landschaft wegzudenken. | » Hier geht's zur Ww-Biographie von Mr. Brown!

Seit den 80er Jahren unterwegs: Der Funk-DJ Mr. Brown legt immer noch regelmäßig auf und will auch in Eschwege abräumen. | (c) wildwechsel.de

Samstag 17. Juli 2021 Mr. Brown • Kultur-Biergarten 20:00 Uhr Eschwege, Schlosspark Eschwege Typ: Open-Air » Soul,  Funk,  R&B,  Disco,  House,  Electro,  Blues,  Hip Hop Am letzten Tag des Kultur-Biergartens runden zwei Unterhaltungspunkte den Juli in Eschwege ab. Das DJ-Duo AndEffect stimmt die Eschweger ab 14 Uhr ein. Ihre Musik teilen sie nicht nur durch Auftritte oder Musikportale, sondern seit kurzer Zeit auch auf dem Streaming-Anbieter Twitch. So soll das Konzert-Feeling auch zuhause entstehen können.

Sonntag 18. Juli 2021 AndEffect • Kultur-Biergarten 14:00 Uhr Eschwege, Schlosspark Eschwege Typ: Open-Air » Elektro Um 16 Uhr tritt dann Soundakrobat Der Ente auf. Er ist nicht nur Einheizer der großartigen J.B.O., sondern mit seinem Soloprogramm auch schon mehrfach bundesweit ausgezeichnet.

Sonntag 18. Juli 2021 Der Ente • Kultur-Biergarten 16:00 Uhr Eschwege, Schlosspark Eschwege Typ: Open-Air » Klangakrobatik,  Pop Wichtige Links aus dem Artikel - Website des Eschweger Kultur-Biergartens - Ww-Artikel über Mr. Brown - Ww-Beitrag über Christian Bergmann & Die Nordhessen Drei Lust auf noch mehr Infos aus Nordhessen? Lesen Sie den ganzen Artikel

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Friday 13 October Mixtape 384 “Melting Moonbeams” Ambient Sleep Drone Space Wednesdays, Fridays & Sundays. Support the artists and labels. Don't forget to subscribe so future shows can bloom.

Trevlad Sounds-Welcome in you wonderful listener 00:00 Studio Kosmische-Hertz I 00:31

daily rituals-i cant help but romanticize the briefness in which you existed in my life 06:03

Orbitalpatterns-Utah 10:16

City of Dawn-Moonbeams kiss the sea 13:29

Grey Frequency-Thirty High Road 17:19

Hakobune-Intransigence 22:02

Maddy Briggs-Late Night Swim II 25:57

Kinbrae-Tatha 32:13

Hello Meteor-Garden Edge 35:18

Rhucle-Kuru Kuru 38:51

Andrew Heath, Mi Cosa de Resistance, Anne Chris Bakker-Half way Down the Stairs 42:11

Sven Laux, Harry Towell-Until We Fall 51:00

Wings Of An Angel-When Lovers Meet To Eat Meat 59:14

Dayin-Melting Caves 1:08:23

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Top 30 Most Underrated Albums!!

My top 30 favorite albums that I think are lovely and should be praised WAAAAY more than they are! Everything on here is great and I recommend all these albums!

30. Bon Iver - 22 A Million

Bon Iver takes his sound to the most experimental. Vocoder passages are super dope, 715 Creeks is an insanely underrated tune.

29. Siriusmo - Mosaik

Great kitschy synth music. Catchy, lighthearted, sweet and playful.

28. Bones - Useless

Best underground soundcloud rap album in my opinion. Cavernous, edgy, loud and depressing.

27. Mellowhype - Numbers

For an album with what I consider to be one of the best Frank Ocean features ever I hardly see it talked about in hip-hop circles. Great album.

26. Justice - Audio Video Disco

Grossly overshadowed by it’s monolithic older brother Cross, Audio Video Disco still serves bangers. Civilization is one of my top 10 songs of all time but On’n’on, Helix and New Lands should not be overlooked!

25. Gesaffelstein - Aleph

If I had to describe Aleph in a single word it would be brooding. Runners up include expensive, violent and scary.

24. Duck Sauce - Quack

If anything proves that we are long overdue for a full length A-Trak solo album, it’s this.

23. Yung Lean - Unknown Memory

Cloud rap pioneer Yung Lean’s opus. Volt, Sunrise Angel, Sandman and Blinded are all incredibly ahead of their time.

22. Playboi Carti - In Abundance

This one comes with a bit of a caveat considering it is a fan-compiled mixtape and not an official album but many of the songs on this project in my opinion stack up against highlights from S/T, Die Lit and WLR.

21. Dead Can Dance - Within the Realm of a Dying Sun

Referring to this album as moody and ambient don’t do it justice but for the sake of keeping  this list concise it will have to do. Dead Can Dance deserve the highest order of praise for this medieval epic.

20. Porches - The House

A melancholy and personal look into Porches frontman Aaron Maine’s experiences with social anxiety and depression. It’s groovy and will have you dancing with tears in your eyes.

19. Oni Ayhun - Oar003

Only two tracks long which makes it the shortest album on this list, Olof Dreijer of The Knife, under the pseudonym Oni Ayhun, makes curious, twinkling techno on Oar003.

18. Amnesia Scanner - Another Life

Abrasive and glitchy, german electronic duo Amnesia Scanner’s first album is not for the feint of heart but anyone who decides to keep an open mind (and the volume knob sitting lower than usual) will find some truly captivating moments of electronic brilliance on this record.

17. Mr Oizo - All Wet

Absolutely fucking hilarious album. With features from Skrillex, Boys Noize, Peaches and even Charli Xcx. All wet is modern dadaism and if you don’t believe me make sure you check out No Tony and Chairs in particular.

16. Crystal Castles - Amnesty (I)

I do not understand why this album isn’t  considered more when talking about Crystal Castles’ discography. It sounds related to their self titled trilogy but takes the band’s style in a less dance oriented, more experimental almost instrumental hiphop direction. Edith Francis’ vocals are great and the songs Ornament and Fleece stand out in particular, not to mention that the bonus track Kept may be one of the group’s best.

15. Simian Mobile Disco - Murmuations

Very low-key electronic music from Simian Mobile Disco, Murmurations features some flooring choral pieces backed by soft dance patterns. Great relaxing listen for fans of Caribou, Jamie XX and Chrome Sparks.

14. Mdou Moctar - Ilana (The Creator)

Where to even begin with this one! Mdou Moctar is a guitarist from Niger and Ilana (The Creator) is in my opinion his best work. Fuzzy rock music that sounds like it’s being played from 50-foot monitors in the middle of the Sahara.

13. Chemical Brothers - Further

Chemical brother’s second sleekest album after born in the echoes, Further has glamour that you’re seldom able to find elsewhere.

12. Boys Noize - Mayday

Absolute fucking rager of an album. Featuring Policia, Remy Banks and Hudson Mohawke among others, Boys Noize is in your face and doesn’t give a shit on Mayday. The remix of Birthday released after the album with Danny Brown is priceless.

11. Nico - Desertshore

Break out the tissues if you plan on listening to Desertshore today, this album is unrelentingly melancholic. Nico’s vocals sound almost ghost-like at times and the instrumentals on here are gorgeous.

10. The Newcomer - Earth Motivation

Sopping wet with OPN influence, Earth Motivation is glitchy but retains an emotional quality that will sit with you for a while after your first listen. Perfect for fans of Autechre, Oneohtrixpointnever and Venetian Snares.

9. Tami T - High Pitched and Moist

High Pitched and Moist is definitely not for everyone, but if you like your pop smeared with autotune and in-your-face sexuality then Tami T’s 2019 album is perfect for you! I recommend this one for any fans of Fever Ray and GFOTY.

8. Ryuichi Sakamoto - Async

From the jump, Japanese avant garde classical composer, pianist, electronic musician and synthpop legend Ryuichi Sakamoto hits you where it hurts on Async. The first tune Andata is one of the most beautiful and soul crushing instrumental songs I have ever had the pleasure of hearing, but the quality remains consistent throughout the entire record.

7.  Blanck Mass - World Eater

Holy. Fuck. Drop whatever you’re doing right now and listen to this album. I don’t care if you’re in a business meeting or getting lunch, World Eater demands the utmost attention. After hearing the transition from the end of Rhesus Negative to Please my life was never the same. I can’t sing Blanck Mass’ praises enough so you’re going to have to check this one out yourself but I guarantee you will NOT be disappointed.

6. Jean-Michel Jarre - Oxygene

French synth deity Jean-Michel Jarre’s intergalactic journey Oxygene is a record that soars above and beyond its compatriots (namely Mort Garson’s Plantasia and Jean-Jacques Perrey’s Moog Indigo) and will take you on an extra-planetary voyage from which you may never return. I recommend listening to this album with the best sound system you have available to really get the most out of it.

5. The Knife - Shaken-Up Versions

Technically The Knife’s last album before their retirement (not counting the Terminal 7 Live album), Shaken-Up Versions sees Karin and Olof Dreijer metamorphosing songs from all across their discography into dancefloor fillers. Electronic musicians retooling their material into more danceable, DJ set ready tracks is nothing new (See Alive 2007 and All Across the Universe) but the Knife’s catalog is already so impressive that hearing classics transmogrified like this is a phenomenal experience that I don’t want any dance music fans to miss out on! They reworked Silent Shout for christ’s sake how can you not love this.

4. Geinoh Yamashirogumi - Ecophony Rinne

Katsuhiro Otomo famously tapped Geinoh Yamashirogumi for the soundtrack to Akira, but what some of you may not know is that, while working on the Akira manga, Otomo was listening to this record in particular which inspired him to collaborate with the collective for the Akira film. Ecophony Rinne is like nothing I have ever heard before or since. It’s got a tectonic quality to it that makes you think you’re witnessing an extinction event or the birth of a new universe while listening which is an experience I highly recommend, ESPECIALLY for fans of the Akira manga and film; this album sounds like how Akira looks and Akira looks damn good.

3. Buy Muy Drugs - Buy Muy Drugs

Slept on in every regard, Buy Muy Drugs is a triumph of experimental and industrial hiphop. The duo made up of rapper Denmark Vessey and producer Azarias are welding together grime, bass music and afro-cuban percussion into a dystopic and pummeling listening experience that gets better and better with every listen. To quote JPEGMAFIA, “Death Grips can’t do this shit”.

2. Susumu Hirasawa - Technique of Relief

This album is jaw-dropping. It’s pop, ambient, traditional-Japanese experimental choral synth music delivered with soaring, regal grandiosity. One of the closest things to musical perfection I can think of, Technique of Relief is an album that even now I am having a difficult time describing. Intensely emotional yet hopeful; groovy but substantive, Susumu Hirasawa penned an oeuvre with this record.

1. Daft Punk - Human After All

The number one spot goes to the black sheep of the world’s most beloved electronic music making androids’ discography. Panned on release for being “spread thin” and “too minimal”, (The Village Voice went so far as to call the album “ a bad record whose details rarely merit further thought “) Daft Punk’s third album Human After all is definitely different from it’s rhinestone studded predecessor but in the absolute best way possible. It’s groovy, dark, emotional, tragic, minimal, distorted and it yields some of the robots’ best tracks (Human After All detractors seem to forget that Technologic, Robot Rock and the title track do not actually stem from the Alive 2007 Coachella set but rather find their home on this album). Sleeper gems like Make Love, Emotion, Television Rule the Nation and Prime Time of Your Life range from introspective and moody RnB that would not feel out of place on a Sebastien Tellier record to blown out, gravelly rock oriented tunes that remind the listener of Daft Punk’s roots as french garage rockers. Phenomenal album, criminally underrated.