#Gloria De Oliveira

[musicforthegirlies]

[nancyydowns]

Windflower, the daughter of the wind ♡ For one of my biggest inspiration and muse, Gloria thank you so much for being a great artist. Your music means a lot to me. You’re a wonderful creature, you’re such an inspiration and i feel very connected to you. ♡

[thequietabsolute]

Four favourites daily 🎨 # 3.

link to this spotify mixtape

[musicwithoutborders]

Gloria de Oliveira · Dean Hurley,  Astral Bodies I Oceans of Time, 2022

[lzyixi]

Oceans of Time

[girlwhodoeskratom]

Gloria Burgess, Tharita de Oliveira, Amalia Vairelli, Edia Vairelli, & Iman closing Yves Saint Laurent Spring/Summer, 1980 Ready-to-Wear

[nudesnoises]

[frnndlcs]

Non', ou a Vã Glória de Mandar, Manoel de Oliveira, 1990

[zmijowka]



Fourth episode of my radio show Szumy Szepty Szelesty @ Radio Kapitał is available to listen on mixcloud! Link: (x)

Tracklist:

Abishai - Ambient Piece #1 (12-25-2016) Bona Fide - Joy Sympathy Pain - Bless This Ugly Heart Epiglottis - II (Dźwięki Żałobne) Glaring - Ghosts Gloria de Oliveira - kind mess golem mecanique - maison morte natural snow buildings - the night country quilting - tipico orion Glaring - I Don't Remember Your Face Darryl Blood - Ardentia Ana Jikia - Spirits2

[musicforthegirlies]

[atletasudando]

Caio también triunfó en la gran jornada de la marcha sudamericana en La Coruña

Completando una jornada inolvidable para los marchistas de Sudamérica, el brasileño Caio Oliveira de Sena Bonfim se cubrió de gloria este sábado 3 de junio al ganar el Gran Premio Cantones de La Coruña, en España. A su vez, la peruana y bicampeona del mundo Kimberly García había triunfado en los 20 km. femeninos con 1:26:40, estableciendo el nuevo récord de su país, delante de la elite de la prueba. Allí su compatriota Evelyn Inga fue sexta con marca personal de 1:27:32 y luego se ubicó la brasileña Erica Rocha de Sena con 1:28:53. Bronce mundialista del 2017 en Londres, protagonista relevante del circuito mundial en la última década, Caio ganó ahora con 1:18:29, nuevo récord para su país y segunda marca histórica para Sudamérica. Tenái como mejor registro 1:18:47, logrado justamente en La Coruña hace cuatro temporadas. La prueba se definió en los últimos metros y allí Caio pudo desbordar al español Alvaro Martin -ganador del año pasado- quien terminó en 1:18:49, mientras que el otro crédito local, Diego García, fue tercero con 1:19:25. Martin venía de una gran labor en el Europeo de Podebrady, donde se impuso en los 35 km con 2:25:35. García, por su parte, tiene un antecedente de 1:18:58. Los tres habían estado en el lote puntero junto al chino Jun Zhang, el japonés Yuta Koga y otros dos ascendente sudamericanos, los ecuatorianos David Hurtado (que sufrió la descalificación) y Brian Pintado (que abandonó). Ese lote pasó en veloces 39:17 los 10 kilómetros. En el undécimo km. Zhang intentó forzar la marcha, pero Bonfim y Martin resistieron. Otro que se acercaba era el alemán Christopher Linke, quien finalmente quedaría cuarto con 1:19:27. Los tramos finales fueron un mano a mano entre Caio y Martín. La prueba, incluida con categoría Gold en el circuito de marcha de World Athletics, contó con otros sudamericanos que terminaron así: 11° Jordy Rafael Jiménez (Ecuador) 1:20:45, 16 César Augusto Rodríguez (Perú) 1:22:00, 17° César Herrera (Colombia) 1:22:07, 18 Jhonatan Amores (Ecuador) 1:22:18, 28 Yassir Cabrera (Panamá) 1:24:10, 30 Mateo Romero (Colombia) 1:24:50, 32 Anderson Callejas (Colombia) 1:25:134, 34 Manuel Esteban Soto (Colombia) 1:25:41, 41 Andrés Chocho (Ecuador) 1:26:44 y 50 Juan José Soto (Colombia) 1:27:35. Más atrás llegaron el juvenil ecuatoriano Saúl Wamputsrik (55 con 1:29:23) y luego: 56 Lucas Gomes de Souza Mazzo (Brasill) 1:29:41, 58 Kenny Pérez (Colombia) 1:30:31, 61 Oscar Patin (Ecuador) 1:31,54, 62 Kevin Toro (Colombia) 1:32:16, 63 Miguel Angel Calderón (Colombia) 1:32:32, 66 Yhojan Melillán (Chile) 1:33:55, 72 Moisés Beltrán (Chile) 1:42:20 y 73 Luis Navarrete (Chile) 1:42:46.   Read the full article

[silverfrapp]

My 20 favourite EPs of 2022 // Spotify playlist

+ 25 honourable mentions (good albums that I probably should’ve spent more time with – ordered alphabetically)

EPs:

1. Daniela Lalita – Trececerotres 2. Uroish – Goodbye Party 3. Sun’s Signature – Sun’s Signature 4. Brodka – Sadza

5. Crystal Murray – Twisted Bases 6. Tops – Empty Seats 7. Lolahol – Go 8. Frou Frou – Off Cuts

9. Blue Hawaii – My Bestfriend’s House 10. Sevdaliza – Raving Dahlia 11. Empress Of – Save Me 12. Pure Shores – Nightfall Feelings

13. Zoon – Big Pharma 14. Sabina Ddumba – Dear 27 Pt. 1 15. Mr Twin Sister – Upright and Even 16. Eugénie – Moment in Time

17. Thelma Plum – Meanjin 18. Dana Gavanski – Bouncing Ball 19. Oh Land – Xtra 20. Hockeysmith – Hunted Eyes

Honourable mentions:

Andrew Bayer – Duality Andy Bull – People You Love Anne Marie Almedal – We Dance Alone Beach House – Once Twice Melody Bendik – Liv

Boohle – iSlomo Chelsea Jade – Soft Spot George FitzGerald – Stellar Drifting Gloria de Oliveira & Dean Hurley – Oceans of Time Grace Ives – Janky Star

Honey Dijon – Black Girl Magic Hurray for the Riff Raff – Life on Earth Kiwi – Pętla Little Simz – No Thank You Methyl Ethel – Are You Haunted?

Mykki Blanco – Stay Close to Music Nnamdï – Please Have a Seat Orlando Weeks – Hop Up Ravyn Lenae – Hypnos S10 – Ik besta voor altijd zolang jij aan mij denkt

Sylvan Esso – No Rules Sandy Vendredi sur Mer – Métamorphose Vero – Unsoothing Interior Zazie – Aile-P Zola Jesus – Arkhon

[theam-cjsw]

The AM: November 28, 2022

Some groovy excursions on this week's episode, including throwbacks to the legendary Bernard Estardy and the less prolific but still great Aril Laury, and new gems from folks like Kutiman, Kit Sebastian, Miszczyk, and more. Plus a solo selection from Air's Nicolas Godin, meditative moments from Bitchin Bajas and Max Cooper, dreamy pop courtesy of Alvvays, Living Hour, and Carla dal Forno—all the soothing sounds you need to start your week on the right note.

Folks seemed to particularly like this episode, so if it’s been a while since you tuned in, this might be a good one to catch up with.

Stream at CJSW.com

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Image is "The Last Man In Europe" by Niall Naessens

Hour One:

Amorpha Bitchin Bajas • Bajascillators

Up is Good Nils Frahm, Arthur Jeffes • 1+1=X

Terminal Lucidity Where`s The Other • Relaxology

to all the plants i loved s e r é n a t e • caso de estudio

Dust Loom Hamish Lang • Seasons

A Model of Reality Max Cooper, featuring Kotomi • Unspoken Words

a-O’ Various Artists, featuring a-souvenir x O'Haara • Forest City Series, Vol. 5

Corporation Meditation Key Puncher • Gravity

II Christopher Sleightholm • Intermission Musics EP

Hour Two:

Seeland - MF Tomlinson Remix Group Listening • Clarinet & Piano: Selected Remixes Vol. 2

Bach Off Nicolas Godin • Contrepoint

Antiblue Étamine • Single

Monsieur Dutour Bernard Estardy • La Formule du Baron

Autoscopie Bernard Estardy • La Formule du Baron

Over Tage Svaneborg Kardyb • Over Tage

Moody Aril Laury • Escape from Synth City

Ben Anna Butterss • Activities

The Ecstatic Dance MISZCZYK, featuring Bile Sister • Thyrsis of Etna

Road Song Various Artists, featuring Hair Control • Ear Worms: Live Sessions From CJSW 90.9 FM

Hour Three:

Jennifer Hindsight Peel Dream Magazine • Pad

Uma Canção a Mais Orquestra e Côro Som Livre • Semideus

Tresor Gwenno • Tresor

Stay Awake Carla dal Forno • Come Around

Tugboat Carla Sagan • Observer Bias

Tile By Tile Alvvays • Blue Rev

Fresh Haze Kutiman • Open

Hayat Kit Sebastian • Single

Alone Again (Naturally) Scanner • Jayemme

Fugue Milk • Mattress Ranch

Something to Behold Gloria de Oliveira, Dean Hurley • Oceans of Time

Hold Me In Your Mind Living Hour • Someday Is Today

[chaospanics]

⎨ SEPTEMBER PLAYLIST ⎬

fallen a bit behind on listening as my job started this month. work pays for a subscription to Calm and I feel like I’m listening to that more lol. still, several familiar projects and some new discoveries delivered this month:

Bałtyk - Grapefruit Cold Gawd - God Get Me The Fuck Out Of Here Devilish Dear - Army Of Nothing Gloria de Oliveira & Dean Hurley - Oceans of Time La Suma De Todos Los Tiempos - Los Movimientos Living Hour - Someday is Today (August) Oliver Sim - Hideous Bastard Plaaaato - Wait A Little Longer Preoccupations - Arrangements The Soft Moon - Exister Sohn - Trust Sunflower Bean - Headful of Sugar (May) Welcome Strawberry - Welcome Strawberry Ylayali - Separation Young Jesus - Shepherd Head

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[culturedarm]

Following the delicate harmonies and swinging melodies of Mesmerism, the drummer Tyshawn Sorey returns to the repertoire alongside Aaron Diehl, Russell Hall, and Greg Osby on a freewheeling three-and-a-half hour live performance from The Jazz Gallery in New York City. As Touch celebrates forty years of fierce resistance to the status and trappings of 'record label', the multi-instrumentalist Patrick Shiroishi takes a novel approach to field recording, emanating from within the dotted landscape of Evergreen Cemetery in Los Angeles for a stirring treatise on stillness and presence. The sound sculptor Sawako returns with her first solo album since 2014, Yves Tumor sees the spectre of God in life's same old circle, and Gloria de Oliveira embarks on a celestial Brazilian island for the video to 'Eyes Within', as tracks by Klein, Tomu DJ, Rat Heart, Tom Skinner, and Yo La Tengo also feature in the latest roundup of best new music. https://culturedarm.com/tracks-of-the-week-05-11-22/