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DJ Paypal is one of those internet gems that seems hell bent on nothing more than unleashing his rapturous brand of good times unto the world. Stylistically, the largely anonymous producer is smooth and glossy, yet supercharged with hyperactive footwork percussion and a kitschified energy that radiates from each of his tracks. This is real, lightning speed, party music, designed for the giddiest cases of Saturday night fever. And hopefully all this will become apparent when you press play on the excellent, hour-long mix he has put together for us, jam-packed full of exclusives from Clicks & Whistles, daedelus, satanicpornocultshop and, of course, DJ Paypal himself.

Read more: http://truantsblog.com/2013/introducing-dj-paypal

Truancy Volume 66: DJ Paypal

Crazyness

Like Dis 2003

“Stereomodernism” is a mix that frames techno as embodied aural history, from a Black theoretical perspective—and as a direct foil to Rainhald Goetz's “Rave,” an attempt to counter the fantasy that is the white, Eurocentric view of a distinctly African American artform. DeForrest Brown, Jr., who produces music and other media as Speaker Music, draws on the poet Tsitsi Ella Jaji’s concept of “dubbing in stereo for solidarity”: his mix melds Detroit techno and adjacent sounds of African-American culture, illuminating the relationship between techno and “centuries of attempts to evade and subvert the status quo in America.” With an illustration by Abdul Qadim Haqq.

1. Alabama A&M University Marching Maroon & White Band, “Homecoming Marching In/Tunnel,” live recording, October 5, 2019
2. Bookworms, “Appropriation Loops,” Appropriation Loops (2018)
3. Atlantis, “Words from Atlantis,” Interstellar Fugitives - Destruction of Order (2005)
4. YATTA, “Cowboys,” WAHALA (2019)
5. The Detroit Escalator Co., “Folding Space,” Black Buildings (2001)
6. Mad Mike (ft. Atlantis), “Chaos & Order,” Interstellar Fugitives - Destruction of Order (2005) (Speaker Music’s Black Atlantic edit)
7. Population One, “Free Falling Forever,” Unknown Black Shapes (1994)
8. Arpanet, “The Analyst,” Wireless Internet (2002)
9. Aybee, “The Professor,” The Odyssey (2017)
10. Dopplereffekt, “Scientist,” Gesamtkunstwerk (1999)
11. Der Zyklus, “Facial Vectors,” Biometry (2004)
12. Urban Tribe, “Biohazard,” Authorized Clinical Trials (2006)
13. Lab Rat XL, “Lab Rat 2,” Mice or Cyborg (2003)
14. Derrick May, “Feel Surreal Ends the Feel Surreal,” Innovator (1998)
15. L.A.M. (Life After Mutation), “Nuclear Facelift,” Balance of Terror (1992)
16. DJ Di’Jital, “Mutant Creations Compute,” Finyl Frontier of Electro (2017)
17. Alice Coltrane, “Ptah, the El Daoud,” Ptah, the El Daoud (1970)
18. DJ S² and Von Floyd, “ISF2 Post Emancipation Psychosis,” Interstellar Fugitives - Destruction of Order (2005)
19. AceMoMA, “Start the Riot,” A New Dawn (2020)
20. Suburban Knight, “Maroon,” Interstellar Fugitives (1998)
21. Andre Holland, “Unabomber,” Interstellar Fugitives (1998)
22. The Vision, “Crush, Kill, Destroy,” Gyroscopic (1991)
23. DJ Stingray 313, “Interest Rates,” F.T.N.W.O. (2012)
24. Underground Resistance (Mike “Mad” Banks), interview, Slices: The Electronic Music Magazine 3-06, September 10, 2006
25. Joe McPhee, “Cosmic Love,” Cosmic Love (1970)
26. The Clark Sisters, “Is My Living in Vain? (Live),” Gospel (1983)

 
Composed and recorded between Laika Lane Studio at the Rauschenberg Residency in Captiva, Florida, and DeForrest Brown Jr.’s home studio in New York.

To read ”Stereomodernism,” visit: https://www.canopycanopycanopy.com/issues/26/contents/stereomodernism

To read ”Rave,” visit:
https://www.canopycanopycanopy.com/issues/26/contents/rave

DeForrest Brown, Jr. is a New York-based theorist, journalist, and curator. Learn more at: https://www.canopycanopycanopy.com/contributors/b#de-forrest-brown-jr

Abdul Qadim Haqq is an American visual artist who was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan. Learn more at: https://www.canopycanopycanopy.com/contributors/h#abdul-qadim-haqq

“Stereomodernism” was published as part of Two Ears and One Mouth, Triple Canopy’s twenty-sixth issue, which is made possible through the generous support of the Stolbun Collection, the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts, and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.

DeForrest Brown, Jr.: Stereomodernism

Unknown Ascension:
“We prayed for pleasures of times unknown. A desperate attempt at manifesting something beyond comprehension. Something to fill this void. Instead we found comfort in the inevitable. We found each other."

This is meant to accompany you in your own healing journey.
This is meant to help you at times of unease & unrest.
This is meant to allow you to escape into a moment of silence in order to keep going.
This is meant to be harnessed for growth & enlightenment within oneself.
This is meant for you to question everything.
This is meant for you to help fight for everything.

ALL donation proceeds via BANDCAMP will go to the LGBTQ Freedom Fund
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Tracklist:
Fucked Up - “Looking For God”
Daniel Lopatin - “Buzz Me Out”
AFX - “tha2 [world scam mix]”
Romance Relic - "World Canvas : Exhale”
Keiken, AGF HYDRA + Suzannah Pettigrew - "Extracts from "Honey, I'm Data!" - Intro (LIZÉ Edit)”
fine, i guess… - “make the dash, slowly”
FAUSTO MERCIER - “KNOWTOHOWTOKNOW”
Vincent Gallo - "A Falling Down Billy Brown”
HEALTH - “Heaven”
Nine Inch Nails - “Letting Go While Holding On”
Norfik - “Dreaming In Unison”
Joseph Alesci - “We Are Observers”
Lensk - “Troska”
Eat Paint - “The Relic”
Cristian Vogel - "Cancion Sintectica”
Thundercat - “It Is What It Is”
Boris - “Yesterday Morning”
Flying Lotus - "Cyclic Bit"

Artwork by: Justin Aziz

Unknown Ascension

'Unknown Ascension' Episode: I

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Written and produced by Bryant Canelo  (@bryantcanelo / @lorettaaberdeen)
Design by Luca van Grinsven

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Live recording of James King @ the Future Intel headquarters in The Hague. Streaming live on Youtube, Facebook and futureintelradio.com every Thursday and Friday — from 20:00 till 23:00.

James King ╚═ Future Intel ═╗  11 14 2020

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from the upcoming "BLACK AERIAL" EP
to be released February 25th 2020

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