Born on the island of Ireland, finding a home in the Pyrenees via Berlin and Bahia. Over the years, however diverse, peter's sound is immersed in a growing sensitivity of atmosphere. Finding perpetual inspiration in the massaging forces of nature. 

Cultivating sheer presence is at the heart of the process,

 Between ancestral echoes and contemporary waves. Shimmering ripples shake into life. A playful dance of atmospherical alchemy. 

Amidst the silence, a careful kindness.

Ever glowing...
The warm hum of
home.

Audio podcasts of public lectures, seminars and events from the SOAS Department of Economics. 

The SOAS Department of Economics is a leading centre for economic research. We have a vibrant research culture driven by staff working on a plethora of issues, but we specialise in the study of developing and emerging economies and our work covers an unparalleled range of countries and regions.

Bookings/Mgmt Worldwide:
Agustín Lopez
agustin.lopez@industriaworks.com

NA
Devin Landau
dlandau@tbaagency.com

México
Lalo Rojas
lalo@caballeros.tv

Europe / UK
nevan@klsbookings.com

Future Pasts is a cross-disciplinary arts and humanities research project exploring practices of sustainability with a focus on the globalised cultural landscapes of west Namibia. We combine oral history, archival research, audio and film recordings to explore different ways in which a diversity of people relate with past, present and future environmental hopes and concerns. Future Pasts is funded by the UK's Arts and Humanities Research Council.

Contacts
 
For Management Enquiries:
Aude Malhere
aude@nowadaysrecords.com

For Booking Enquiries : 
Vincent Cron
vincent@bleucitron.net

Bio 
Fakear's electronic collages are inspired by influences as divergent but inspiring as the post-dubstep scene in London, and the films of Miyazaki. 
Having established a fervent fanbase in his native France, Fakear has gifted his globally-tuned dance music to an even larger audience after dates supporting Bonobo and ODESZA across the US and Canada. He’s made waves in the UK as well, garnering deserved notice from a consistently attention-catching figure herself—M.I.A.— who tapped the young phenom to produce tracks on her latest record and asked him to perform at her Meltdown Festival in London. His last record "Talisman" sees him tap in his old influences, but with the experience and techniques of his 10ish years experience in music producing.

The Center for Interdisciplinary Critical Inquiry (CICI) was established in 2013 by UC Berkeley’s College of Letters and Sciences: Division of Arts and Humanities with a mission to support the programming and development of several dynamic interdisciplinary research units in the humanities and social sciences.

Currently CICI serves The Berkeley Center for the Study of Religion, The Program in Critical Theory, and the Digital Humanities at Berkeley, three programs led by a highly diverse community of 200 faculty, advisors, scholars and graduate students from nearly 30 campus departments and schools.

Latin American rhythms, digital sounds, claps, flutes, harps, tweets, hoots and leaves!

Listen to recordings of our discussions and debates. Our aim is to expand the boundaries of public debate, to break out of today's echo chambers and challenge orthodoxies.

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