Human Pitch w/ Simisea & K Wata(@simisea / @kwatakwata)
www.humanpitch.fm/

Human Pitch is a New York City-based record label focused on fostering artists creating experimental music and art. Human Pitch was founded by multimedia artist Tristan Arp (@tristanarp) and Simisea (@simisea). Our biweekly Lot Radio residency collages dance, experimental and ambient music with global innovators in bass, afrobeat, dub, dembow, psych, and beyond, featuring original productions and special guests.

Human Pitch is on The Lot Radio every other Saturday from 2pm-4pm NYC.

Tracklist for Hour 1 w/ Simisea:
Alice Coltrane - Journey in Satchidananda
amani - Come Through (I Already Did)
Liv.e - I Been Livin
Liv.e - She’s My Brand New Crush (feat. C.S. Armstrong)
Cofaxx - Isles 
Thomas Leer - Tight As A Drum (Bullion Redux)
SAYE - Call Me
Toddla T & Jada Kingdom - Happy Place
Platinum 45 - Oi! (Henzo's Chuggling Relick)
Time Cow - The President Eats Children
Ape Drums - Delete (feat. BEAM)
SIM - Chased
Facta - On Deck
QOQEQA - Omega
Miraa May & Toddla T - Carnival Love
Kaval - Firing Devices
OMAAR - Drum Dance
DJ Polo - Doldrums
Kamus - Wallace
Bakongo x Spectr - Close Call

Human Pitch w/ Simisea & K Wata – The Lot Radio – April 10, 2021

One Take Recording from 16/07/2021.
A collection of some of my favourite post punk / new wave joints. 


Tracklist :

Threatened - Lives of Angels
Petrol [Live at Metro July 1982] - Severed Heads
Laatste Uur - De Ambassade
Planeta Haj - Mama Bubo
Erection - Mag & The Suspects
Wunderbar [ JD Twitch Edit ] - Christiane F.
Sentimental - Träneninvasion
untitled soft vocal version [ cut ] - Panoptique
Autogas - TodoTodo
Is This Life? - The Scabs
Confrontation - Modern Art
Geen Genade - De Ambassade
Hall of Ice - Lebanon Hanover
(Let's All) Hesitate - Boots For Dancing
Cries And Whispers - New Order
Drip Dry Eyes - Yukihiro Takahashi
Magnifying Transmitter - Paschen’s Law
Capitães do asfalto - Mentira
Presidente - In Trance 95
Moscu Esta Helado - Esplendor Geometrico
Cube Carrelage Blanc - Fix & Fertig
Berlin Field Recording 2017
Berlin - The Tapes
Is Suicide A Solution? - Coil
Suicide Commando - No More
Dreams - No Honey From These
Listen Over The Ocean - Violet Eves

Part Time Punks

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Selassie TBC 270821

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Como La Flor w/ Hellotones 110422

Tracklist:
T0ni - Stay Cute  
Orror - Flipper (unreleased)  
Blawan - No Rabbit No Life  
Gypsian - Travelers Wood  
Lavida Loca ft. Miss Lafamilia - No Snack  
Wallwork - Slime 
Vanessa Tha Finessa ft. Smiles Davis - Run It
Shalt - Home  
Lila Tirando a Violeta & Nicola Cruz  
Amor Satyr - Delight #2
Queen G - ????
GILA - Buffalo 2 Miami  
FKA Twigs feat. PA Salieu - Honda  
DJ Veneno666 - Em Memória de Mim

Flipper Side

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Black radicalism [consequently] cannot be understood within the particular context of its genesis. It is not a variant of Western radicalism whose proponents happen to be Black. Rather, it is a specifically African response to an oppression emergent from the immediate determinants of European development in the modern era and framed by orders of human exploitation woven into the interstices of European social life from the inception of Western civilization. . .Cedric Robinson, Black Marxism (79)

How do we map the Black Radical tradition? How can we understand its praxis? If we are to truly to refashion the world…to make it better…to remake its institutions…to address its systemic inequities. Find justice. Seek peace. What language can we use to transmit it once we are able “see” it? What are the concepts that it will produce that will allow us to see the world differently? How can we codify the thoughts and practices in an effort to create a new vision of the world while simultaneously resisting the present? 

What questions do we need to ask that begins to provide insight, and foresight to muddle through the Man vs. Human conflict explored in the work of Sylvia Wynter. 

Aimé Césaire argues that we cannot look to Western notions of “man”, as this man has been forged out of an arrested understanding of humanity. A narrow conception which consistently depends on the systematic degradation of non-European men and women. He writes in Discourse on Colonialism: “At the very time when it most often mouths the word, the West has never been further from being able to live a true humanism—a humanism made to the measure of the world” (73).     

More than this…Where do we look?  Fred Moten and Stefano Harney suggest that we pay attention closer attention to the undercommons. It is the space in between space that we should look to study blackness. 

According to Jack Halberstam in Chapter 0 of The Undercommons: Fugitive Planning and Black Study:  “If you want to know what the undercommons wants, what Moten and Harney want, what black people, indigenous peoples, queers and poor people want, what we (the “we” who cohabit in the space of the undercommons) want, it is this – we cannot be satisfied with the recognition and acknowledgement generated by the very system that denies a) that anything was ever broken and b) that we deserved to be the broken part; so we refuse to ask for recognition and instead we want to take apart, dismantle, tear down the structure that, right now, limits our ability to find each other, to see beyond it and to access the places that we know lie outside its walls” (6). 

In this episode, we present a recent conversation I had with Professor Fred Moten where we explore the ideas set forth by radical thinkers ranging from anti-colonialist such as Sylvia Wynter and Aimé Césaire to scholar-activists such as W. E. B. Du Bois and Amiri Baraka. 

Professor Fred Moten is currently Professor of English at the University of California, Riverside, where he teaches courses and conducts research in black studies, performance studies, poetics and literary theory. He is author of In the Break: The Aesthetics of the Black Radical Tradition (University of Minnesota Press, 2003); Hughson’s Tavern (Leon Works, 2009); B. Jenkins (Duke University Press, 2010). Moten is also co-author, with Stefano Harney, of The Undercommons: Fugitive Planning and Black Study.

Our show was produced today in solidarity with the native, indigenous, and Afro-descended communities at Standing Rock; Venezuela; Cooperation Jackson in Jackson, Mississippi; Brazil; the Avalon Village in Detroit; Colombia; Kenya; Palestine; South Africa; and Ghana; and other places who are fighting for the protection of our land for the benefit of all people. 

Enjoy the program.

Music:
J Dilla--African Rhythms
Tribe Called Quest--Vibes and Stuff
A Tribe Called Red--The Virus Feat. Saul Williams & Chippewa Travellers 
De La Soul--Drawn ft Little Dragon

Fred Moten, the Undercommons & 21st Century Resistance

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