Name: Take Your SkeltonIn To Your Closet by akiko_kiyama
Duration: 2 min 20 s
Description: Where Are My Shoes? - LEET004, Single, 2012

trop bon...👍ce côté planant évolutif à souhait.

watch a distorted "Title 1" video here https://vimeo.com/100903559

Title 1

The Constant Salesman

Where Are My Shoes? - LEET004, Single, 2012

Take Your SkeltonIn To Your Closet

Live performance at Make It Up Club, 3rd of May 2016.

Live solo performance at Make It Up Club 03052016

DJ Shufflemaster & Chester Beatty Feat. DJ Funk - Our House Music Remixes  [SHIKIKYOKAI]

A1 OurHouseMusic Akiko KiyamaMix

Fragment taken from our improv set for Signal festival at Nikola-Lenivets land art park.

Zoya Zerkalski & Lisokot aka Cotenius Z live @ Signal festival 17.08.17

»winter, or a time which represents that season, in a metropole that appears to be moscow. the visitor is taking metro no. 6 at leninsky prospect as he is on his way to the ballroom close to gorky park. the air is icy, the sky is grey. a cat, previously hidden among the dirty snow, is crossing his way. the closer he gets to his destination, the clearer he can hear music, music that reminds him of future days.

the dimly lit room is only sparsely filled. on stage a graceful singer, capturing the room with her presence. captive voices merge with chords played on yet unknown instruments – machine rhythms cycle in 3/4 time. the vigorous peasant dancers, following an instinctive knowledge of the weight of fall, utilize their surplus energy to press all their strength into the proper beat of the measure, thus intensifying their personal enjoyment in dancing. here, in the transhuman ballroom, time stands still and values are being dissolved by numeric progressions. spiritually allied, the visitor, the singer and the peasant dancers short-circuit the present moment while the last falling snow slowly turns into rain.«

with »walzerzyklus«, atom™ returns to raster to complete his series that has once begun with »liedgut« and continued with »winterreise«. the 7 tracks, created in collaboration with russian singer lisokot, are subdivided into 3 pieces of 2 minutes each and 4 pieces of 3 minutes each, intentionally reflecting the 3/4 time of a classic waltz.

throughout the release, lisokot’s delicate vocals are put into different relations to atom™’s rather cool machine music, either complementing or contrasting each other. in the same line, the 3 shorter “leitmotifs” provide the main theme that is taken up repeatedly in the course of the release.

the EP will be released on CD and as special vinyl edition limited to 300 copies.

Walzerzyklus

atom™ & lisokot »transhuman melody« taken from »walzerzyklus«

MAYUDEPTH - Sneakpeek e.p. [Shiki Kyokai / 四季協会]

B1. Sneakpeek AKIKO KIYAMA Remix

Excerpts, fragments, edits and combinations of: 

Ströer Duo - Vietnam  
Jonathan William Scherk - Oh Softer
 Naná Vasconcelos - Dado 
Karlheinz Stockhausen - Studie II 
Kiyoshi Mizutani - Watering Place Under Kannogawa-Nokkoshi 
Savant - Heart of Stillness 
Matsuo Ohno - 映画｢惑星大戦争｣電子音響 
でいご娘 - クーダーカ
Knud Victor - Images 1 
Roberto Musci - Claudia, Wilhelm R. and Me 
Yasuaki Shimizu - Seiko 2 
Joel Chabade - Yum Yum 
Daniel Lentz - You Can't See the Forest 
Tomoko Sauvage - Jalatarangam Revisited
 Iannis Xenakis - Orient-Occident 
People of the Ituri Forest - Elephant Hunting Song 
Benjamin Lew / Steven Brown - Bamako Ou Ailleurs 
Michel Redolfi - Death Valley 
Martin Neukom - 18.5 
José Pivin ‎– Opéra Du Cameroun 
Andrew Pekler - Fonseca Winds (Lament)
Marion Brown - Afternoon of a Georgia Fawn 
François Bayle - Toupie Dans Le Ciel 
Duke Ellington, Max Roach & Charles Mingus - Le Fleurs Africaines

Originally broadcast on http://lyl.live/show/les-statues-meurent-aussi/

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