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What Am I Doing It's So Late

Radio Play: Murder in Samarkand

Script written by David Hare, based on the non-fiction book Murder in Samarkand by British activist and former ambassador to Uzbekistan, Craig Murray.

Broadcast on 20 February 2010 on BBC Radio 4, starring David Tennant as Craig Murray

Murder in Samarkand

This set has it all - heavy grooves to get the dancefloor moving, soaring synths to envelope the mind, dark driving techno to hypnotize and exercise, and a heaping spoonful of bass to keep everyone on their toes.

I performed this set at midnight, with the assignment of keeping the dancefloor hot for Sammy Legs to take over late in the night.

Essential Dance Set @ TBA Brooklyn - 12/1/23

Easily buy this album here: 
https://cuneiformrecords.bandcamp.com/album/make-way-for-mother-mallard-50-years-of-music-2

David Borden : RMI piano & Minimoog D
David Yearsley : Roland Juno 60 & Minimoog D
Blaise Bryski : Juno 106 & Moog Voyager

MOTHER MALLARD / DAVID BORDEN "TCSOC, pt 1" from "Make Way For Mother Mallard"

Soundtracks for the Guardian's short animated series on climate issues

Panel Beating

Here's my take on some trap. Composed the orchestra track, because I wanted to make it a little musical and unique.

Been working on this for a couple of months, trying to tweak it to perfection. It still has some major flaws, but I hope you enjoy it nevertheless!

I'm still at the point where I just need to release a track and move on to the next one. Stay tuned.

Track on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPLNgGwBwnM

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A track from
"While My Guitar Gently Weeps 
- Project BEATLISH extra edition ORANGE EP(1)"

music&lyrics by George Harrison

arrangement & all instruments by Agatha

DAW (Pro Tools Express)
electric gut guitar (crews EG-1500C), piano(Niemeyer), glockenspiel(YAMAHA), bass melodion (SUZUKI B-24), voice

While My Guitar Gently Weeps (the Beatles)

Read the article: https://tfg.li/2wMOjkR

This is maybe the most frustrating aspect of studying kanji. You start learning 山 as やま. Cool, one kanji memorized. Wait... it can also be read as さん. 

Wait. All your other kanji have 2 or 4 extra readings too! Some are on'yomi. Some are kun'yomi.

Why does this have to be so complicated?!

It may seem confusing at first, but if you learn the difference between on'yomi/kun'yomi readings, where they came from, and how they work, we promise it will make learning kanji a lot easier.

Listen to this kanji-tastic episode where Kristen explains all this and more. When you're breezing through kanji like a pro, you'll be glad you did.

iTunes:https://tfg.li/tofugu-podcast
Google Play: https://tfg.li/tofugu-gplay

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