very interesting with electronic turmoil just beneath the surface of contemplation

Knowing the dustless, sorrowless state, discerns rightly,	has gone beyond becoming to the further shore.

“Mellow but interesting for some deep listening” is how Carmen Villain would describe her gorgeous Sunday Mix, which is populated by spellbinding material by the likes of Jon Hassell, Grouper, Jake Muir, claire rousay and more.

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Sunday Mix: Carmen Villain

Ben Bondy + Pontiac Streator 'Gay Pride GIG Mix' ⓜⓘⓧ ⓪③⑤

https://www.nts.live/shows/kranky/episodes/kranky-12th-january-2023

Kranky 110123

tracklist:
1. John Cage - Radio Music (00:00:08)
2. Roger Robinson - Summer (00:00:49)
3. Sebastiano Carghini - Last Picture Gone(00:04:37)
4. Negra Branca - Those 27 (00:06:56)
5. Mayssa Jallad - Markaz Ahmar December 6 suite (0016:17)
6. John Bence - The Sun (00:19:07)
7. Lilly Joel Plays The Organ - O Quam Mirabilis (00:20:36)
8. Primitive Motion - Portrait II (00:27:08)
9. Paolo Modugno - Morte Di Soundjata Keita (00:32:50)
10. Richter Band - Chinese Rivulet / Half Grabbing (00:23:19)
11. Martyna Basta - Slowly Forgetting, Barely Remembering(00:50:49)
12. Lamin Fofana - Here Lies Universality (00:53:31)
13.  Shabaka - The Dimension Of Subtle Awareness(00:58:14)
14. Andrew Osterhoudt - Undergrowth (feat. Ka Baird) (01:02:28)
15. Papiro - Incom(01:07:01)
16. Kate Carr - False Dawn (01:11:16)
17. Zane Trow - Nott's Rain (01:30:59)
18. Tongue Depressor - Hymns Of Mud (01:35:40)
19. Laszlo Umbreit - Jardins(01:47:02)
20. Semay Wu - Rasberry Hotel(01:53:32)
21. Jonnine - Can I Trust The Flowers (01:56:49)

130701 - A Dream Across The Border 43 - radio show On 1BTN - 18.03.23

This is a re-recording of my SR set. Unfortunately, the audio recording had stopped due to a power cut earlier in the evening.

Thanks for having me Sustain Release! I'll never forget this <3

DJ Plead - Sustain Release, Year 9

The first show in the series focused on new and unreleased music, pure upfront stuff.

1. J. Wiltshire - The Number Counters (Konx-om-Pax remix)
2. Off The Meds - Hiccups (Roman Flügel E-Mix)
3. Manuel Tur - 126 BPM
4. Two Shell - ◎ huku (edit)
5. Scratchclart - Hard
6. INVT - Sopla
7. Lipelis x TMO - Diet 505 (Dub)
8. Unknown - Unreleased
9. Anthony Naples - Here With You
10. Pearson Sound - Freefall
11. Bakey - Jackpot
12. Pangaea - Fuzzy Logic
13. Joy Orbison - Pinky Ring
14. Pariah - Caterpillar
15. Henzo - Finola Shake
16. Chloe Robinson and DJ ADHD - Pax (Four Tet remix)
17. Instinct - Rain

Ben UFO - BBC R1 Residency - Show 1

Tracklist + Q&A: https://mixmag.net/feature/the-mix-030-significant-other-soundystem-new-york-interview-club

@significant0ther shares an exploratory, soundsystem-geared mix.

"I had a lot of fun recording this mix. It consists of road-tested favourites from the past year, new finds and some older go-tos. Recently I’ve been trying to incorporate more off-grid, non-dance music into club sets—playing around with layering unquantized styles to get that nice rough around the edges feel. I think it’s a good representation of what I try to do in a club setting — rapid cycling through different genres and styles in a way that throws you around a bit but remains danceable. All of it indebted to and geared towards the soundsystem. A lot of three-deck action and healthy dub siren usage throughout. Thanks for inviting me to contribute to the series!"

Tracklist + Q&A

The Mix 030: Significant Other

Baby Leo live from the Groovy Groovy showcase at Dripping 2024

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Baby Leo at Dripping 2024

Recorded Live 15.09. 3-6AM @ Sustain Release

Significant Other Live At Sustain-Release 2024

Hessle Audio presents Significant Other (Recorded Live at Nowadays) - 19 December 2024

The long and mesmerizing single piece of analogue electronic music that develops over the two sides of the latest Die Schachtel "silver series" LP is a soundscape composed by Teresa Rampazzi for the artist Diana Baylon's 1972 exhibition at the modern art gallery "Il Fiore" in Florence (Italy). Diana Baylon (1920-2013) was a cross-disciplinary artist active in abstract and programmatic art. In the summer of 1969 she appeared – along with with Alberto Burri, Pablo Picasso, Jean Dubuffet and Lucio Fontana – at the Festival dei Due Mondi di Spoleto exhibition «Maitres et jeunes d'aujourd'hui».

Italy's equivalent to Delia Derbyshire, Teresa Rampazzi (1914-2001) has enjoyed a resurgence of recognition in the past decade and has taken her well-deserved place as one of the pioneers of electronic and computer music. A former avant-garde pianist (having taken part in performances with John Cage since the late 50s), Teresa was exposed to electronic music "exactly as its birth” – as she once said during a concert of recorded tape music in Darmstad in 1952. She decided to produce electronic music at the age of 50 and she founded the N.P.S. Group (Nuove Proposte Sonore), which became one of the main Studios active in Italy alongside Pietro Grossi's in Firenze and Enore Zaffiri's in Turin. Unlike Grossi and Zaffiri, whose work took a structured and systematic approach, Rampazzi's music explored sound densities, drones and textures, often integrating environmental sounds and undulated electronic patterns to create organically structured soundscapes.

For the 1972 exhibition, Teresa Rampazzi realized this long 'soundtrack' (in her words) to be broadcasted in loop. Sounds were made with the analogue equipment she used at the time, revealing her stylistic tendency to create a pulsing, drone-like  sequence of harmonizing electronic tones. «The inner space of the exhibition» – she wrote – «is made of sound, for the whole duration of the exhibition. The work is composed by a series of sound events, with both informal and aleatory features, in a continuous flux, and there is no planned predetermination in any of the various sections. This choice has been made for the sound space to adjust to the sculptor's plastic and loose images» .
Immagini per Diana Baylon was in fact the third time Teresa Rampazzi realized music for an exhibition. The first was also the very first experimental composition that Rampazzi and Ennio Chiggio composed in 1965, a sound collage for the opening of an exhibition of the Gruppo Enne at the International Biennale d'Arte in Venice. The second soundscape piece, Environ (1970), was realized for the presentation of a 360° round modular couch in foamed resin designed by Chiggio, presented at a furniture shop in Padova in 1970. The piece is featured on the Die Schachtel Musica Endoscopica LP by Teresa Rampazzi released in 2009. Immagini per Diana Baylon is the eigth LP release in the Die Schachtel series dedicated to the pioneers of early Italian electronic music and will be soon followed by Mario Bertoncini's Arpe Eolie LP and Arke Sinth, a radical electronic music enesemble active in Padua in the late 60s.

Teresa Rampazzi "Immagini per Diana Baylon" excerpt

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Out Together
https://andrewosterhoudt.bandcamp.com/album/out-together

Latitudes
https://ctatsu.bandcamp.com/album/latitudes

"Last Saturday" - A Light, A Glimmer (comp)
https://polarseasrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/a-light-a-glimmer

"Anabatic" - Together (comp)
https://oxtailrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/together

Bluffs
https://polarseasrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/bluffs

Channeling
https://illuminatedpaths.bandcamp.com/album/self-titled-6

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