3 - Bourrée Coulée De L'Artense

(Rel: M.= Addiction 2002) .. 320 - One of those rare times that a demo has caused consternation within our City Centre Offices family was when Dictaphone s compelling and unbeleiveably complete debut album reached us some time earlier on this year. The main player behind the dictaphone name is Oliver Doerell, a multi instrumentalist originally from Brussels who now resides in the musical heartland of Berlin. The last 3 years have been spent working on the Dictaphone project, assisted by the saxophone and clarinette playing Roger Döring. Their past has been spent in similar fields, Oliver has composed numerous scores for theatre work, and Roger has a film soundtrack for "Alaska.de2000" which was a major box-office hit in Germany. Their first full length work, M.=addiction is a beautifully crafted work that trancends classification with all its throwbacks to Jazz, Electronica and found sound works. Points of reference ranging from the Cinematic Orchestra through to Boards of Canada and down to a deeply unconscious underground aesthetic, the beauty of this album is in its warmth, its accessability and its undeniably microscopic, home-baked construction. One of the loveliest albums that we´ve released to date, retaining a gloriously widescreen cinematic edge, we are immensly happy that this album is finally available to public consumption, warming up the cockles of any who come in its way. Sublime.
http://www.dictaphone-music.de/oliverdoerellworks.html 

Dictaphone - Esc. meetings

СТР "Адија"

Confusion is good sometimes. It’s a way to start thinking about whatever you are confused about. This is what Ilhan Ersahin’s Istanbul Sessions do since 2008. They managed to fire the stages all across the world: from New York to Istanbul, from Paris to Sao Paolo, from London to Skopje... Questions they spread all these years where like: are they really turkish? is this really jazz? doesn’t it sound like a rock band? how come a jazz ensemble can really be like a band? How can they be so able to jam with any musician they meet on stage? And so on...
It’s a simple fact Ilhan Ersahin, being one of the rare moguls of New York City underground scene via his club and record label (nublu), is traveling all around the world. It’s possible to see him jamming with Red Hot Chili Peppers in Sao Paolo, featuring Bugge Wesseltoft in Blue Note Tokyo and/or playing a beautiful oriental set with turkish gypsies in an elegant concert hall somewhere in Europe. His newyorker energy is with him all the time.
How about Istanbul Sessions then? It’s a summary of all you read above. Master level musicianship meets a high eclecticism where the cliché of “east-to-west crossover” finds its true sense and power.
A session is a meeting of a deliberative body to conduct its business. In this case, the business is music, and the music is another heavyweight long player from Ilhan Ersahin & crew.
Upon listening to the record for the first time, one word overrides every other emotion and devours the mind: Cinema.
More specifically, “cinematic.” Ersahin’s sax sounds like it was recorded in the fucking Alps. Or in the sweeping sand dunes and Oasis’s of the Middle East. It’s just that W I D E. On “Falling,” Ersahin’s sax is practically 3-dimensional. Double tracked and bathed in a healthy dose of reverb, the saxophone and rhythm of the band evoke a story-like narrative. From the mad-man trills strewn throughout the track, to the soaring, almost stadium anthem chorus. Clearly, it’s all about the (s)axe, and Ilhan Ersahin is YOUR axeman.
History has a tendency to repeat itself, and for the third time ‘round, East meets West once again. And the results are more satisfying than that mammoth inter-racial orgy you’re always fantasizing of. Through Ersahin’s playing, you can hear the ghostly echoes of dead, pre-war jazz greats behind his frenzy-inducing saxophone playing. You can also hear the Siren’s call, the brooding beauty of the shrouded mystery that is the Desert. Devilishly hot and bothered, the dry night air caresses your face, stirring a primal urge that excites as you step out into the glow of the Turkish metropolis. An Istanbul session, awaits.

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Ilhan Ersahin - tenor saxophone 
Alp Ersönmez - bass
Turgut Alp Bekoglu - drums 
Izzet Kizil - percussion
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“highly distinctive new sound that connects the dense modal funk of Miles Davis' Agartha group with middle-eastern melodies and spikes it with a potent shot of dub electronics.”
Jon Newey, JAZZWISE
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"If Radiohead was playing jazz, they would sound like this" -
Erik Truffaz
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“★ ★ ★ ★” - Mondomix
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"Hear this! Jazz has changed form" - Le Monde
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LINKS:
• http://ilhanersahin.net/istanbul-sessions/ 
• facebook.com/istanbulsessions
• soundcloud.com/ilhanersahin
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MANAGEMENT: Reha Öztunalı +90 537 437 54 32

03 The Calling

We are happy to announce that we are in the planning stages of an album with this wonderful Dub Techno and ambient artist, Takuya Morita. We are really looking forward to releasing the album: “Place of Solitude”.
While we are waiting for the album , Takuya has been so nice and provided us with this track, "Moment", to showcase on the compilation.  (not from the forthcoming album)
Will be releasing a full length album (CD/Digital) on UAE Records in 2016. Stay tuned!

Takuya Morita - Moment

Much of our knowledge, particularly in the sciences, advances by trial and error. In “The Alchemist’s Tale,” by contributing editor Andrew Curry, we learn how thousands of fragments of glass uncovered at the bottom of a medieval stairwell in Germany are now understood to be the remains of an alchemist’s lab. Curry describes both the discovery and the ways in which alchemy, often practiced in secret, was actually an early form of chemistry.

The Alchemist's Tale

Alambic - N. Pignol / arr. DiaDuit
Limousine - trad. / arr. DiaDuit

Il brano è stato registrato da Luca Ventimiglia, Francesco Chiarini e Angelo Martin.

Formazione attuale DiaDuit:

Luca Ventimiglia - flauto dolce, cornamusa, whistle, tarota

Francesco Chiarini - violino, tastiera

Fabio Reolon - chitarra acustica 

Luigi Budel - bayan, voce principale

www.myspace.com/diaduittrio

www.facebook.com/diaduit.folk

Bourrée a tre tempi

I recently gave a talk about my new book, The Power of Showing Up (written with Tina Payne Bryson), to an amazing audience in Portland, Oregon and wanted to share it with you. I talk about our 4S framework and how it helps promote secure attachment and the development of resilience and an internal compass in our children. You'll even hear a complexity choir as we explore the nature of chaos and rigidity, and the harmony that arises with integration! -- Enjoy, Dan

Get your copy of "The Power of Showing Up" here: http://www.randomhousebooks.com/campaign/thepowerofshowingup/

Visit my website at: https://www.drdansiegel.com/

Dr. Dan Siegel and "The Power of Showing Up" - January 2020

Music production, how does it work? 
Between figuring out all the bits that go into making music: theory, tools, processes, inspiration, settling on a genre, I've got my first published track. Check it out! 
Shout out to Nelli Varavva Art for the artwork, her story and the lovely voice on the vocals! 

Nelli Varavva Art: http://nelli-art.com/

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FB: https://www.facebook.com/astronominal.music

Her Secret

GO/NOGO rollcall conducted at ESA's ESOC Mission Control centre, Darmstadt, Germany, on 21 Nov 2020, some 1.5 hours before liftoff of Sentinel-6.

The Earth observation spacecraft from the EU’s Copernicus programme will launch on a Space X Falcon 9 rocket at 17:17 GMT (18:17 CET) from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, US, on Saturday, 21 November.

Image credit ESA/P Shlyaev

Sentinel-6 GO/NOGO Rollcall

Archaeology Magazine is a mirror of our collective heritage—our origins, ancient mysteries, and past civilizations. 
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