Name: alan underhill - silicon sundae pt3 - casiotone 202 - ff08-18 by AZAMI ONGAKU
Duration: 2 min 35 s
Description: two demos from the the fast forward cassette magazine demonstrating Robin Whittle's early 1980's modifications / upgrades to Casiotone CT-202. Performed by Alan Underhill. Circa 1981. No idea if Part1 was ever released or if anyone has a copy of it still.

Making Love All Night Wrong / The Famous Boyfriend

Your Hearts Not in It

Title track from the new world percussion album "Skin & Wisdom"

https://moodexhibit.bandcamp.com/album/skin-wisdom

Promo video- https://youtu.be/wloHxinSEAw?feature=shared

Skin & Wisdom is the followup to Mood Exhibit's world percussion album Vibrations Empowered Within.

- Every traditional culture throughout time has had its drum. Drums have been used for communication with mortals and immortals. Drums have been used to celebrate mortals and immortals. Across the globe, drumming has been part of the history of people both grounding themselves and transcending this world. With this shared history in mind, it becomes easier to imagine the possibilities of uniting cultures through drumming. Often, we think of differences when we consider various cultures, but drumming speaks to what joins us.

- Animal hides, such as those from a goat, sheep, or calf, were stretched over a frame or shell to create the earliest drum skins. These organic materials offered the endurance and resonance required for sound production. Drums were employed for signalling, communication, and religious rites in many ancient societies.

Skin & Wisdom

Mood Exhibit - Skin & Wisdom

overdub, all tracks played live on old pss

night, Nov.08

pss sketches

sketch_1

Live Mix of the Spark Mass EP
Mixed live using Nanoloop on two tablets with a iRig Mix
No DAW, just RAW

Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMsD0Bfhz0A

Bandcamp
https://gesceap.bandcamp.com/album/spark-mass-ep

Spark Mass EP Live Mix [ 2x #nanoloop #android ]

Magic Bytes

weiv ³

two demos from the the fast forward cassette magazine demonstrating Robin Whittle's early 1980's modifications / upgrades to Casiotone CT-202. Performed by Alan Underhill. Circa 1981. No idea if Part1 was ever released or if anyone has a copy of it still. 

alan underhill - silicon sundae pt3 - casiotone 202 - ff08-18

TERANGA BEAT proudly presents YISHAK BANJAW on his first international release. YISHAK BANJAW is a composer and keyboard player from Addis Ababa known to his country for his innovative compositions and unique sound. His ability to transform traditional Ethiopian songs into spacey Minimal-Wave gems creates an ultra hypnotic and psychedelic atmosphere, a sound that you have never experienced before.  

Love Songs Vol.2 was recorded in 1986 at Yishak’s house, while he was working for the Police Band in Eritrea. It was released by an Eritrean label on cassette and was also distributed in Ethiopia. However, due to the shaky political situation, Yishak was forbidden to travel anywhere outside his country, including Ethiopia. Consequently Love Songs Vol.2 remained a very obscure and neglected musical experiment. Until now Yishak has released 7 albums on cassette but, unlike many Ethiopian musicians, has never managed to reach a wider and international audience. 
 
On this album Yishak Banjaw chose to play everything on a small Casio PT, “a keyboard for kids” as he proudly mentions. He recorded the whole album live, directly to his tape recorder. Although his main instrument was a Godwin keyboard, he actually preferred to rent the Casio from a friend, as he was blown away by the way it sounded. This choice alone reveals a genuine talent that dared to beyond what his colleagues were doing at that time.

The LP version of the album is a Deluxe Edition and comes with a gatefold cover, a printed insert and an MP3 download code. The CD version includes a booklet with photos and liner notes outlining the story of this unique musician who carried the long tradition of Ethiopia into another level.

Love Songs Vol.2

Fikrehoy Temekeri

YISHAK BANJAW - Fikrehoy Temekeri

The Motifs - Backwards (CT - 370 Version)

Ain't It Funny How Square the Squares Are?

Azami Records
#ShowaDigital #KashioKei #AzamiOngaku
Defiant and diverse melodic/VGM/BGM music.
incl. Sakitto Menda related side-projects. 
Likes late Showa era digital keyboards.

alan underhill - silicon sundae pt3 - casiotone 202 - ff08-18

AZAMI ONGAKU

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