Nothing in Moderation with Eva Loveless @ The Lot Radio 02-28-2024

'My poetry is a weapon of struggle, a tool for liberation.'
Linton Kwesi Johnson

Mix by @babyxxann.

Interview with Xan here!

https://oneplanetunderagroove.wordpress.com/2024/03/13/jamaica/

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Tracklist:

Jah Bobby, Djosos Krost – Chapter One
Mutabaruka – Dis Poem
King Tubby – Sister Fay Version
Prince Jammy – Fist of Fury
Jay Lloyd The Black Lion – This Ya Sound
Jean Binta Breeze – I Poet
Michael Smith – Trainer
Count Ossie – Poem II
Scientist – Your Teeth In My Neck
Hempress Sativa, Scientist – Boom Dub
Gregory Isaacs – Black Liberation Struggle
Black Uhuru – Natural Mystic
Grace Jones – Love You To Life Dub
Abyssinians – African Dub
The Upsetters – Curly Dub
Sister Nancy – One Two
Max Romeo, The Upsetters – Chase The Devil
Sister Carol – Black CInderella
Ranking Trevor – Rub a Dub
Poet and the Roots – Dread Beat An’ Blood

Cover artwork photo © Beth Lesser (https://www.bethlesser.com/)

#017 – Jamaica (with babyxxan)

Local, regional, and unknown country singles shared from the dusty bins of America.
[https://dollarcountry.org/](https://dollarcountry.org/) 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/dollar-country/episodes/dollar-country-21st-may-2024

Dollar Country 210524

after a couple dancefloor encounters of wobbly knees and 'oi oiiiss!' it seemed fitting to get wub stepper Anna into the Refuge booth to take over the Astral slot with style--eeee.

Astral Vip - Anna Andersrum - Refuge Worldwide [09.05.24]

Around the world in 60 minutes :) Outré club & all genres explored with quest?onmarq (@iamquestionmarc), 1st & 3rd Wednesdays @ 00:00 CEST.

Rinse France Podcast

track ID? avec quest?onmarq : Joie - 06 Juin 2024

Breakbeat, dub, bass... pour un tout as usual 100% CLUB energy. TTristana explore des sonorités plus sombres qu&amp#39;habituellement dans ce mix qui fait échos à son sentiment de rage au vu des actualités du moment. Free Palestine, et Trans Right animent l&amp#39;émotion de ce set. La fête, la musique et notre humanisme c&amp#39;est au moins pour l&amp#39;instant les seules choses qui nous restent donc continuons à militer et fêter ensemble. Comme mon amie Claude-Emmanuelle avec qui je partage ce show dit : &ampquot;FREE US ALL FROM OPPRESSIONS NOW!&ampquot; 
Bonne écoute et n&amp#39;oubliez pas de militer pour vos droits et ceux des autres.


INTENSIVE DANCEFLOOR COURSE w/ TTristana (04/06/24)

I want to thank whoever called the Park Police on Techno in the Park on Pride weekend of all times. Thank you for reminding me how special this community powered event really is. It started small, and grew over the last 3 years, but it was never about the size of the crowd, but about the quality, about who was willing to go someplace new. Queer, trans, straight, black, white, young, old, babies, dogs, family, friends. If only 10 people came, we’d still be there dancing in front of the Dante statue, or laying on a blanket on the grassy hill. Sometimes strangers happened to walk through, in awe of how different the energy was than on a normal night in Malcolm X Park. One person asked, “Is this a planned event, or is it people just coming together?” I smiled and responded, “I guess it’s both!”

There is so much trust when we gather there. Trust in @krispritch and I to show up with the sound. Trust in the DJ to carry us through the evening. Trust in mother nature to give us clear skies. Trust in not just the familiar faces, but strangers we didn’t know. Trust to be kind to each other, to watch out for each other, and to keep our little secret heaven safe from the hell of the outer world.

So I hope you can understand my anger, when I saw those three police officers, with their guns, and their tasers, and their commanding voices, telling us, you can’t do this. Turn it off. Break it down. Take it out of the park. Or we’ll do it for you. Making us feel so wrong for being so good.

I want to thank everyone who stayed as I was on the mic being “funny” with the police. I didn’t have guns, so I used my wit. I didn’t have a taser, so I used my sarcasm. I picked up one of our bluetooth speakers and blasted the “SAFEWORD IS DECOLONIZE” song running around the park, daring them to stop me. It felt just as silly as all of the barriers that keep the community from coming together, peacefully. I want to thank the people who came up to me and said they were ready to have my back if they attacked.

I returned a few days later, with that same speaker and recorded a song, “Sadness Acceptance Gratitude Release Hope”.

Don’t y’all worry, we will be back.

Dedicated to Mary & Don Pritchard.

THE AMAZING ADVENTURES OF BEARPUS & OCTOBEAR

Sadness Acceptance Gratitude Release Hope

Bimonthly invitation from Seoul-based duo Salamanda to an hour-long cosmic rave, guiding you through wiggly, fluctuating dance tunes. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/shadow-dance-w-salamanda/episodes/shadow-dance-w-salamanda-13th-june-2024

Shadow Dance w/ Salamanda 130624

Pixel Chick finished the night with an energetic set that was bouncy, rhythmic and moody. A flirty blend of psy trance, breaks and heavy bass lines.

Pixel Chick Nexus Mix

this is a failed dynamic
ive let my emotions take control over reason and i cannot provide what you long for anymore
this is an ode to what i must conquer
my sincerest apologies
peace and love to all

indelibility and the forever forgotten

Consciousness

B_X_R_N_X_R_D is my decolonized musical identity in a post-technological singularity world. Each time I jack into my drum machines, I dig deeper into my ancestral energy while subversively embracing technology to slowly cut all shackles to european notions of music. I create visceral drum music that is rooted in our past, liberates us in the present, and opens portals into an alternate future.