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this is making me miss her a wee bit rn idk why

cynic. like I’m about to watch a scary movie involving a doll. It’s a warm picture. Old Victorian home. it’s fall. hot

Tbilisi native Beka Wu has been a past guest of the mainstay podcast in fuller Bassiani capacity, and here he is again for this latest Zenaari instalment, a format that likely couldn’t find a better sound to promulgate its truest essence. Spending his time between the worlds of music and light design, it’s inevitable one should bleed into the other. There’s a distinct ambient feel that permeates his sound, something acutely aware of the space it inhabits, feels its way around the empty hollow, and fills it with grain-textured, reverberating notes, with the listener sitting at its very centre. Less about engaging the body in a physical sense, more about reconnecting with the long abandoned reaches of the mind, a seemingly dormant but fundamental nature we share in the subconscious self. For Zenaari Mix 012 he gets experimental, and draws his focus to building a story that’s riven with emotion. A sequentially ordered selection of tracks that gently rises and falls like the breath, builds a mood and pays no heed to the diversity of its constituent parts (perhaps cult Japanese music-maker Susumu Yokota and Erik Satie had some common ground). Mellow and directed within, an hour long waltz through the stars, an invitation to pause and take stock, to feel peace among the turbulent waves of the world around us.

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1. Djrum - Crature pt.1
2. Bibio - Phantom Brickworks III
3. Ryuichi Sakamoto - Life, Life
4. 2muchachos - Thaw
5. Robert Myers - Embrace (Live version, NYC 1987)
6. Susumu Yokota - I Imagine
7. The KLF - Baltimore To Fair Play
8. Carl Stone - Banteay Srey 1991
9. Lonnie Holley - Looking For All 
10. Dito - We All Have Our Dream Of Happiness
11. Tomohiro Nakamura - Winter Is Yours
12. Erik Satie - Gnossienne 1
13. Beka Wu - Mom

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