Name: On Craftsmanship: The only surviving recording of Virginia Woolf's voice by brainpicker in class lists
Duration: 7 min 39 s
Description: From a BBC radio segment broadcast on April 29th, 1937. Background and transcript:http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2013/04/29/craftsmanship-virginia-woolf-speaks-1937/

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Background, context, and transcript highlights here: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2013/08/06/andy-warhol-bbc-interview-edward-lucie-smith/

Andy Warhol BBC interview (1981)

The legendary graphic designer discusses his new primer for kids, GO: A Kidd's Guide to Graphic Design: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2013/10/22/chip-kidd-go-book

Excerpted from https://soundcloud.com/designmatters

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Chip Kidd how design shapes everything

Chip Kidd on how the speed bump embodies the problem-solving genius of design

Directed and Composed by IWATA Wataru 
Visual programming by Ryo Kanda
https://vimeo.com/658530813

Two spherical mirrors reflecting the whole world face each other, and the eternally recurring process of reflection is a confrontation of ego and non-ego that continues until the point of convergence. When an individual included in the "whole" tries to recognize the "whole," it is forever unable to grasp the "whole," even if it tries to grasp it accurately, because it is included in the "whole." The work of mutual transformation that occurs when the "I" and the "other" face each other continues endlessly. Using each other as a mirror, we find, circulate, and permeate the image reflected in the mirror. The image reflected in the mirror is a projection of "I" and at the same time it reflects the world around me. In this way, the ego found in the mirror is at the same time the world (non-self) in the outside world, which dissolves into the "whole" through infinite r eflection.

The way in which the vision generated in the spherical mirrors develops into the "world" is this "world" itself, in which the image that arises inside of us develops

Sphere Stereo

from 'Heavy Light' [CD|LP|DIGITAL]
Denovali Records · den368
available on all formats at denovali.com/orsonhentschel

Three years after his last studio album, Orson Hentschel returns with a multi-outputted visual album. Heavy Light, the title of his fourth album project, consists of three parts - a 3-channel film installation, a visual live-performance and the album itself. Hentschel expands the format of the conventional album to an audiovisual experience by merging elements of film, dance and music in a synthesis of arts. The project evolved in the time of Corona, which first affected him visually when the city (Berlin) turned into a ghost town during the first lockdown. Light became the most vibrant element in the city, which influenced both picture and sound. Metallic, sometimes harsh and electrifying, surroundings of the urban life are landscaped into eclectic pulses.

Heavy Light

Antenna Window

Orson Hentschel - Antenna Window

here is one of my babies ...
May it bring #PEACE to the world!

PEOPLE, please consider DOING something instead of just talking about it!

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Artwork by Anika Krbetschek
Mastered by Zino Mikorey

Thanks to
Sylvia Klessen, Frank Kruse, Hanse Warns

recorded @ Pianotraum (Sylvia Klessen's piano workshop and store) in December 2021

Supported by GEMA

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Light - Single

Background, transcript, and related reading: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2014/03/28/angela-duckworth-grit-success/

Excerpt from NPR's TED Radio Hour: http://www.npr.org/programs/ted-radio-hour/?showDate=2014-03-21

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Angela Duckworth on grit and success

Poem by: The Mevlana (Rumi)
Poem title: What was said to the rose
Translation by: Coleman Barks
Spoken by: Amir Khalighi
Music by: Allaho akbar, ya rahimo ya rahman


Rumi - What Was Said To The Rose

A showcase of individual tracks from our 2023 label releases and a special continuous mix of select tracks from https://soundcloud.com/djtodos
It’s become somewhat of a tradition since our first annual compilation release in 2019, and each year I find it tough to separate tracks from their album releases in this way. We pride ourselves on delivering an album format, and more often than not, specifically a conceptual album format that works best as a whole. So I appreciate the artists who allow us to separate their musical children for this worthy annual exercise. It’s so easy to skip over releases nowadays - at no fault of anyone but the pace of life and technology today - and so this compilation not only helps us reflect on the year gone by, but also ensures anyone new to the label, or dipping in and out over time, can get a taste of what we have proudly spent our time and passion presenting this year. Please take the time to visit each respective artist's release to realize its full form. 

Not only is separating tracks from an album format a formidable task, but finding a way to combine them in one seamless mix is even more so. Once again, we’ve asked our esteemed todos to provide the continuous mixed version. Creating a flow using a limited predetermined set of music across a variety of styles, moods, and tones is an almighty feat. But no-one does it better than todos. Here, he is left to his own devices as we have grown to admire time and time again, using snippets and samples from many of the releases, but focusing on delivering a long-form mix that stands on its own, using nothing but the ASIP 2023 library of music. 

It was a year that introduced new faces to the label with Iceland’s Gunnar Jónsson Collider providing a spectacular audio-visual experience in S.W.I.M, and welcoming Germany’s Mary Yalex who explored imaginary worlds of fascinating texture and melody. We fulfilled a long-awaited foray into more classic trance styles through the exciting Mikkel Rev, and finally presented the magical drums of Alex Albrecht’s heart-warming soundscapes. Max Würden continued his foray into expansive sonics with Landmark, and Quiet Places returned with their second Volume of psychedelic long-form trips into the unknown. One Million Eyes returned with more compelling genre-defiant magic, and OKRAA brought his live edits of his debut album 1994 to life once more. 2023 will also be remembered as the year Brock Van Wey’s Earth House Hold project came both full circle, and full stop. The last track title on this compilation coincidentally represents the perfect swan song for a project that has found a home on ASIP for the past five years. 

Thanks for all your support, comments and encouragement this year. We have an exciting 2024 lined up.

Available as Name Your Price on Bandcamp https://astrangelyisolatedplace.bandcamp.com/album/2023-label-compilation-mixed-by-todos

ASIP Label Compilation 2023 (mixed by todos)

05 Forest Nativity

Hot on the heels of their acclaimed second album, Iris, One Million Eyes unveil their latest work, Polaris. This new album is a rich tapestry of analog and instrumental elements, creating a vibrant and dynamic experience.

Formerly known as Tempelhof (where they collaborated with artists like Gigi Masin), Luciano Ermondi and Paolo Mazzacani created One Million Eyes upon the realizing they needed a new creative outlet to rekindle their passion for making music. This new project allowed them to approach their instruments and influences untethered to the body of work and inhibitions of their past. What results is a shimmering, energetic current of organic instrumentation and analog synthesizers that carries us on a meditative journey through interior landscapes.

Polaris

One Million Eyes - Koala

Latest album by Aukai

Featured on BBC6 Music Recommends
CD of the Month on Echoes Radio January 2019

Order Limited Edition CD:  https://aukai.bandcamp.com/album/reminiscence
Watch the video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eVlyTRMPu8

Reminiscence

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From a BBC radio segment broadcast on April 29th, 1937. Background and transcript:http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2013/04/29/craftsmanship-virginia-woolf-speaks-1937/ 

On Craftsmanship: The only surviving recording of Virginia Woolf's voice

For the full post with links to download/purchase tracks >> http://wp.me/pjpL2-Hb
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01. 36 - Geiga
02. Nest - Charlotte
03. Mig Dfoe - Real de 14
04. Ous Mal - Marraskuu
05. Loscil - Fern and Robin
06. bvdub - No One Will Ever Find You Here
07. Pantha Du Prince - Im Bann
08. Thomas Fehlmann - Falling Into Your Eyes
09. Elika - Stand Still
10. Ulrich Schnauss + Manual - In Odense
11. Solar Fields - Unite
12. Stellardrone - Milliways
13. Dalot - XX
14. D_rradio - Midnight on a Moonless Night
15. Horizon Fire - Denver River Logging
16. Foxes in Fiction - Karma Bank
17. Rhian Sheehan - Texture 2
18. Casino Versus Japan - Hello You
19. Verulf - Sunlight and Sea
20. Dextro - Ring Cycle (Live version)



ASIP - Reflection on 2010

2013 SVA Commencement Address. 

Transcript, highlights, and discussion: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2013/05/13/greil-marcus-sva-commencement-address/

On Craftsmanship: The only surviving recording of Virginia Woolf's voice

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