Her last day in Hong Kong before she travels to Mexico for 6 months, Minnie had a million things to do and somehow squeezed an hour in to record this track.

We decided to record in Shatin Park near where she was staying. It was quiet that afternoon with very few people wandering about. There was a small pagoda on top of a hill we saw and walked to it to find a man resting inside. Lucky him! We set up and after a short warm up Minnie began her session. She had only 4 bowls and a few other objects so it was going to be a simple session.

‘Can we do another one?’ She asks to my surprise as we both had such tight schedules. How could I say no? The second shorter recording was more free, blending her voice over a sustained tone. The sun peeked through the clouds and trees giving a golden glow over everything. What a moment.

SBS on IT

Sound Bath Sessions 090: Minnie Cheung

The third and final recording of Mic was back on the beach a Tuen Mun against a beautiful backdrop of breathing ocean waves and the distant throbbing of boat engines she performed he composition. Today her husband helped her bring a larger collection of bowls adding to the complexity of the days recordings. After the recording, we both had a really good feeling about the session. I felt as if she integrated the entire soundscape into the session, listening beyond the sound she made and treating life as an instrument. It is a beautiful piece.

Sound Bath Sessions 061: Mic Yeung

As I entered her studio in Kwun Tong, she had two small groups of crystal bowls. “I have a surprise for you, see if you can hear it.” She said. The piece started with a very somber tone. I felt there was a yearning, a calling in the beginning. She slowly transitioned to the second group which was more hopeful, and lively. This session was interesting because there was a predetermined concept for the composition that allowing her to freely improvise within its own limits. Ana has a large collection of crystal bowls and intimately knows each one. She does have a passion for music and her approach to singing bowls was more personal, molding her own style by exploring and experimentation. Her studio is next to a highway and a large construction site in Kwun Tong which is softly heard through the window of her space.

Sound Bath Sessions 059: Ana Chung

TERRA NINE  LIVE CHILL SET - 2026

The time has come for the second installment of the incredible Perfecto Radar Remix pack, featuring remixes from some of the hottest producers on the planet.

Get ready to groove to a remix from NYC's finest representatives of the queer dance resistance, The Carry Nation, along with a garage-inspired take from Mexican powerhouse PAURRO, integral part of the Comeme family.

This second serving of iconic music screams liberation.
From day one, Perfecto Radar has become an anthem for the queer community in Argentina, continuing to resonate across sound systems and dance floors throughout Latin America and beyond. It's a gay pride classic that DJ Pareja plays every year at the Buenos Aires Pride parade, igniting the crowds with pure energy.

The lyrics beautifully capture the spirit of Buenos Aires in a time before cell phones and dating apps, narrating a stroll through the city, searching for someone, exchanging glances, and pausing—perhaps in a place you might never return to, crafting a name for another anonymous encounter.

Twenty years later, these fresh remixes serve as heartfelt tributes, offering new versions that celebrate a sound echoing from another time and world.
Enjoy these two dance floor-approved grooves, brought to you by one of the finest dance labels of our time.

DJs Pareja - Perfecto Radar (The Carry Nation Remix)

dedicaited to lovely brother Alexey Klimenko from "Mars Meets Venus" album

Alex Sparky by Nick Klimenko

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