SUNDAY SILENCE (Voice of Vashon KVSH 101.9FM)

Indus Bonze (@industrialtype3) - 山怪 (The Ghost Stories of The Gorge)
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Missy Elliott - Get Ur Freak On

GET UR GORGE ON (Indus Bonze x Missy)

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E Zee Possee - Everything starts with an E (Disaffected Bootleg)

DKL026: Fork And Knife - Keiko's Song

Following hard hitting recent EPs on both Taipan Trax and Cocobolo Sound, @forkandknife000 delivers his signature punchy and aggressive sound to Duckland for this week's free download. Some serious heat for your USB during these chilly December days.

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Fork and Knife - Keiko's Song (Free Download)

A journey at light speed through the universe of Akua, focusing on old school techno from the ’90s and early 2000s.

More info and tracklist here: https://www.factmag.com/2023/01/10/akua-fact-mix/

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Fact Mix 890: Akua (Jan '23)

"I imagine that 20 years ago, a society of hard-working, secretive machines buried twenty miles below the surface of Proxima B began receiving the wispy artifacts of our Terran speech that had escaped our radio stations, sung like a gospel through the vacuum of deep space, to be intercepted by their above-ground sensors. I wonder if that would have been the first time they ever heard music and thought to take a break and dance. I wonder if they bump their own subsurface rhythms. If they grind their servos on each other, if they sniff their own electromagic powders. Perhaps this mix is their response to my question."

@hyeonje-fka-hommegranate
IG: @hyeonje._

Hyeonje is an artist based out of Seattle, WA, who is creating, loving, and living in diaspora. They use their DJing as a means of storytelling, play, ancestor worship, and somatoemotional connection with fellow human beings.

Distant Signals 014: Hyeonje

This is my fourth mix that debuted 2 years go to this date, 1/31/2022 for STUFFED, a virtual fundraiser for Delphine (aka CLOACA).

TRACKLIST 

Latidos / Climas Interiores 
Orbit / Jadzia
Fuerte Cumbión - Martin.pdf & Syntrovert
Born to Submit / Kavari
Krippy Kush DJ Dana Lu Remix
6 (feat. Miss Jay) / Soldal
K Groove / sonia
Fools & Kings / In My Talons
Vocal Experimentation (Merca Bae Remix) / Ashida Park
SILICIUM (ECSTASYA REMIX) / OKLOU
East Ham Riddim / SHAUNYB666
THORNS / WA?STE
Transparent / Stasya
Juguete (Bumla Remix) / Dinamarca
BMO / LUZ1E & Sarah Farina
Gratitud / DNTFCK
THE CENTER OF THE STROM IS QUIET CONTEMPLATION  / Odete
Point Of No Return (U.K Remix by Phil Harding) / Exposé
HOLD ME DOWN LIKE GRAVITY / ECCO2K
FR3SH Edit / EX3L
Visions Of One Truth / Buga
Pain (LSDXOX Remix) / Pinkpantheress
la industria (perreo binario) / ʌɐsoɯoɹɥɔ
DIMINISHED SPIRITS - THIRDWORLDLABOUR
KILL / NKISI Look Back It (Jersey Club Remix) / Ziggy
Spira / Arca
Smeared Dreamsz - GIA
Neighbor (Bark Pandemix) / Leather Forecast
MTG MEDULASA (Medulasa x MC MORENA Edit) / bdstf
Surin / Item
Lamento / Odete
Mg1 / Machine Girl
One Common Enemy / BEARCAT
O / Shygirl
.... -····- .---- ----- / DJ VALENTIMES 
Goteando / Rosella 
Beam ME Up Scotty / Nicki Minaj
Waterbender (Homage To Stolen Ancestors) - quest?onmarq
3rd Floor / Marceldune
Oxford Street / Lederrick
Doe Deer (Milano Remix) / Crystal Castles

PERREO O FALLO

Originally aired on the Voice of Vashon KVSH 101.9FM on 11/24/2024.

https://voiceofvashon.org/sunday-silence/

Late night confessions, early morning prayers... introducing SUNDAY SILENCE. Offering a weekly, hour-long host of devotionals in electronic, ambient, and experimental music, CLOACA reaches wide to make contact with body and soul alike. As we bid farewell to each week’s end, descend into a midnight baptism and let yourself become present with her spirit sounds made real in ecstasy, transformation, catharsis. For this debut episode, we are touching down on songs that contour the oft-diminishing, always broadening experience of love—that most divine of feelings—with selections from Mabe Fratti, Azu Tiwaline, Klein, and more.

CLOACA is Vashon-based DJ / artist, Delphine Tress Morrow. She keeps the faith that music shared is a public service, a liturgy.

SUNDAY SILENCE #1: Inhaling Eros

Originally aired on the Voice of Vashon KVSH 101.9FM on 12/01/2024.

voiceofvashon.org/sunday-silence/

This is SUNDAY SILENCE Ep. 2—the persistence of memory. If, as Freud claimed, every finding of an object is in fact a refinding of it, there is something essential, perhaps even a prophetic kernel, inside of a memory. On this week’s episode, we are drawing out these lines of sight, listening for the fissures unsealed by the act of looking back. From the gently angular techno of Ken Ishii through to the experimental soundscape composition of Nour Sohkon's Beirut Birds, we discover memory as the shared sensorium of the past as it slides into the present.

SUNDAY SILENCE #2: A fleeting image in the moving water

Originally aired on the Voice of Vashon KVSH 101.9FM on 12/08/2024.

voiceofvashon.org/sunday-silence/

This week, we are grounding down into the necessary, transfiguring, life-giving pulse sounded out by artists in and from Palestine. These echoes, this poetry, places a crucial demand on us: by listening, to hold open the present to resounding otherwise—with selections from Asifeh, Dakn, and Julmud, among others.

SUNDAY SILENCE #3: “I melt at your glances and become music”

Originally aired on the Voice of Vashon KVSH 101.9FM on 12/15/2024.

voiceofvashon.org/sunday-silence/

This week’s show takes its inspiration from the Dostoevsky short story, “Belye nochi,” and more particularly, from Luchino Visconti’s radiant film adaptation, Le notti bianche (1957)—the White Nights. Although Dostoevsky was referring to the famous (perhaps anguished) summer nights in St. Petersburg when the sun doesn't set until after midnight, and the sky never reaches complete darkness, Visconti transposes this phenomenon to a snowy winter in Livorno, Italy. What results is a luminous study of the thresholds of and tension between opacity and clarity. From within this suspended relationship, this episode of SUNDAY SILENCE explores the enrichment of sound upon the diminution of the image through selections from Aho Ssan, Mindy Meng Wang, and Remo Fernandes: what new things can be heard upon the silencing of our vision?

SUNDAY SILENCE #4: White Nights

Originally aired on the Voice of Vashon KVSH 101.9FM on 12/22/2024.

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At least since Judy Garland instructed us to “make the yuletide gay,” we have been acquainted with the feeling that something is rotten in the state of the holiday. Judy promises that we just have to wait until next year when faithful friends who are dear to us will be near to us once more; it has more the sound of a desperate bet than a vow made with any certainty… but it is the muddling through somehow that is interesting. This week, we are listening in the precarity of the moment—no golden past, no untroubled future—to hopefully find what calls us back this festive impasse each year. What do the lonely hearts hear in the chill of the night? With answerings from A.k.Adrix, Rachika Nayar, and Sananda Maitreya.

SUNDAY SILENCE #5: Leave Me Alone, Don't Leave Me Lonely

Originally aired on the Voice of Vashon KVSH 101.9FM on 01/05/2025.

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The Feast of the Epiphany is upon us on the 6th of January—a time of reflection, celebration, and resolution. In his achingly blue short story, “The Dead,” James Joyce uses the Twelfth Night as the gateway to consider the access that we have to those who are no longer in our lives, and they to us, in this solemn season. Joyce’s protagonist, Gabriel, slips through this gateway at the end of the story: “His soul had approached that region where dwell the vast hosts of the dead. He was conscious of, but could not apprehend, their wayward and flickering existence. His own identity was fading out into a grey impalpable world; the solid world itself, which these dead had one time reared and lived in, was dissolving and dwindling.” This soon gets imaginatively projected outward in the story’s famous last lines, exploded onto the image of snow falling on a graveyard: “It lay thickly drifted on the crooked crosses and headstones, on the spears of the little gate, on the barren thorns. His soul swooned slowly as he heard the snow falling faintly through the universe and faintly falling, like the descent of their last end, upon all the living and the dead.” In this week’s episode, we are reflecting on what such blue epiphanies await us, with distant music from Bianca Scout, Laryssa Kim, and Lauren Duffus.

SUNDAY SILENCE #7: Blue Epiphanies

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