A few weeks ago, my friends from Breakfast Club at Radio Relativa invited me to participate in one of their episodes. I was so grateful for the offer that I got cocky, and have now ended up with this: two hours of new and semi-new (but unreleased) music, a couple of rehashes from my own back catalog, and some tweaked samples thrown into the mix (homages, celebrations, favorite musics!).

Here are some qualifiers, descriptive witticisms, for Destructive Editing, so titled:

- ambitious;
- colorful, melodically opulent (and cutesy and tender);
- tumultuous, polymorphous, but somehow coherent after all (the music wanders off course for minutes at a time, but carries on forward, optimistic that it will soon arrive at the next clearing);
- irregular, hectic at times and languid or meditative at other times;
- personal and intimate, without falling into the autobiographical or programmatic.

I’ll shut up, but not before sending massive thanks to Breakfast Club, to Radio Relativa, and, as always, to all of you who listen. :3 :3 :3

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Destructive Editing

Destructive Editing [Breakfast Club Radioshow #42]

🌊🌊    Oceans of thought     🌊🌊
❤❤  Sea's the opportunity  ❤❤

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Josephine’s Soundscapes is the moniker of Jose Salas, an audiovisual creator, art director, and active promoter of alternative culture in Madrid. When it comes to music, he has been an active participant in shaping Madrid’s underground electronic music scene for over 20 years. In recent years, he has founded and worked as artistic director, promoter, and DJ in club nights and platforms such as Club Paraíso Madrid, CALMA, and the independent creative cell a_mal_gam_a (Dance Cave; Avalovara, Listening Club; L’art Dance Club @ ARCO; and Festival En Pausa @ La Casa Encendida).

His work has continually evolved across a variety of cultural projects, both collective and personal. These include his seminal podcast Silly Europeans (2010–2016), his program Sonda Dispersa on Madrid’s public radio station M21, and his current projects such as Campos de Marte on Radio Relativa—a podcast dedicated to experimental music—and the curation of temple, the listening sessions at Espacio Perpendicular.

Destructive Editing [Breakfast Club Radioshow #42]

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