arranged for and recorded by Manuel Zurria (IT)

commissioned by the WDR Cologne (Wittener Tage für neue Kammermusik 2020)

"Unanime" for 8 bass flutes (2020)

Lets keep makin this music untill i die we gone be lit lit 

pray for your vibe & new times (prod. RTT x fredsfrequencies)

Cigarette

I decided, after looking at several of Martin's paintings, that I wanted to focus on that precision repetition, the light/dark alternation, and the subtle gradations of field.

The track is an improvisation inside Live, with one instance of the Buchla Music Easel (providing the upper-register track) and one of ARP 2600 V3 (providing the lower one), with Live's BrainDance and Squishy Beat Repeat effects to put in additional emergent rhythmic effects. I potted down both synths, gradually faded them in, and then slowly tweaked the filter frequency and resonance on the ARP, gradually adding in ore modulation from the ring modulator, then slowly removing it. The Buchla's variations came from tweaking the effects following it, but basically leaving the patch alone to imitate the regular ruled lines.

The Tree, 1964 [disquiet0456]

Live @ Centres Ov Psistilence, AA Islands  2020 9 15

Eroticosminstruction # 4638 OV AL

The boys from BetTheBoardPodcast.Com return after a wild weekend to break down Monday Night Football.  Kirk Cousins and the Minnesota Vikings head to Soldier Field a place that hasn't been kind to them to take on the Chicago Bears with brand new play caller Bill Lazor.  What's the impact on this change?  

▶️ Minnesota Vikings at Chicago Bears (41:25)

Todd and Payne cover all the huge story lines from Sunday with another edition of the GOOD, BAD, and UGLY. The two also set the stage for Week 10 with opening lines and how they've adjusted from the look-ahead point spreads from last week.

▶️ GOOD, BAD, and UGLY (1:48 through 34:08)

- Ravens - Patriots Recap
- Tampa Bay Rebounds
- Saints Defense Rules the Day
- Brian Staley Silent Assassin 
- Russell Wilson Turnover Struggles
- Tua and Brian Flores Stay Perfect
- Titans Recent Offensive Struggles
- Drew Lock Implodes
- Doug Pederson Game Plan 
- Carson Wentz Thinking Too Much

▶️ NFL Week 11 Look-Ahead Lines (34:08)

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Lost and found master from 2007, a live in the studio improvisation performed by
Nico Arnicho (URU), Percussion
Bobby Rangell (USA), Flute
Pajaro Canzani (URU),  Acoustic guitar
Daniel Diaz (ARG), Fretless bass and electric piano

remixed and edited for the first time now late 2020 , for this haiku:

"Deep in the water,
softly moving his fins,
a carp, dreaming"

haiku by Morikawa Kyoroku
picture by Linus Nylund

@naviar-records

Deep In The Water (naviarhaiku364)

Wear Me Down (If I Die Pt.2)

Tu me cambiaste la vida - Fernando Romantico.mp3

This episode tells the story of LEDC- the Latino Economic Development Corporation-a nonprofit at the epicenter of our nation’s multiple crises, from COVID19 to the loss of businesses, jobs and housing to the assault on Latinos by the outgoing President and his congressional allies. Marla Bilonick, LEDC’s executive director, credits her staff and the indispensable partnerships she has built with municipalities from Washington DC to Baltimore County and Puerto Rico in creating policy solutions to seemingly intractable challenges. As a CDFI-Community Development Financial Institution-an alternative and more flexible provider of capitol to non-traditional borrowers, LEDC has kept Latino small businesses afloat where banks could or would not. Keeping families whole, through counseling, capitol, organizing and advocacy requires 24/7 responsiveness. And Marla expects a next wave of foreclosure and evictions. We were talking about the toll of anti-Latino rhetoric and policies on the community when we learned the terrible news about the storming of our Capital. We were shaken to the core. But Marla is positive and undeterred. That is the leadership we need in Washington DC and nationally. Listen. &nbsp;

Wear Me Down (If I Die Pt.2)

DanCee

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