Name: Autek (lazerly) by dguzzo
Duration: 5 min
Description: taken from a latenite jam sesh on my korg Electribe on 3-31-12

yeah, i'm inspired by Animal Collective's electronic sounds; deal with it.

this section kinda drags... would be nice to overdub some found sound or other ambience in the mix.

finally! i probably stopped zoning out, making micro-adjustments to EQ and whatnot, and got around to making things somewhat interesting again

Flying Lotus Essential Mix 29.11.2008

Mt. Sutro

This was made using Ableton Live and live samples of drums and voice.

Ephemeral Dream

taken from a latenite jam sesh on my korg Electribe on 3-31-12

Autek (lazerly)

Activist, author, and former Black Panther Party member Angela Davis talks with CIIS Professor Danielle Drake about her life and work.

Angela Davis: A Life of Activism

"Diversity" is a simultaneously important and buzzword-y term beloved by the media, corporations, real estate agents and elite universities. It’s something to strive for and take pride in, a symbol of inclusion and tolerance. 

While diversity is a noble feature – and something all large systems should strive for – it originally was not supposed to be an ends in-and-of-itself. Diversity, in this vein, has morphed under capitalism into a PR industry, supplanting notions of equity, decolonization and desegregation for something much more sanitized.

The term is now often used as a catch-all for making white people feel better about the schools they go to, businesses they run, neighborhoods they gentrify. It largely exists, in its current iteration, to ameliorate whiteness rather than confront it, allowing for the commodification of the idea while giving existing power structures a glossy patina of liberal race-awareness. 

We are joined this week by journalist and author Jeff Chang, Vice President of Narrative, Arts, and Culture at Race Forward.

Episode 52: Attacks on Affirmative Action and the Commodification of Diversity

As more and more states turn to casinos and lotteries to ‘fill the gap” in 'falling' state budgets, the predatory and regressive nature of gambling as an alternative to increasing taxes on the rich avoids nearly any media scrutiny among centrists and liberals. Even the Left has mostly ignored the issue––ceding criticism of our most regressive tax to the Christian Right, who largely oppose gambling for all the wrong reasons. 

In this episode, we explore how lotteries and casinos have come to represent the last throes of the false neoliberal promise of "jobs” and “growth.” Throughout much of the United States, specifically the Rust Belt and Midwest, casinos and prisons are increasingly the only growth industries, entrenching the shift from an industrial economy that (albeit with certain downsides) actually built things to one that exclusively preys on the poor and desperate in a never-ending race to the bottom. Beyond the glitz and easy “tax revenue” lies a massive transfer of wealth from the poor, black and elderly to the super wealthy - achieved, slowly over decades, with zero sustained criticism from the media. 

We are joined by two guests: John Balzarini, Assistant Professor of Sociology & Criminal Justice at Delaware State University, and Les Bernal, National Director of Stop Predatory Gambling.

Episode 63: Gambling and Neoliberal Rot - How Our Most Regressive Tax Flies Under the Radar

We talk healthcare, the growing field of Democratic presidential candidates, and the gobsmacking prevalence of blackface in American culture.

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Chapo Trap House

286 - Soul Man (2/4/19)

this is my first DJ set ever at Priceless, the music festival that originally inspired me to start DJing and producing 2 years ago. it's literally a dream come true to play my favorite festival in the world on the year where the stage theme is Cyberpunk so i pulled out some real bangers (and one unreleased azuki original!) for this one. infinite thanks to https://soundcloud.com/spokenbird, https://soundcloud.com/bodhilicious, and Laura Ray for having me on the Dirt Stage, and to Noah Swartz and the stage build crew for building the most cyberpunk stage ever! 🔥🖤🔥

recorded live in Belden, CA on July 4, 2019.

tracklist: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTjNLYWHmJwRAQr_annHcbHXnRElLrngNvOiyObLfp7-VoI6WgA7N9ALm8nFm_-t6ZPfcwZ_rMLGYT1/pubhtml?gid=1182997402&single=true

Live at Priceless 2019

This is a recording of a set of singing bowls.  The root bowl is C#, the Aum tone or Earth tone.  The other bowls are harmonized with the Chakras in this scale.

These types of singing bowls have been used since ancient times in meditations and healing work.  They are traditionally made with 7 metals representing the 7 planets that the tibetan monks were aware of at the time.  The bowls produce monaural beats and harmonic overtones that affect body and mind on a deep level.  The bowl set here is based on the Earth tone.  This is also known as "Om" and is the calculated sound signature of the Earth as it travels around the sun. In Indian music this is also called the Sadja. The corresponding bowls were matched according to the Chakra system in Ayurvedic medicine.  This also corresponds roughly with the western major scale.

BUY track: https://sonicyogi.com/track/1282599/root-chakra-tibetan-singing-bowls-with-nature-sounds
http://sonicyogi.com

Tibetan Singing Bowls - C# Root Chakra Earth Tone - Relaxation and Meditation

Tibetan Singing Bowls - Chakra Set C# Earth Tone

NEW NEW Download link (3/12): http://www.mediafire.com/?irhf0llfskv3590

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