Synchronicity is as universal as gravity. When you start looking you find it everywhere.

TR151 - Katz Mulk - Muscle Memory

For this episode Broshuda is joined by the brilliant Argentina based production entity Unfinished Portraits, who delivers a mix ranging from fragile electro-acoustics and abstract electronica to high-tech club cuts.

more infos and tracklist at www.lyl.live

Intrinsic Speculations (03.06.21) w/Broshuda & Unfinished Portraits

INFO => self-titledmag.com/2018/05/11/ne247-meyers-negative-artist-mix/

NE247: Meyers - 'Negative Artist' Mix

Fredrik Rasten - bowed, plucked and e-bowed guitar and voice
Vilhelm Bromander - double bass and voice

Differ Records are proud to present our first release - …for some reason that escapes us by Vilhelm Bromander & Fredrik Rasten. The album will be released on September 20th (LP and digital).

It could be a forgotten music, unearthed from the vacuum of nonusage, reincarnating into a musical form sounding obscure and nevertheless familiar, human.

Vilhelm Bromander & Fredrik Rasten materialize resonant sound with double bass, guitar and subtle vocal shadings. The music puts just intonation on display and explores its potential in improvised as well as composed music. On...for some reason that escapes us, the instrumental and vocal sounds entwine into a collective body of harmonics, interference and difference tones; a complex wherefrom a tangible sonic space arises and listening becomes tactile. The music echoes an imagined old music, inhabiting both melodic and textural entities in continual motion.

Recorded at Flerbruket, Hemnes, Norway August 15 and 16 2018 by Magnus Skavhaug Nergaard.
Mixed by Göran Stegborn in December and February 2018 / 2019.
Coverart by Simen Engen Larsen
All music by Vilhelm Bromander & Fredrik Rasten, except Harmony for two or more voices I & II by Fredrik Rasten.

«They knew it, the fervent pupils of Pythagoras…»

Jorge Luis Borges, The Cyclical Night

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Harmony for two or more voices II

Artist: Jonathan Scherk & Daniel Majer
Album: It's Counterpart
Label#: Faitiche19
Format: LP/DL

Faitiche is delighted to welcome two young artists from Canada: Jonathan Scherk and Daniel Majer hail from the post-rock and experimental scene in Vancouver, where they shared a studio for several years. In artistic terms, too, there is a surprising coherence: on It’s Counterpart, their solo work naturally blends to create a joint album, making it hard to distinguish between their contributions. Majer describes his part as a shadow-like reflection to Scherk’s brightly meandering collages. The album’s title refers to this: It's Counterpart presents two solo artists who have met their match in one another.

Scherk and Majer produce contemporary sound collages on samplers, laptops etc. using raw material drawn from YouTube videos, field recordings, cassettes, and LPs from the dollar bin – the kind of rightly forgotten obscurities that have long since lost their audience, if they ever had one. In the hands of Scherk and Majer, they become abstract sound objects. The two artists don't concern themselves with the material's original context – the sound's character is most important. This sets them apart from other collage artists. Their work might be called a contemporary upgrade of the classic tape collage: here, channelling a wealth of information is the main focus. So are these collages that trigger neither associations nor contexts? Au contraire! It’s Counterpart is like an overheated centrifuge whose spinning extracts and joins together all of the harmonies ever pressed on vinyl. Melodies run amok.

Jonathan Scherk: Get a Little s / Daniel Majer:  She Barely Spoke (excerpt)

Taken from the album 'Death is perfection, everything else is relative' released as LP and Digital.

France Jobin 'p (excerpt)' (EMEGO 276)

Jung Deejay is the solo endeavor of NYC's Randy Riback. Originally focused on his first-ever solo project Jung Hardware in 2017, he changed his approach the following year to focus on more "dated" sounds akin to an obsolete MIDI studio. After two solo releases under the moniker: “Wave Idea” on Lillerne Tapes and “7 Sketches for Akai Sampler” on Beer on the Rug, JD returns with a new cassette to accomplish his ideal three-ouvres on alluring sample patterns and naive, native digital imagery.

On Java Scripts, JD spent a summer weekend in upstate NY collecting sounds from forgotten samplers, while focusing on making repetitive rhythms that maintained a balance with elements of randomness/chance. With a playful tongue in cheek approach, The title brings together the captivation for programming computer languages and a fictive old-world world-beat charm. It refers to a time in which internet cafes and "third wave" coffee shops started popping up in the early '90s, forming a cultural hub for gamers, slackers, scientists, beatniks, entrepreneurs and cyber-punks alike. Each track has been titled as if it was a script, or a little story, suspended between a fictive world of global tunes and the digital one of World Wide Web.

In no particular order, the tape is as much an ode to this quite unique social ambience as to sharply impressionist MIDI patterns and dazzling tropical sketches. All as if it was sung by an old Macintosh programmed by Laurie Anderson as an OST for an alternative, not yet heard jungle landscaped platforming game.

Along with the original music, Artetetra & Jung Deejay team up to conjure four different remixes by stem choppers superstars Brian Abelson, Gap, Piezo and Rainbow Island. Taking over the B side.

Get it now!

Jung Deejay - Lyon's Roast (Piezo Remix)

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First 50 min fragment of a rainy afternoon playing music with @gab_ii before my sound card began misbehaving. 15/11/2020.

rain over South Amsterdam with gab_i

TR115 - Maria Chavez & Jordi Wheeler - 'Five Thousand'

«Tartini contributed to the science of acoustics by his discovery of the difference tone, also called the Tartini tone, a third note heard when two notes are played steadily and with intensity. »

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