Buy it here:
https://bathurstmusic.bandcamp.com/album/moonlight-is-our-sunshine

Creating new music deep in the night is common for most producers, especially when the music produced is rooted in the slow & beautiful Downbeat & Ambient sphere. Bathurst is a place for these producers just as much as the moonlight; the sunshine for these bats.

This twelve-track strong collection is meant to be a companion through the night for those who stay up late or even as the last thing to hear before falling asleep.

Moonlight Is Our Sunhine starts with 'Parachutes And Paper Planes' from Black Soyls, a slow moving electronic track with soothing chords.

Moonlight Is Our Sunshine

Black Soyls "Parachutes And Paper Planes"

Joshua Lane Yana is an Artist & Writer based in London. Working for tea importers, collecting records and self taught on the piano and flute, Joshua’s inventiveness and inspirations are drawn from nature, love of music, literature and his travels, particularly his time in Japan. Japan has been and continues to be a great cultural significance and influence on him.

“This mix is a juxtaposition of tunes, of different moods, mostly listened to alone, in the heat and in the cold, when things have been euphoric, and looking up at the blue sky – imagining scenes of grandeur - dreaming, and in praise and awe of how these pieces of music came to me. I hope you enjoy, if not at least some.”

Full tracklist here:

https://www.musicamacondo.com/2022/06/macondo-mix-016-joshua-lane-yana/

Macondo Mix 016: Joshua Lane Yana

For Hamed Esmaeilion ... برای حامد اسماعیلیون
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For برای

WOMAN LIFE FREEDOM mix by NICK AM

Our 2nd mixtape of revolutionary songs is here, dedicated to the brave women of Iran fighting for equality and freedom

WOMAN LIFE FREEDOM MIXTAPE #2 BY NICK AM

@jaduzan

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The Iranian-born and in the Netherlands raised Hani, has been working in the cultural and music industry in Amsterdam since the age of 20, where he is mainly active behind the scenes.

His taste in music has always been very broad; which makes his mixes versatile and eclectic. But one thing is for sure, being the child of a percussionist, these sounds and a touch of music from West-Asia & North-Africa, always influence his sets.

Since late 2021, with friend and DJ Moody Mehran, he started Diaspora Radio. A monthly radio show at Echobox Radio, where they showcase artists and creators with roots from the SWANA-region and broadcast their diaspora stories. Meanwhile, they also host club nights, cultural events and perform together as a collective.

Tehran Night #397 Hani

NO LULULEMON

READY 2 DIE

I walk through algorithms

From time to time, my father will wonder out loud: "Why do you collect these records? They're old, no one listens to them anymore, they take up so much space..." The funny thing is, I know I inherited this obsession from him. He took me to buy my first cassette when I was 4 in Hyderabad, India. He took me to see Aziz Warsi there too, and then later in the US, Ghulam Ali, Munni Begum, Jagjit Singh, in run-down halls where concerts for immigrants where staged in the 80s and 90s. He would play qawwalis and ghazals on fading tapes on long drives across the frozen Midwest, and Bollywood songs on warm and fuzzy 8-tracks as I sat on the vinyl armrest between him and my mother in the prized sky-blue Oldsmobile he bought with his hard-earned paychecks. At the time some of his favorite songs seemed interminably long but now I realized they instilled a certain kind of deep listening in me. He always liked hearing the live versions of things, he said that the singers came alive then and now I realize that he liked the improvisation – and maybe why I instinctively became such a fan of free jazz in my 20s. It was where I heard Dai Halima for the first time and where I learned that music could be the most direct conduit to the ecstatic divine. Those songs inscribed themselves in me and played on repeat. They played through the years we were at odds. They insisted on being heard through this project that came into being 10 years ago. As time went on, as can happen, he stopped listening to music as much as he became more religious. He doesn't know that I DJ, or that I do radio shows, or anything like that. But I made this mix some time ago, of songs he shared with me, and songs I think he might like, and even though he'll probably never hear it - this one's for you. What are your father's favorite songs? Comment below!

My Father's Favorite Music

Rorschach Test

Stalker

We are a multi cultural dance party and live performance project. 
This dreamboat connects NY to the era of 1970s metropolitan venues in Tehran.

WOMAN LIFE FREEDOM MIXTAPE #2 BY NICK AM

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