اطلاعتی درباره خواننده ترانه بخش اول میدین که چه کسی و  کدوم ترانه است؟

So beautiful, thank you for the mix. What song/which singer is this... Giti ?

عالیه👍✨اولِ اول کی میخونه؟

اسم اون خواننده‌ایی که «چاچاچا» رو میخونه چیه؟

Free download link :
www.kangdingray.com/free_dl_files/Kangding_Ray_QB_Ethnomusicologic_LIVE_07072013.mp3

Each year, the "Siestes Electroniques" festival and the Quai Branly Museum in Paris, join forces to offer a unique variation of the Toulouse event. The project offers to a dozen musicians an exclusive access to the audio collection of the museum. Each artist is invited to reinterpret his findings in a DJset or a unique sound pieces.

- The Quai Branly Museum is the largest museum in the world dedicated to non-Western cultures, with a collection of over 300,000 works from Africa, Asia, Oceania and the Americas.

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Main sources :
Inuit Throat singing ( katajjaq )
Vocal music of African Pygmees tribes ( Gabon, North Congo, Central African Republic )
Indian Tabla lessons ( Mnemonic syllables )
Xhosa polyphonic voices ( South Africa )

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Les Siestes Electroniques et le Musée du Quai Branly s’associent pour proposer une déclinaison originale de la manifestation toulousaine.
Le projet propose chaque année à une petite dizaine de musiciens un accès exceptionnel au fond audio du musée. Les artistes sont invités à réinterpréter leurs découvertes sous forme de DJset ou de pièces sonores uniques.

- Le musée du Quai Branly est le plus grand musée au monde dédié aux cultures non-occidentales, avec une collection de plus de 300 000 œuvres provenant d’Afrique, d’Asie, d’Océanie et des Amériques.

http://www.les-siestes-electroniques.com
http://www.quaibranly.fr/

Kangding Ray . Ethnomusicologic Live @ Quai Branly . Paris . 07.07.2013

Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Jaap van Zweden, conductor
Fritz Reiner, conductor

van Zweden Conducts Mahler 6 - Broadcast

Moss, A pioneer and legend, has yet again raised the bar for our "seft" concept. A pure 2 hours of dynamic yet neat tracks that will have you go through a strong journey. Enjoy

Moss Seft Tir 1403

Analogue Cattitude 035 w/ amirhosssein

For over two decades, the Osnabrück duo of Stephan Otten and Oliver Klemm has inhabited the sacred intersection of Krautrock's motorik pulse, ambient's expansive consciousness, and contemporary electronica's limitless possibility. Their approach to composition mirrors the architectural precision I've celebrated in my previous coverage on HC, where each element serves both structural and emotional purposes. In the liminal hours between consciousness and dream, Sankt Otten crafts sonic territories that feel both ancient and impossibly futuristic. "Die Gute Fee War Schon Da" (The Good Fairy Was Already There) emerges from their forthcoming album Tote Winkel like a meditation on synthetic breath. Long sighs and deep breathing from a machine that carries an undercurrent of foreboding beauty. This particular piece unfolds with the hypnotic inevitability of oncoming headlights—mesmerizing yet tinged with existential unease. Recorded predominantly live with Martin Schmeing spontaneously contributing DX7 textures, the track embodies Sankt Otten's evolution toward more organic creation methods. The fairy tale reference in the title suggests narrative completion. As their fourteenth album approaches on Denovali, Sankt Otten continues to prove that the most profound electronic music emerges not from technological innovation alone, but from the spaces where human vulnerability meets synthetic precision. Fans of synth-based explorations of future-retro sound will agree.

TRACK PREMIERE : Sankt Otten - Die Gute Fee War Schon Da

Payam Parvizi, a DJ, record producer and a Promoter hailing from Tehran, embarked on his musical journey in 2007. From the bustling streets of Iran's capital, he cultivated his passion for electronic music, carving out a unique niche in a country where such expressions were often restricted.

In 2021, he founded “Spaced Apart”, a platform dedicated to nurturing and showcasing Iranian talents to the world. Through vinyl releases and international showcases, he broke barriers, amplifying the voices of his fellow countrymen and women in the global electronic music scene.

Despite the legal constraints, Payam Parvizi fearlessly organised underground parties, defying social norms and providing an outlet for self-expression in a country where dancing was prohibited. For over a decade, he transformed hidden spaces into pulsating havens of music and camaraderie, pushing boundaries and challenging the status quo.

Payam Parvizi's influence extended far beyond Tehran's borders. As a visionary curator and promoter, he bridged cultures and continents, bringing renowned artists from Europe and Georgia to perform in Tehran. His efforts not only enriched the local scene but also fostered connections between diverse musical communities, acting as a vital conduit between Tbilisi and Tehran.

Through his unwavering dedication and pioneering spirit, Payam Parvizi has left an indelible mark on Iran's underground music scene, shaping its trajectory and inspiring countless individuals to embrace creativity and freedom of expression.

Paraffin Podcasts - 047 - Payam Parvizi

Shayan Soori is back again with well rave, this time as a guest on our guest series. Homegrown talent with his unique taste and style in music. Turn up the volume and let his journey take you on a mindful trip.

Guest Series Episode 16: Shayan Soori

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NTS Radio 
08-03-19  I  18:00 - 19:00
Tehran based musician, sound artist, & producer Nesa Azadikhah blends deep electronics and jazzy hypnotism over a trippy hour long mix.

https://www.nts.live/shows/guests/episodes/nesa-8th-march-2019

TRACKLIST :

1.Saba Alizadeh - Dream  
2.Feminism Sound Piece 
3.Votu - The Heart 
4.Ahu, Lenta - Mir
5.Mohamad Reza Mortazavi - Solo Tonbak 
6.The Laurence Rassel - A Special Message From Peggy Phelan 
7.Lenta - By This River 
8.Papeete Sun - Island Sunset 
9.Kosh - The Mess 
10.Laurie Anderson - Born, Never Asked 
11.Laurie Anderson - FreeFall 
12.AntonZap - Old Skool 
13.Terre Thaemlitz - Aging Core, Aging Periphery
14.Siamak Amidi & Nasrawi - United State Of Roland 
15.Gerado Frisina - Blue Latin 
16.Astri - Riflessi 
17.Terre Thaemlitz - Music is Controllable Desire You Can Own / ミュージックは所有することができる制御可能な要望
18.Zenit - Waitin
19 - Chugga - Suger Crash 
20.Siamak Amidi - Catnip 
21.Laurence Rassel - Useless Movement

NTS Radio I Nesa Azadikhah 08-03-19

A textured journey of light and dark moods from Lithuania's Sraunus. More info and download: http://asip.me/isolatedmix95

Tracklist:
01. Takashi Kokubo - 海のつぶやき
02. Iron Cthulhu Apocalypse - Circumference (4 Hz Theta)
03. ULTRA ウルトラ - クレジット u p g r a d e ° 21
04. Latin girl signing
05. Garrett - Awaiting the Light
06. Halftribe - Tuning Out
07. Field recording
08. Laraaji - Ocean Flow (Seahawks Deep Drift Mix)
09. Roberto Musci - Tower of Silence
10. Roberto Musci - Improbably Music
11. Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - Joy
12. Sraunus - Kolonista
13. Baubas
14. Untitled
15. Nouveau Life™ - アンドロイド未来
16. Dominykas Niaura - Gyvenimas ėmė ir prabėgo
17. Roberto Musci - Claudia, Wilhelm R and Me
18. Unknown - 展示
19. Ｖｉｒｔｕａｌ仮想中空（ＶＨＳ）- その日が来るとき
20. Sam Amidon - Lucky Cloud
21. Flaming Tunes - Restless mind
22. Baubas
23. Carlo Giustini - A1. Il Vicino (Si Muove)
24. Terekke - Swim
25. Blue Darkness - A Sleepless Town

ASIP - isolatedmix 95 Sraunus

isolatedmix 95 - Sraunus

Jazz has played a marginal and yet significant role in Iran’s music history. The perception of the genre, however, has been in flux since it first arrived in the country: It's commonly believed that the history of Jazz in Iran began during the 1960s with the likes of Duke Ellington visiting and performing in the country. But earlier compositional principles of jazz and big band music were increasingly traced in the music of the 1950s. As Iran's oil industry was ‘booming’, Iranian musicians’ relationship with jazz music moreover further intensified through the presence of American expat clubs in oil-rich areas where jazz was played throughout the 1960s. Jazz is undeniably linked to the country's relations with the United States, intersected by a colonial dynamic and notions of 'modernization', but also with visions of freedom, sociability through collaboration, and the identification of oppressed people internationally. The primetime TV show on (improv) Jazz 'Kourosh Ali Khan va Dustan' (available on youtube) on Iranian national television in the 1970s, was an initiative of the American musician and ethnomusicologist Lloyd Miller - also known as Kourosh Ali Khan. Miller's show contributed to the confluence of Iranian music culture and jazz as he worked in Tehran for seven consecutive years, studying classical Persian music. By the early 1970s, the principles of jazz music were commonly integrated in pop music of the time, popularized through the repertoire of iconic and master female vocalists such as Elaheh, Googoosh and Giti. The musical confluence of jazz (and related music) with popular and traditional Persian music, its modal systems and its rhythms, alongside its long historical relationship with Persian poetry, at the time, gave birth to a genre of Iranian ‘Jazz fusion’* that didn’t necessarily mix the two distinct musical genealogies but placed them alongside each other. 

The tracks selected for this show include big bands, Mexican bolero influences, and an occasional twist like a Cuban-style Cha cha cha track. 

*Also referred to as 'Oriental Jazz'

Female Vocalists from Iran. 'Big Band / Jazz' (02.12.2020 Operator Radio)

DJ, selector, archivist, and curator specialized in older music from Iran and the wider region. Signature projects 'Female Vocalists from Iran and Beyond' (2018-ongoing) and 'Sonic Imaginaries'. Weaving genres and geographies through musical dreaming, storytelling, and deep listening. Currently resident at Kiosk Radio, Brussels. 
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01.03.25 OT301, Palestine Fundraiser
15.03.25 Bar Bario, Amsterdam 9-11 pm
18.03.25 Garage Noord, 7-11 pm
05.04.25 Rewire Festival







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22.02.25 Kiosk Radio, Sonic Imaginaries
17.01.25 My Analog Journal x Worldwide FM
29.12.24 Mulatu Listening Bar, The Hague
21.12.24 Kauri, Geneva
20.12.24 Adaptor Records
20.12.24 Bongo Joe, Geneva
30.11.24 Sinematranstopia (HKW), Berlin
01.12.24 Kiosk Radio, Sonic Imaginaries
03.11.24 Kiosk Radio, Sonic Imaginaries
06.10.24 Kiosk Radio, Sonic Imaginaries
27.09.24 Rijksmuseum of Antiquities, Leiden
13.09.24 Skatecafe, Amsterdam
08.09.24 My Analog Journal (YouTube)
01.09.24 Kiosk Radio, Sonic Imaginaries
16.08.24 Lowlands Festival
04.08.24 Kiosk Radio
03.08.24 RAUM, Utrecht
07.07.24 Outsiders, Kiosk, Brussels
22.06.24 Framer Framed, Amsterdam
14.06.24 Stroom, The Hague
02.06.24 Outsiders, Kiosk, Brussels
25.05.24 Parotia at EKKO, Utrecht 
04.05.24 Kiosk Radio, Sonic Imaginaries
24.04,24 Monk, Amsterdam
07.04.24 Kiosk Radio, Sonic Imaginaries
03.03.24 Kiosk Radio, Sonic Imaginaries
27.02.24 Tah Dig, Noods Radio
17.02.2024 Kiosk Radio 1-2 pm
28.02.2024 Noods Radio
06.01.2024  Radio TNP
11.11.2023   Zaal 100, Amsterdam
15.09.2023  Grote Kerk, Breda
25.09.2023  Refuge Worldwide
07.10.2023 De School, Amsterdam 
19.08.2023  RAUM, Utrecht
30.07.2023 Kiosk Radio, Bruxelles 
22.07.2023 Murmur, Amsterdam 
20.07.2023 Garage Noord, Amsterdam 
20.07.2023 Recovery Channel, Echobox Radio 
15.07.2023  Radio TNP
01.07.2023 Kunstlerhof Frohnau, Berlin
20.05.2023 Stranded FM offline party
20.05.2023 Radio TNP
18.03.2023   Radio TNP
17.03.2023   Garage Noord, Amsterdam
08.03.2023 Melkweg, Amsterdam
21.12.2022 Garage Noord, Amsterdam
15.10.2022 Radio TNP, Amsterdam
06.10.2022 Garage Noord, Amsterdam
28.07.2022 Garage Noord, Amsterdam
12.05.2022 Support act Sevdaliza, De Melkweg, Amsterdam
30.09.2021 Future Intel, The Hague
17.06.2021 RRFM, Amsterdam
26.03.2021 Khonia.fm,  Tehran
19.03.2021 Khonia.fm, Tehran
03.01.2021 Mutant Radio, Tbilisi
02.12.2020 Operator Radio, Rotterdam
23.07.2020 Black Pride Fundraiser, Klauw Collective, Mono, Rotterdam
17.07.2020 Muziekgebouw aan het Ij, terrace
22.03.2020 De School, Amsterdam
15.02.2020  MATADERO, Madrid
03.02.2020 Female Vocalists from Iran and Beyond, Red Light Radio 
20.12.2019 Pantropical at Worm, Rotterdam 
20.12.2019 Walter Books, Arnhem 
9.10.2019 ADE Soundlab, Compagnietheater, Amsterdam
04.10.2019 EKKO, Utrecht
02.10.2019 ECF Princess Margriet Award for Culture
21.09.2019 UNSEEN, Transformator Huis, Amsterdam, 8.30 pm - 10 pm
14.09.2019 STROOM, The Hague, a DJ-lecture performance during 'Uncertainty Seminars 04'
03.09.2019 Compagnietheater, Amsterdam
28.06. 2019 Perdu, Amsterdam
22.06.2019 Stranded FM, Utrecht
22.06.2019 BAK, basis voor actuele kunst, Utrecht
15.06.2019 Vrankrijk, Amsterdam
25.05.2019 MONO Rotterdam
18.05.2019 Listening session Red Light Radio Shop
11.05.2019 Subbacultcha Amsterdam (s105, De School)
29.04.2019 Red Light Radio
12.04.2019 Closing party conference 'Realities and Fantasies' School of Cultural Analysis
04.04.2019 Red Light Radio 
30.03.2019 Arab Film Festival afterparty w/ Pantropical @ Worm, Rotterdam
08.03.2019 MAMA Cash Feminist Festival, Centraal Museum, Utrecht
 31.01.2019  Muziek Gebouw aan het Ij - De School (Amsterdam)
Support act of 'Jerusalem in My Heart'
31.01.2019 Red Light Radio: The Rest is Noise and Subbacultcha 
28.01.2019 Red Light Radio

Female Vocalists from Iran. 'Big Band / Jazz' (02.12.2020 Operator Radio)

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