Recording from my live set on HÖR Radio on June 7,  2023. You can view the video version here: https://www.youtube.com/live/eZ8U4g4LCkg?feature=share

Track list below :)

Alejandro Marenco - (Unreleased)
Capiuz - Shift III
Simisea - (Forthcoming)
Kuscheln - (Unreleased)
Aryu Jassika - Greenwood Park Gqom
DJ Lag - Switz
Circuit 900 - Altitude (Decompression)
Ozwald - Lord of the Buss
JSPORT - Guillotine Drum
LWS - Corrupt
Sonia Calico - Neo Tokyo Folk (Ahadadreem & Sam Interface Remix)
Erik Luebs - Synaptic Jitter
Sobolik - (Unreleased)
Big J - pbanger
Anz - Clearly Rushing
Fleksor - YGGITM
Logic1000 - My Choice (Edit)

June

T.Wan Live on HÖR Radio

"DJing and lecturing aren't different practices for me. I just fuse them together." The scholar and performer reflects on bringing critical ideas to club spaces and writing about raves.

madison moore is a true multi-hyphenate: an artist, scholar, DJ and assistant professor of Modern Culture and Media at Brown University. Despite having a hand in so many seemingly disparate endeavors, however, moore sees their work across academia and music as being intrinsically interconnected, and their mission is to find ways to bring theory and practice into one space.

In this conversation with journalist and former RBMA editor-in-chief Aaron Gonsher, moore reflects on how he was first inspired by figures like Paul D. Miller (AKA DJ Spooky), who brought DJ technologies, parties and theory together. "Knowledge doesn't have to be gate kept behind a JSTOR portal," he says. "It doesn't have to be an institutional access thing. You can bring the knowledge, bring the ideas, bring the fun out."

In a series of performance lectures focused on queer nightlife, moore teaches about the historical context around dance music and the significance of the club for queer Black folks, explaining that he sees performance as a critical tool to spread ideas. He explored this fusion of academia and dance music at his recent nightlife residency at The Kitchen in New York—where he curated a series of public programs with DJs, artists, scholars and queer nightlife performers—and in his book Fabulous: The Rise of the Beautiful Eccentric. To hear his reflections on these projects and more, listen to the episode in full.

Photo by Rome God

EX.668 madison moore

https://www.nts.live/shows/adab/episodes/adab-15th-july-2023

Heaven is in You w/ ADAB 140723

thanks for watching yooou fuuucckkeen druggggoooo

4:20 at the Lodge 2023

The Ladies Music Pub co-founder gathers a selection of tracks by Ken Boothe, Joyce Sims, Lady G, Sis Nya and more, as she invites us to "a family Saturday night warm-up session before [Notting Hill] Carnival".

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Sunday Mix: TYSON

A creature is born out of the ashes of human remains after a mass extinction event. Emerging into a new world where nothing else shares its consciousness, it assembles clues to its lineage through the drum, pitched instruments, and the human voice. Slowly accumulating more and more breakbeats over time, it goes through phases of discovery and learning before reaching an eventual cacophony – the overwhelming pain of knowing the fatal flaws which cause its ancestors’ demise. Eventually it reaches a gentle reconciliation, an understanding of its history with the courage to move forward in its own light in a grim new world.

“dis poem shall continue even when poets stop writin
dis poem shall survive u me it shall linger in history
in your mind
in time forever” 
Mutabaruka

@aftrmthmusic
IG: @kyle.aftrmth

AFTRMTH (Kyle Rogers) is a DJ and musicologist based in Brooklyn. Raised by jazz musicians, he came to dance music through the queer DIY scenes in 2010s NYC and Atlanta. Though his sets span genre and tempo, he has a particular affinity for the rhythmic experiments of jungle and drumfunk and the bassweight of dubstep. He is a graduate student at the NYU Department of Music.

Distant Signals 029: AFTRMTH

Name: Sol León
Alias: aka-Sol (@acaciabaila)
Pronouns: They/Them
Location: Ridgewood, NY

Influences: Meridian Brothers, Can, Dj Pierre, Pauline Oliveros, Mark Van Hoen, Lee Scratch Perry, Beatriz Ferreryra, Kiernan Laveux, Nema Hän, Objekt, Lena Willikens. 

Affiliations/Residencies/Projects: Running Acacia Baila label, Part of the Dripping collective with Daniel Martin McCormick and Leo Miller, Mansions Bar resident. 

Favorite Quote: "To survive the Borderlands you must live sin fronteras [without borders], be a crossroads." -Gloria Anzaldúa 

Advice for the DJs, producers and artists of our community: Find your own voice and trust your instincts. It sounds easy and the logical thing to do but in a world that is bombarding us with information it's easier to get lost in the sauce and follow trends and paths that are not necessarily ours. Open mindness and lots of experimentation would help with this quest. Go with the overcharging flow of the universe and you will unlock powerful ways of expanding your practice and share it to the world.

With this mix aka-Sol asks for you to please learn more about and consider donating to:
❁ I would like to highlight Doctors without Borders (https://donate.doctorswithoutborders.org/)

Read more and tracklist at - https://thedaisychain.club/2023/10/24/daisychain-301-aka-sol/

Daisychain

Daisychain 301 - aka-Sol

Two hours of sonic gems, this month inspired by the gemstone lapis lazuli. Expect big vibes with very special guests Honey B, JiaLing / Big J, and Third Self joining GEMS’ host Rose Kourts for a scintillating b4b ride on the airwaves. 

http://www.instagram.com/rosekourts
http://www.instagram.com/jialing.bigj
http://www.instagram.com/honeybbzz
http://www.instagram.com/third_self

GEMS w/ Rose Kourts + Honey B, JIALING/Big J, & Third Self: Lapis Lazuli @ The Lot Radio 10-25-2023

Purchase

Barry J Lee - Ride

Received transmissions from the outer reaches of an exquisite corpse universe

Distant Signals 029: AFTRMTH

DISTANT SIGNALS