Name: Colonel Mustard & The Dijon 5 'Gay Icon (You're So Macho Peter Tatchell)' by davidjohnblair23
Duration: 4 min 18 s
Description: Beginning with a voiceover by human rights activist Peter Tatchell (exclusively for us), this is our clarion call for "equal marriage for everyone" set to a rocking and upbeat funky backdrop. Spread the Mustard love! Your Colonel needs you! We bring the sunshine and you ARE the 6th Dijon!

Levitating

 An Eclectic  collection of some of my favorite IDM/Ambeint /Psycehdelia/Chill Out tracks, that was recorded  for the Lazy Sunday Afternoon on Pure Radio http://www.digibeats.net/pure-radio/ 21/07/2013
Track List
1.The Irresistible Force -Flying High
2. Biosphere & Pete Namlook- Sky Lounge
3. Neutron 9000 -Cyberscupture 
4. Biosphere -The Fairy Tale (Drum Injection )
5. Polygon Window - If it Really Is Me
6. The KLF -Elvis On The Radio (Chill Out Lp  1990)
7. Clark - Herzog 
8. Reload - Len Soleil  Et La Mar 
9. Syd Barrett - Golden Hair 
10. Alka - I Am A  Wreck 
11. The KLF - Witchita  Linesman  Was A Song I Once Heard 
12. The Black Dog - Balil 3/4 heart 
13. The Shamen -Prince Of Popocatepetl 
14. Fuse - Mantrax 
15. Gaslamp Killer -Poppy Family - No Blood In The Bone 
16. Cluster -Isodea 
17. The Orb - Perpetual Dawn 
18. William Orbit - Via Caliente 
19. Spacetime Continium - Pod 
20. Mulsimgauze - Azzizin 
21. Tangerine Dream - Cloudburst Flight 
22. KLF - Chill out part D unreleased 
23. Polygon window - Polygon Window .



Kenny Mulligan - CHILL IN -CHILL OUT

For the latest SWH! Podcast Ali spoke to rapper. poet, songwriter, and producer, Dave Hook (better known to many as Solareye). The two discuss the history of Stanley Odd and the band's new album 'STAY ODD: The Magic of Everyday Things', why they decided to publish a book of lyrics to go with it, some of the individual tracks and themes, the collaborative, supportive, and enduring nature of the Scottish Hip Hop community, and a whole lot more.

Dave Hook - Stanley Odd

Chatting to David Blair of Colonel Mustard and the Dijon 5 about sobriety, mental health, music and more!

Making Recovery Visible 27th April 2021

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“Guajirando” is the first single from Mito y Comadre’s debut album Guajirando. It’s a song to get you dancing as it delves into Venezuela’s cultural riches. With its evocative lyrics and contagious beat, this song carries us to real and fantasy places, honouring indigenous culture and its history of resistance.

“Guajirando” came about as an answer to the question “Where are you from?” so frequently asked to travellers, migrants and displaced peoples. The song mentions places evoking the artists’ childhood, such as Guajira, Choroní, Paparo, Sinaruco and Sinamaica. It also alludes to fantastic places like Totumito, El Cocuyo, Guarapito and Turicamo, which exist only in the imagination and cannot be found on maps. The song also highlights the Wayuu indigenous culture and pays homage to the legendary warrior Amilvacar of the Venezuelan Amazon, renowned for her power and resistance. 

Traditional musical elements have been incorporated, such as samples of Massi Wayuu flutes from Guajira, and the quitiplás, a bamboo percussion instrument played in Barlovento villages. 

The video was made in collaboration with Colombian producer Silvia Lorenzini, using archive footage of traditional Venezuelan dances from different parts of the country, combined with videos shot on phones during the pandemic.  

Loaned by the Fundación Oswaldo Lares, the archive footage consists of recordings of popular dances that the artist’s father filmed in the 1970s. For many years it was not possible to view the content of the tapes for want of a device on which to play them. In 2013 the material was digitalized, revealing the treasures contained therein. The collaboration with Silvia Lorenzini, who had previously worked with the Lares archive, was the perfect opportunity to create the “Guajirando” video together.  

“Guajirando” is much more than a song for dancing. It is a tribute to Venezuela’s cultural diversity and riches. We immerse ourselves in its vibrant rhythm and are carried away by the images that capture the essence of the traditional dances.

Mito Y Comadre - Guajirando

Beginning with a voiceover by human rights activist Peter Tatchell (exclusively for us), this is our clarion call for "equal marriage for everyone" set to a rocking and upbeat funky backdrop. Spread the Mustard love! Your Colonel needs you! We bring the sunshine and you ARE the 6th Dijon!

Colonel Mustard & The Dijon 5 'Gay Icon (You're So Macho Peter Tatchell)'

The Sneaky Russians - Sun Don't Shine

Sister is the brand new single from singer-songwriter John Rush. Recorded in one full 8-hour sweaty session, all instruments were played by John himself. The song is an apologetic snarl, explaining that you will hurt, annoy, piss off most folk you come across but its how you manage those expectations of love that will inevitably get you through and help grow your relationships in the end.

John Rush - Sister - Out 29th of June

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Colonel Mustard & The Dijon 5 'Gay Icon (You're So Macho Peter Tatchell)'

davidjohnblair23

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