honestly surprised how clean it is, i really like the lift at the end tho.

gonna shove some nerds in a locker to this song

love the cheesy synth and drums. the lyrics are actually pretty fucking cool and funny.

Man u got that early Dre style instrumental vibes on this. Nice raps

I can not smoke weed anymore and this song slaps, dandy video too!  Really into the spooky production man, did not know horror-hop was a thing until now and I'm loving it.

Happy Halloween.

MV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9We5_L50eEc

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Sarah Nemtsov
[love] (2018) - piano trio

Boulanger Trio:
Birgit Erz, violin
Ilona Kindt, cello
Karla Haltenwanger, piano
[live recording from Berlin, January 2022]
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The piano trio [love] is the first movement of the cycle "PHONEME" (2018) for five voices and six instruments  - 7 movements with following titles [love] - [your] - [neighbour] - [as] - [you] - [love II] - [yourself]
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picture: excerpt of a painting from 1999 by Elisabeth Naomi Reuter

Nemtsov - [love] - Trio Boulanger

Desktop Robotics & Feelings on a Screen (25th Anniversary Edition)

Marylebone (Demo Version)

Crépuscule I & II

Roaming Over Land, Sea And Air

NTS Session 2

elyc9 7hres

What's it going to take to save the planet? After another year of extreme temperatures and limp promises, climate activists are at a strategic crossroads.

Extinction Rebellion has declared a shift away from disruptive tactics. Splinter groups like Just Stop Oil remain committed to direct action, even at huge personal cost. And in Germany, the Ende Gelände movement is taking the fight to the heart of fossil fuel infrastructure, blockading coal mines and facing off against the police. Is anything working?

As XR prepares for 'The Big One' on 21 April, Clare Hymer puts the question to three activists at the forefront of the movement: Clare Farrell, a co-founder of Extinction Rebellion, Rachel Bosler, an activist with XR offshoot Just Stop Oil, and Alice Swift from Ende Gelände.
 
This episode contains strong language. 
Music by Matt Huxley.

Novara Audio: Radio For A Different Politics

Novara FM: Eat Sleep Protest Repeat

From my upcoming album, Veiled Matter, coming soon on NO PART OF IT
https://nopartofit.bandcamp.com/album/veiled-matter-unmastered

Veiled Matter

Flourish

Sitting Alone On Daiyu Peak (2020)

Once upon a time we dreamed of a world free from household drudgery, helped by robot butlers, self-cleaning appliances and "smart" homes that saved energy and tidied after themselves. Yet despite decades of high-tech innovation in the home, we've barely reduced our workload – and still no one's managed to automate the folding of laundry.

So why is household labour stuck in the past? If technology won't save us, what kind of political fix will? And why does the list of chores just keep getting longer? These are some of the questions explored by Helen Hester and Nick Srnicek in their new book, After Work: A History of the Home and the Fight for Free Time.

Eleanor Penny visited Helen and Nick at home in Surrey to discuss the impact of automation on our domestic lives, the neoliberal fixation on the nuclear family, the possibility of public luxury, and how raising their own family has informed their thinking on the promise of the post-work society.

Novara FM: We Were Promised Robot Butlers w/ Helen Hester & Nick Srnicek

Air for flute, clarinet, cello, double bass

Greg Fox - From The Cessation Of What

From Contact.
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From the Cessation of What

Greg Fox - From The Cessation Of What

Solo artist from Northeastern Massachusetts. Taking my links down temporarily, find me on Youtube, Insta, and Bandcamp: "Doula Music".

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Doula

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