This is not my original mix. I just want to share it with ya. 

Stones Throw Podcast #12: Turkish Funk Mix by. Egon

"Quadrupel Konzert" was held on February 23, 1977 in the Musik Akademie Basel’s Great Hall. The concert, which ran for 1 hour and 26 minutes, featured Roth playing four instruments: a Hammond organ, the Great Hall’s house organ, a piano, and a French horn. The work is structured around four phases, each approximately 20 minutes in length, in which Roth plays the four instruments while occasionally singing and giving instructions to the sound engineer David Johnson. The first phase was recorded by Johnson and played back for the second phase, allowing Roth to play along, accompanying himself. These steps were repeated for phases three and four, the last of which was followed by a series of encore performances lasting a total of 1 hour and 5 minutes. Both the concert and the encore are included here as well as a 116 minute remix of the concert that Roth later produced but never released. 
For more information on Dieter Roth or Primary Information, please visit www.primaryinformation.org. These recordings were originally presented on 
blogs.fhnw.ch/dieterrothmusic/publikation/

Special thanks to Michel Roth and Meike Olbrich for their help in collecting these works and to the Dieter Roth Estate and Hauser & Wirth for allowing us to present them here.

© Dieter Roth Estate
Courtesy/Hauser & Wirth

Dieter Roth: Quadrupel Konzert (Four Feedback Phases)

“True beauty is something that attacks, overpowers, robs, and finally destroys.”

Mori Ra Ambient Mix For Berceuse Heroique

Sun Ra “A Better World” 
Max Roach “Members Don’t Git Weary” 
Archie Shepp “A Prayer” 
Abby Lincoln “Retribution” 
Jeanne Lee “In These Last Days”  
Melvin Van Peebles “Put A Curse On You” 
Leon Thomas “It’s My Life I’m Fighting For” 
Phil Ranelin “What We Need” 
Doug Carn “Higher Ground” 
Gary Bartz “Rise” 
The Last Poets “Blessed Are Those That Struggle” 
Horace Silver “Old Mother Nature Calls” 
Nancy Dupree “Self-Love”

DON'T GIT WEARY

We are honoured to be hosting a psychic journey from one of my favourite contemporary filmmakers Ephraim Asili. After reading about his Diaspora Suite in Cinemascope a few years ago, I spent an evening entranced, watching all the films on his Vimeo channel. After that magical evening I felt compelled to send him a gift in thanks for sharing his incredible work, and we’ve been in touch ever since. Between his time teaching at Bard college in the Hudson Valley, and filmmaking, Ephraim travels and collects records wherever his journeys take him - this mix soundtracks a deep vision quest aided by some favourite SC and fam releases.

Tracklist: 

Enhancing Psychic Energy - Lee R. Steiner, Ph.D.
The Slash - Shabason/Gunning
Forrest Bathing -  Cool Maritime
Tropics - Sam Mallet
Riverflow Electronic - Vito Ricci
Marilli-3 - Michel Banabila  
Blue Waves Gold - Deuter 
Larghissimo - Yusef Lateef
Air Libre - Michel Ripoche
Remy Couvez - Reve de Voyage”
Nirvacina - Gwakasonné
For Us All (Yoka Boka) - Jeff Majors
Shadows -  Esther Nelson & Bruce Haack
Old Melody - Beverly Glenn-Copeland
Tongebirge - Kraftwerk
Delightfulllll/Waterfall  - Carlos Nino & Friends featuring Iasos

Séance Centre Radio Episode 24 NTS feat: Ephraim Asili (June 24th 2020) NO BANTER

MORSELS every Wednesday night at 6PM at twitch.tv/djmorsecode

Edition #1: All Madlib Production

Morsels #1 - All Madlib Production

Hailing via Ontario (CA), Brandon co-founded the famous "inivisible City" Record Shop in Toronto which has since then released some important re-issues on the self-owned label and generally become a haven for the local record-digging scene. 

Around 2016/ 2017, however, Brandon has parted with Invisible City and it certainly did not take him long to establish his own fantastic label "Séance Centre" which does not solely focus on the music  but instead situates its releases in their individual cultural and physical environments via visual modalities like photos and documentary but also word-based comunication such as interviews, essays or storytelling.

It was immediately clear to us that his approach fits perfectly with 5918mins. and so we are glad that Brandon has contributed this summer special full of goodness, seamlessly meandering between more experimental and pleasing sounds. Perfect for the current heat wave.

Brandon Edward Hocura (Séance Centre)- Summer Mix

To celebrate our collaboration with Henry Jones (Smiling C / Further Steps) we joined forces on a mix that explores our shared interests in off-beat drum machine soul, instrumental g-funk, vernacular house, balearic IDM, and weird wave. Melodious Signals is the inaugural trip in a planned series of voyages down these outlying pathways. We couldn't be happier about working with Henry, and we're cooking up a lot of projects together that we can't wait to share.

https://www.seance-centre.com/mixed-signals

Melodious Signals (A vernacular mix by Henry Jones and Brandon Hocura)

An all vinyl tribute set I did as a guest set on WFMU.

1.Theo Parrish / Sun Ra. “Saga of Resistance”
2. Theo Parrish feat. Craig Huckaby. “Black Music”
3. Theo Parrish. “Hennyweed Buckdance”
4. Theo Parrish. “Love Triumphant”
5. Theo Parrish. “Levels”
6. Theo Parrish with Maurissa Rose. “This is for You”
7. Theo Parrish, Lori, Silentjay ,Perrin Moss, Simon Mavin, Paul Bender. “What You Gonna Ask For” (Theo Mix)
8. Theo Parrish. “Preacher’s Comin” In memory of Jerome Parrish
9. Theo Parrish, Amp Fiddler, Ideeya. “Trust”
10. Theo Parrish. “Leave the Funk to Us”
11. Theo Parrish Meets Mancingelani “Vana Vasesi”
12. Theo Parrish. “Knew Better Do Better”

WFMU THEO PARRISH VINYL TRIBUTE SET

1. Jaharhi Massamba Unit.  “Inestimable le Clos” 
2. Monk Hughes & The Outer Realm. “A Piece for Brother Weldon” 
3. Yesterday’s New Quintet. “Funshine” 
4. Yesterday’s New Quintet. “Golden Lady” 
5. The Last Electro-Acoustic Space Jazz & Percussion Ensemble.  “Tones for Larry Young” 
6. Malik Flavors. “Early Dawn” 
7. Young Jazz Rebels. “Black Freedom” 
8. Jackson Conti. “Papaya” 
9. Sound Directions. “Wanda Vidal” 
10. Yesterday’s New Quintet. “Herbal Scent” 
11. Jaharhi Massamba Unit. “Trou Du Cul” 
12. DJ Rels. “Moonride” 
13. Yesterday’s New Quintet. “Suite for Weldon” 
14. Ahmad Miller. “Windy C” 
15. The Kenny Cook Octet. “High Jazz” 
16. Joe McDuphrey Experience. “Solar Waves” 
17. Beat Kunducta. “Pyramids”

MADJAZZ YNQ UNIVERSE MADLIB VINYL TRIBUTE SET

EPHRAIM ASILI

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