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Aloha and welcome to the second InVolo of this year by @jennyloco, originally from Colombia, based in Oakland California. 

Member of The Downpitchers Crew @the_downpitchers she has been listening to electronic music and going to parties since 2001, playing  down the San Francisco Bay Area for 10 years  and finally approaching 
to the SoundCloud podcast international.
She is a long times lovers od downpitching Downtempo, Organic House, Disco, Lofi house, Lofi Disco, Minimal House and Dark Disco! 

For this InVolo series Jennyloco selected eclectic sounds from various music genres.  A fun, vibrant and dynamic journey to the Sun!

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InVolo 012 | Jennyloco |  To the Sun

Das Projekt "RIZA" sollte eine Brücke zwischen traditionellem griechischen Liedgut und moderner elektronischer Musik schlagen. Um dies zu bewerkstelligen habe ich erst einmal eine teilweise geographisch, teilweise kulturspezifische Recherche betrieben, um auf besondere Momente griechischer Musiklandschaft zu stoßen. Meine Auswahl ist dabei auf folgende Lieder gefallen:

1. Domna Samiou - To Miroloi Tis Panagias (Das Klagelied der Maria, Mutter Jesu) / Osterlied
2. Domna Samiou - Lismono Kai Xairomai (Ich vergesse und freue mich) / Epirotisches Lied
3. Loudovikos Ton Anogeion - Unbekanntes Lied / Kreta
4. Domna Samiou - Ena Mouni Stin Kerasia (Pussy On A Cherry Tree) / Fastnachts-Lied

Somit folgen die Hörer einer Reise startend von orthodoxen Kirchengesängen, zu alten epirotischen Flüchtlingsgesängen, zu den Klängen der minoischen Kultur und letztendlich dem Gesang der sexuellen Freiheit und der Dämonenvertreibung griechischer alt-traditioneller Fastnacht.

Diese alten Traditionen habe ich in ein neues elektronisches Gewand gekleidet und hoffe damit den modernen Ohren eine alte, fast vergessene Wurzel wieder näher zu bringen.

Lismono

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New Hörwerk by AZ EM (@azzume)

Inspired by the vernacular expression of music from different corners of the world, AZ EM creates musical stories where world cultures merge in a dynamic and unique way.

The music he brings to the surface through his art is a melange between ancient and modern, between organic sensibility and electronic accuracy. It’s like a capsule from which we can objectively observe the cultural diversity that surrounds us.

Each musical journey is special, free from any stylistic barriers, built with attention and respect for those who will later be in front of the speakers.

It is an audiophile quality that characterizes the work of AZ EM, therefore it is encouraged to be listened to on a hi-fi system of the best possible quality, precisely to make the experience as immersive as possible.

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🎶 Mestizo Tribute to Gilbert Favre el gringo de Sagarnaga

MARIO & Collettivo Undersound

❤️ I’ve always loved Gilbert Favre.  Even if, for a long stretch of my life — the part where I chose to be heterosexual and walk beside Barbara Erskine — I had to be jealous of a ghost.Barbara was Gilbert’s wife. This year, the grandchildren are arriving: the twins and little Jona.I met them when they were smaller than my own granddaughters. Life moves in spirals, and somehow we all keep meeting again inside the same melody.

🎼 Who Gilbert Favre Really Was

🎵 Gilbert Favre (1936–1998) was a Swiss clarinetist trained at the Conservatory of Geneva.But his life changed when he traveled to South America as assistant to ethnographer Jean Christian Spahni.There, in the Bolivian altiplano, he discovered the quena, the Andean flute that would become his voice.

🏛️ In La Paz, he founded La Peña Naira, a cultural cabaret near Plaza San Francisco.It became a sanctuary for diplomats, artists, poets, and musicians searching for a new Bolivian identity.

🎶 Favre co‑founded Los Jairas, one of the most influential groups in the history of Andean music.Their fusion of traditional rhythms with modern arrangements helped launch the neo‑folklore movement, inspiring countless musicians across Bolivia, Chile, Peru, France, and Switzerland.

🌄 He collaborated with legendary artists of the Andean renaissance, shaping a sound that still echoes today in festivals, conservatories, and street corners from La Paz to Paris.

💔 Violeta Parra and the Desert

Gilbert’s life intertwined with that of Violeta Parra, one of Latin America’s greatest artists.Their love was passionate, volcanic, and ultimately tragic.After their final rupture, Violeta wrote “Gracias a la Vida”, one of the most iconic songs in world music.

🌵 The story goes that she left him stranded in the Bolivian desert —no water, no cigarettes, only the wind and the quena.

🌬️ Why Our Lives Mirror Each Other

In some strange way, our paths resemble each other.The only difference is: Gilbert was confident. I was a mess.But music — and life — were our common denominator.

🌬️ We were both sons of Pan.Children of the wind.Nomads of sound.

🌍 Moisdon‑la‑Rivière: The Last Chapter

Today, in France — precisely in Moisdon‑la‑Rivière — Gilbert Favre is still celebrated.Not as a ghost, not as a myth, but as a rebellious musician, a philosopher of the cosmos, a seeker of ancient truths.

🪈 A flutist who carried the Andes in his breath.A mestizo of spirit long before the word became fashionable.

✨ Why This Album Exists

In this strange, attentive, and synchronistic year, we decided to dedicate an entire space to Gilbert.

In this album, we’ve woven together:

    🎸 fretless bass
    🪕 saturated sitar
    🎶 pan flutes
    🥁 zydeco‑inspired percussion
    🌗 modal mestizo harmonies
    🔥 acoustic trance textures

🌌 The Meaning of “Mestizo”

The title — Mestizo — comes from the Spanish word for “mixed blood.”Once used as an insult, here it becomes a badge of honor.

Because maybe the truth is:✨ Only the vagabonds of the stars can truly be mestizos.

tribute to gilbert

Canción de techno hecha por: Tronai, espero les guste tanto como me costo y me gusta esta canción,  si les gusto la canción, les pediría que porfavor me siguieran, compartieran y me apollaran en redes sociales, aparezco en tiktok como Tronai_Official y en instagram como: tronai_official, muchas gracias gente, los quiero!!! 

TECHNO SPACE

“Sudden Change” begins in calm motion, smooth and controlled, inviting you into a familiar rhythm.
Then without warning, everything shifts.
The beat hardens, the energy rises, and the track transforms into a full battle scene — tension, movement, and raw momentum colliding on the dancefloor.

This track lives in the moment where comfort breaks, where change is not announced… it arrives.
Dance meets conflict. Flow meets force.
A reminder that sometimes the shift is sudden — and unstoppable.

Sudden change

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