Lost reel of James Baldwin reading from his essay "The uses of the Blues" mixed with experimental music and excerpts of Leadbelly, Bessie Smith, and Billie Holiday.

James Baldwin reads "The Uses of the Blues"

EARPHEMERA PODCAST: performative artifacts with emblematic soundscapes. Supporting the podcast one wheelchair trip at a time.

Jôm is an audiovisual project initiated by Jérôme Erhart

Started as a drummer but then they let me get hold of some other instruments. One man band composing and recording at home; styles (roughly) include post-rock/electronic/acoustic/ambient/experimental. 
Song-based project titled 'Bin day!' coming in 2025 with the album 'Regular fit.' I'm not entirely sure if 'socio-critical' is the right term, but it explores themes of social conventions and norms, how habits and customs seem to unconsciously change as we age. I take a swipe at myself too and there's a dash of humour! 

https://www.tiktok.com/@maddmac123?_t=ZG-8stxWzVeEkq&_r=1

Check out my 90s home recordings with my first ever band Common Road on #SoundCloud
https://on.soundcloud.com/23E9dwjHh8m5NqVe9

Tokyo-based experimental pop duo and creators of Buddhagaya TV. If you'd like to be on the next episode, get in touch! 

This space is for demos and rough tracks. A bit about us in Tokyo Weekender:
https://www.tokyoweekender.com/2021/01/santa-dharma/?fbclid=IwAR2KtemX45Z7GaFxUA_I7VL-a0YsyMCDrQvEoh-Bkkim9TiWdGOa2J2boJE

James Baldwin reads "The Uses of the Blues"

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