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Abby Lee Tee (Fabian Holzinger, b. 1987) is an Austrian producer and DJ whom we once described as being more playful than an otter. His ever-evolving solo material has drawn on a wide range of influences from beat tapes to ambient, utilizing field recordings and unusual instruments. Abby Lee Tee’s work has shown up recently in Giovanni Lami‘s Tapeocracy mix as well as the Dinzu episode of the Sound Propositions podcast. He has produced a bunch of Guest mixes over the years, including Cold Spell Days & Hesitant Yearlings around this time two years ago.  We’re very pleased to share his second mix for ACL, young frogs & golden lakes. His first mix was "a laid back mix of beats and ambient sound composed while overcoming a cold during the recent transition to Spring," so this is the perfect moment for a sequel. Enjoy!

Read more at www.acloserlisten.com

TRACKLIST

01 bolet blafard – audio 1-4 B
02 alena koroleva – lisi lake
03 francesco covarino – luce I
04 mariam gviniashvili – allotropy
05 pauline oliveros – time perspectives
06 hideki umezawa & andrew pekler – dokkyaku
07 unwavemenot – train to go, train to stay
08 the matthew herbert big band – fish and chips (brexit edition)
09 dim grimm – ronrol III
10 philip sulidae – figure by stairwell
11 kirk barley – cradle
12 manja ristic – 0217
13 jez riley french – deer, nara
14 pantea – jar & nuPg
15 bruno duplant – la nuit inquiète (part 1)
16 melissa pons – geres
17 abby lee tee – hausberg IV
18 hideki umezawa & andrew pekler – anami remote extension
19 izabela dluzyk – golden melodies
20 meitei – oiran II
21 red astaire – ghetto hell instrumental (abby’s scratch break)
22 artifacts – wrong side of da tracks (instrumental)
23 lootpack – whenimondamic (instrumental)
24 fred jüssi – metsis
25 blacklight chameleon – young summer
26 square one – state of the art (instrumental)
27 the beatnuts – originate (instrumental)
28 quasimoto – busride (instrumental)
29 yaffle – each other
30 christina vantzou – wild beast research
31 chemiefaserwerk – detuned strings & dictaphones
32 claire rousay – both
33 kirk barley – lake of gold
34 digable planets – it’s good to be here (intro)
35 dntel – kelp & current
36 manja ristic – 1113
37 jonas gruska – brusky
38 mytrip – 16 hours in between (live)
39 meitei – otojiro
40 daphne x – first the mouth
41 julius ménard – V
42 dntel – restart
43 jez riley french – village frogs, matsudai
44 patricia wolf – position from the sun
45 mieux – params
46 olli aarni – solulima
47 mariam gviniashvili – flux
48 julian sartorius – beat #6
49 cait foran – 3
50 ludwig berger – kin
51 francesco covarino –mantello I
52 teebs – atom song

Abby Lee Tee presents 'young frogs & golden lakes' [mix]

From Woven Songs, out Feb 2022 on LP and digital

Rosales - Loom

Muscut Show on @lyl_radio 1 June 23

Latest finds, favorites and unreleased material of the label and its friends and colleagues:

Roméo Poirier - Haut Lieu (forthcoming on Muscut Test Pressing IV)
Mads Emil Nielsen - Untitled (Branches)
Jan Jelinek - On the quay (version)
Magnétophonique - Moist Jungle Mist II / Driftwood
Roma Vjazemski - Horses of Uhum
You Can Can - Infinity of Loose Ends
Nikolaienko - Ambianta VII
Woo - Love on Other Planets / Spaces We Breathe
Martyna Basta - Lullaby (for Iwo)
Natela Svanidze - Epitaphium (Live Performance)
4th World Magazine - Exact Sensorial Fantasy in Tempio D'Iside
Les Halles - Thresholds
Loto Retina - Leçon De Spéléologie
Mondoriviera - Compax
Tapes - Circulation Desk / Geo Print / Spiral Catalog (forthcoming on Mida)
Fruit Express - No Secret

Show Lyl 1 June 23

Mikael Lind is a Swedish composer based in Reykjavik, Iceland who has released on labels including Archives, Time Released Sound, Dronarivm and Polar Seas. In 2020 we released his solo album Give Shape To Space and also a collaborative EP called RAMMI, with Sævar Johannsson. Johanna Sjunnesson is a cellist based in Sweden, who performs as part of the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra and as a soloist too, with shows at Konserthuset and Berwaldhallen in Stockholm, the Grammy Gala, the Polar Music Prize Banquet, and more. In 2021 she released the EP Celistial, a collection of her interpretations of works by Bach, Purcell, Marais, Vivaldi, and Dowland, creatively mixed with electronic effects by Mikael Lind to create classical music for the 21st century.

Their collaboration began in Reykjavik, as Mikael established a bedrock of sound through piano, synths, electronics and effect treatments, before Johanna added the cellos from Sweden, through several remote file sharing exchanges. They intended to create a balance of slow, majestic beauty in their work, alongside more upbeat, rhythmically interesting parts, all the while underpinned by their shared love for modern classical music. The themes they explored and felt attached to were waves, flow and parallels; weaving linguistic metaphors into their music, without ever resting on anything clear and tangible. This allows the music to express itself, with the artwork and track titles serving only to enhance its impact.

This short album is named Wave Cycles and is in part inspired by the Swedish naturalist Daniel Solander, an apostle of Carl Linnaeus who travelled to Iceland in 1772 to investigate the botanical specimens of the island. The delicate textures and timbres of Lind and Sjunesson’s music reflect the finely-balanced natural world; there is an inter-dependence between each sound, allowed to thrive in its own eco-system and building to be greater than the sum of its parts. There is a dynamism and wealth of expression in these pieces, which will bring about stirring, life-affirming waves of emotion within its listener.

Wave Cycles

wlr146 Mikael Lind & Johanna Sjunnesson - Wave Cycles

Goo My Boo

Inspired by the haiku:

Mount Asama
amidst its fumes and ash
fresh young leaves!

by: Yosa Buson

https://www.naviarrecords.com/naviarhaiku579-mount-asama/

from the ashes (naviarhaiku579)

Unsound - Veneer

Here's one of our "Intonazione" improvisations, which gradually becomes a rendition of Foggy Foggy Dew, at Buffalo's Silo City. The latter is unusual in that the original melody is more prevalent than we usually allow ourselves. It was a special occasion, in a special place...

David D. McIntire: clarinet, saxophones
Ryan Oldham: trumpets, flugelhorn, objects, whistling
Brian Padavic: double bass, tambura raagini, whistling

Intonazione - Foggy Foggy Dew (Silo City- 20 September 2016)

A year ago, we would have said, "We don't do political music." That was then. EIO's evolving take on Albert Ayler's "Truth Is Marching In." 

David D. McIntire: tenor saxophone, arrangement
Ryan Oldham: trumpet
Brian Padavic: double bass, tanpura raagini

Recorded in rehearsal at Padavic's border hideout, 7 June 2017. McIntire managed the microphone & c.

Truth Is Marching In (7 June 201 7)

Track taken from the upcoming album 'The Castle and The Garden' released through Fluid Audio on 31.05.18...

www.fluidaudio.bigcartel.com

The Castle and The Garden

Cameron Day - My Body And My Blood

these pieces are my personal memo and practical recording by myself.
all pieces have been played by trombone and flute, recorded in my bedroom studio.

Blackorpheus

Home of sweet experimental slow music, sound and art practice by Nukumori Eugene / Nx -日本の街音収集家 (always welcome demo & collabo for release from Living Room Tapes)　　 

Nukumori Eugene / Nx ﾇｸﾓﾘ ﾕｰｼﾞﾝ / ぬくもりゆーじん is a Hong Kong - Japan Base Sound Artist, Researcher and  Architect. He is joining the sound & art projects around the world beside run his own label  "Living Room Tapes" - the sound & art collective. 

The project often highlights the sounds and arts placed between the nature and city's folklore - deconstructive city street culture and urban suburbia - related to the urban observation research project ~ Research and Practice of Alternative Art Space / Micro-Art Space  

featured projects :  Strange Ordinary Necessities不思議な日用品 / Urban Observational Studies 都市観察学会 / Skmtt /  / HONG KONG SUBURBIA / 3am / Soundscape Saitama 100 / 100音夜行 / Edition 1/f / A TALE OF OUR CITIES / MEIV

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Nukumori Eugene/ Nx -FRCS