1. Blues (Moderato) by Maurice Ravel
2. Blue Crystal Fire - Robbie Basho
3. Norbert Pape reading 'Errinerung an Frankreich' by Paul Celan
4. Blue - Joni Mitchell
5. Winter is Blue - Vasti Bunyan
6. Deep Moaning Blues - Ma Rainey
7. Miranda Saake reading 'The Blue Bowl' by Jane kenyon
8. Blue Mountain by Michael Hurley
9. Kinder, Heut Abend Da Such Ich Mir Was Aus - Marlene Dietrich
10. Blue Moon - She Keeps Bees
11. Blue in Green - Bill Evans
12. The Man With the Blue Guitar - The DeJohn Sisters
13. Tracy Varcarcel reading 'Melancolía en las familias' by Pablo Neruda
https://trvalcarcel.com/
14. El Cachimbo by Conjunto Alerce

Blue

[21.05.21]
Fatalismus Spunk are Jeschka Oszilat and Power. They are currently working on their project “CutUp Loops”, where they layer cut-up loops, change them in speed and rearrange them. Torn out of their context and processed beyond recognition, they give themselves, over and over again, a different whole that follows its own story. DJ-Sets are fast and sometimes slow, from Post Punk, Luderlieder or electronic tunes - everything can be expected. Fatalismus Spunk strictly f*ck genres.

Curated #2.4 Bestand w/ Fatalismus Spunk

noisy tiny cutuploop-mix track for the winding milky ways in our brains

My mix, more informations: 
https://www.mixcloud.com/bribauer5/oh-holly-go-lightly-look-what-your-love-has-done-to-me/

Oh Holly, go lightly: Look what your love has done to me

FATALISMUS SPUNK 6|9 - La vita delle donne

Afghanistan Mon Amour was founded in August 2021 by Brii Bauer aka Power (synthesizer, theremin, voice, cut up loops & electronics) & Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt (accidental guitar, voice, cut up loops, & electronics). AMA is recognized for their live performances & recordings where they communicate in a language of improvised cut-ups and sonic collages in a spiritual growth and connection.
https://afghanistanmonamour.bandcamp.com/

While amoebas fly through the night, the whale kisses his wife by AfghanistanMonAmour

*̷̖̦͉̩̘̬̫ͫ͂ͅ*̯͎̜̬͙ͩ́ Պ!кḙ´ร
รtєгภєภรtคย๒гєŦlєxเ๏ภ.
— ꌃꍟ Ⱡł₲Ⱨ₮ 

inspired by live session @wienstation shout out: La Prinzessa Galaktika [YouTube]
30th April 2ø23

Equilibrium Shattered: The Fractalized Drum and Bass Revolution | snippet

Loops on rain - let´s pretend that we matter for AfghanistanMonAmour

there`s a crack in everything that´s how we might get in.

1. Sean Nos Song from the Aran Islands 
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJwY8MmjC_A

2. Ladle by John Berger, read by Kyra Kaisla

3. Marken er mejet - Dan Haugaard

4. Autumn Lullaby - Bridget St. Jones

4. Rosehip November - Vashti Bunyan

5. A Canterbury Tale - Spirogyra

6. Benjamin Pletcher reads 'To Autumn' by John Keats

7. Requiem for John Hurt - John Fahey

8. A Candle Is Burning - BEK
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRoXDOe8g…xgpKN-DjN&index=2

9. Soupir by Mallarme, read by Saint-Huitre
www.sainthuitre.net

10. Sigh by Mallarme, read by Kyra Kaisla

11. October by Jackson C. Frank

12. Herbst by Rainer Maria Rilke, read by Andreas Pfister
www.pfister-andreas.de

13. Honey Babe Your Papa Cares For You by Elizabeth Cotten
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYFbIvGkBfY

14. Autumn by Rainer Maria Rilke, read by Kyra Kaisla

15. Nimm sie hin denn, diese Lieder from An Die Ferne Geliebte by Beethoven, performed by Fischer-Dieskau and Gerald Moore www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOk7EWYbyqk

16. Who Knows Where The Time Goes - Airport Convention

17. Urge for Going - Tom Rush

18. Little Liza Jane - J.P. Farley

19. John Berger reading Mural by Mahmoud Darwish
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fromy11082A

Here is an hour of music and poetry for wooly times. I hope you enjoy it. It was an idea that came to me when the time change, the election and the weather were all simultaneously getting me a little down. I can imagine it being suitable for washing dishes, folding laundry, listening to on a walk, listening to in the bath. (Please let me know in what context you listen to it, I'd be curious!) If you like it, please share, and do let me know. Your feedback would make me more motivated to make another in December.

I own none of the music and apologize for any potential copyright infringement.