Name: Carry That Mountain Home - Speaker Five by gfaust
Duration: 4 min 49 s
Description: Mary Berry of the Wendell Center (daughter of Wendell Berry) discusses the parallels between the US agriculture industry and the coal industry, culture of Appalachian self-sufficiency, Tim Darst from KY Interfaith Power & Light, on the connection between faith and being an environmental steward.

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Ooop! We made it to our 10th Gimme A Mixtape! 
No one better to serve us this milestone than one of our absolute favorite selectors in New Orleans, Heavy Pleasure.

Kahelelani Mahone AKA Heavy Pleasure grew up on their peoples land of O’ahu on the Windward side of the island until they were 9, when their family relocated to the Pacific Northwest (about 30 min outside of Seattle, on Muckleshoot land). They spent the following 26 years in Washington, with the last 12 being in the city of Seattle on Duwamish land, before making their way to New Orleans where they've been breaking hearts and blowing the roof off of every party they turn.

"I got into dance music / djing cuz I’m an opinionated bitch who wanted to have some control over sound vibes lol. I come from a family where music has been a focal point for generations. It’s also been a tether to our ancestors, our history, and our culture. As far back as I can remember, the power of music coupled with togetherness has been impacting my life. Djing (especially within queer & trans community) has allowed me to continue this legacy in reimagined ways".

Enjoy this exquisitely sexy mixtape from our biggest crush Heavy Pleasure!

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QBABY is a New Orleans legend. Born and raised in New Orleans, Q got his started writing raps at 12, making beats at 16, and recording at age 18 before becoming a regular DJ at the infamous St. Roch Bounce Nights. His interests and talents soon broadened to span many genres including House music, which you'll find in this banging mix, bringing his own flavor to every moment of it. QBABY is beloved by his city and anyone that meets him and we're so excited to have him on the mixtape series.

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Demonslayer aka Dan Nguyen is a multi-disciplinary artist, creative director, producer / DJ, and subculture historian. Listen in as he discusses and shares obscure Vietnamese New Wave made in California from the mid 80s - 90s, gems unearthed over a 12+ years of digging.

IG @demonslayer__

https://www.nts.live/shows/guests/episodes/demonslayer-22nd-february-2022

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Mary Berry of the Wendell Center (daughter of Wendell Berry) discusses the parallels between the US agriculture industry and the coal industry, culture of Appalachian self-sufficiency, Tim Darst from KY Interfaith Power & Light, on the connection between faith and being an environmental steward.

Carry That Mountain Home - Speaker Five

genre and BPM shifting guest mix from Oakland Club Chai fam @namasteshawty <3 follow her on soundcloud for more, book her in your city and tune into her monthly show Las Brujas Radio on Lower Grand Radio and archived on her soundcloud!!

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If you haven’t had the chance to catch Beige behind the decks, you’d be advised to hurry up. Having torched the dancefloor regularly and thoroughly wherever they’ve touched down, from NYC’s Sublimate to their monthly Chaotic Neutral party, it’s clear that the Detroit resident has big things coming, including sets upcoming at Gays Hate Techno, Jack Dept in NYC, Toronto's On Earth, and of course the late hours of the Movement Weekend afterparties.  For their Sweat Mix, they show exactly why, filling an hour with tripped-out house cuts, prickly percussion tracks, and one VERY BEIGE vocal sample.  Dip in to this one and enjoy.
@justbeige

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Central American born Silent Servant has performed worldwide in clubs from LA, Berlin to Osaka. A chance meeting with Karl O'Conner in 1999 would establish a friendship that would open the door to the Sandwell District label in 2006. Silent Servant's sound is a reinterpretation of early '80s post-punk electronics, paired with the deep, metallic sounds of Basic Channel and Downwards.

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Happy to have this mix by our love @j0ya, all the way from Quito, Ecuador!

PJ: Tell us about this mix & where you want it to take people.
J: My mix is called Nuestra celebración es revolucionaria (our celebration is revolutionary) and I wanted to create a mix which moves from ambient to really hard latinx club, to translate different feelings that you can find within maricas/queer parties. I wanted to take people to the duality of what our celebrations can be, really hard and sexual and on the other hand a more tender and vulnerable vibe.

PJ: We're obsessed with all the projects you work on outside of music, can you tell us about some of them?
I’m a trans disciplinary artist, I used to organize a queer party in Quito which was legendary/revolutionary at the time. I currently have two brands where I’m a designer. The first one it’s called @atelier.UNSX which is an up cycled post gender fashion brand I co-founded with my sister. The second one is a jewelry brand called @j0yas where I work with an artisan, I design and he builds the pieces 🙃.

PJ: What's the Quito music scene like?
The music scene in Quito was growing a lot prepandemic and right now it’s trying to survive haha but for sure you can find really good producers from here that will blow your mind away

PJ: Do you think Shakira is a natural blonde?
Damn no, I can see shakira roots from here

PJ: Where can people send you or a cause you love $?
J: People can send me some love to paypal.me/j0yit4 👹🌹

Carry That Mountain Home - Speaker Five

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