Name: mebratyelm by goddess garbage
Duration: 27 min 57 s
Description: the sun was setting and the lights were out in ayat. i wore red sunglasses about it and made this impromptu mix cuz i really felt like dancin <3

sampler from Feb 9. live at Kind Regards NYC #house #jerseyclub #pop #beyonce #cookiiekawaii

TASTE OF AG QUICKIE

Join Edward George [The Strangeness of Dub] and Dhanveer Singh Brar [Teklife, Ghettoville, Eski] for the first of three live journeys into the mesmerising and troubling sound world of D’Angelo’s Voodoo. Released in 2000, this album marked the apex and perhaps limit of his musical career, and by extension, the apex of RnB, Soul, and Funk’s impact on American society since the 1960s.

With curtains drawn and nothing on screen, the cinema will serve as an environment for close listening to the sounds and ideas flowing out of what is arguably Black American music’s most generative encounter with the wider diaspora.

Sound provided by Pavilion’s new speaker system which will soon be available for creative and community use.

Listening to D’Angelo is a three part project commissioned by performance, possession + automation, a three-year project funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) 
www.possessionautomation.co.uk

Edward George is the co-founder of Black Audio Film Collective, the writer and broadcaster behind the radio series ‘The Strangeness of Dub’ (Morley College Radio), and the host of Sound of Music (Threads Radio). He is also part of the multimedia duo Flow Motion, and the electronic music group Hallucinator. George’s ‘The Strangeness of Dub’ dives into reggae, dub, versions and versioning, drawing on critical theory, social history, and a deep and a wide cross-genre musical selection. His live music collaborations include the improvised music group, The X Ray Hextet and turntablist Mariam Rezaei. In November 2023, George was the recipient of a Paul Hamlyn Foundation artist award. He lives and works in London.

Dhanveer Singh Brar is a writer, researcher, and teacher focussing on questions of race, culture, aesthetics, politics and theory from the mid-twentieth century to the present. He has published two books, Beefy’s Tune (Dean Blunt Edit) (The 87 Press), and Teklife, Ghettoville, Eski: The Sonic Ecologies of Black Music in the Early Twenty-First Century (Goldsmiths Press). Dhanveer is also member of two research and performance projects, “Le Mardi Gras Listening Collective” (with Louis Moreno, Stefano Harney, Fred Moten, Fumi Okiji, Paul Rekret and Ronald Rose-Antoinette) and “Lovers Discourse” (with Edward George). He works as a Lecturer in Black British History at the University of Leeds.

Edward George: Listening to D’Angelo. Hearing Voodoo – Part 1: 'Africa Is My Descent'

RSVP to the next show: bit.ly/12SS-Vol01-Ep04
Archive of A/V set livestreams: https://www.youtube.com/@zewmageddon

[...]

Twelve Soundsystems (12SS) is my monthly radio DJ residency, airing live every 2nd Friday of the month @ 4pm PT / 11pm UTC (*) via Lower Grand Radio's website, lowergrandradio.com. 

Each month, for 12SS' 1st Vol. at least, I play one genre per show -- though if you listen to my archive, you'll hear where I can't resist but to reach briefly into adjacent and complementary sounds to the genre par de course. Each genre selected is associated with the house of the same number in my natal chart. 

(*) New time!


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Vol. 01 Ep. 03 of 12SS was all ab HOUSE. This is a recording of that show. Please guide me through your listening experience in the comments :')

As I say at the beginning of the mix, house music was created by Black Chicagoans in the aftermath of disco's destruction. When I think of house music, I think of spiritual elation. Without repeating too much of what I say at the mix's beginning, I'll repeat what I've been saying for the last month: house music is fast enough to get you moving, and soulful enough to move you. In this mix I'm playing some of my favorite house songs of all-time, including the first house song I ever heard. This mix is dedicated to all Black people in exile. Special blessings up to K-HAND, a beautiful producer and DJ who passed away in 2021. 

Mix post-production by Rose Cherami! 



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Artists of all songs in the mix are listed below in the order they appear in the mix. I played a few tracks by the same artists.

Deep Sensation
Theo Parrish
Giano
Deep Sensation, Cleptomaniacs
Omar-S
DJ Rasoul
Fresh and Low
Playin' 4 the City
Mood II Swing,  John Ciafone
Noosa Heads, Marshall Jefferson, Salt City Orchestra
Lemon 8, Inner Sanctuary
Deep Sensation
Dirty Vegas
Kassian
Delano Smith, Brian Kage
Rui Da Silva, Cassandra Fox, Double 99
Mia, Eric Kupper
Dominica
Lee Rodriguez
Mobb Deep, Jengi
Lee Rodriguez
Mr G
Cleptomaniacs, Bryan Chambers
K-HAND
Angie Stone, unsure who remixed this
K-HAND
Amadou et Mariam, Joaquin, Aris Kokou
Gilman, Chicago
Paul Johnson
FS Green
Armand van Helden
Armand van Helden, Duane Harden
Armand van Helden
Mousse T, Hot 'N' Juicy

12 Soundsystems Vol. 01 Ep. 03 — HOUSE (Live Mix)

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Odeal - "My Heart" (C-Sick House Remix)

TURNING ME ON- KERI HILSON (AG BASS EDIT)

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MAKE THAT AHH CLAP

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TIPPIN

THE INTERNET - HOLD ON (ATL Bass Edit)

Southern Club remix of SDAB by the late legendary Houston Rapper Beat King 

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Beatking - SDAB (Lonny Remix ft. Nio Future)

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Mac Dre x Too Short - Get Stupid Burn Rubber (Double A 'from The Bay' Edit)

the sun was setting and the lights were out in ayat. i wore red sunglasses about it and made this impromptu mix cuz i really felt like dancin <3

mebratyelm

goddess garbage

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