Natacha Atlas

Between the Barres is a compilation of my original vinyl ballet class records. Available from Itunes, Amazon, CD Baby

Plies: Between the Barres: Original Music for the Ballet Class

Gray Hoodie is the debut album from french musician / composer Elise Mélinand. The album, written in Berlin then sequentially recorded throughout various locations in France, was initially inspired by the techniques she was exposed to after being recruited as part of Christina Vantzou's (Kranky / The Dead Texan) Little Prism Ensemble. Her newly adapted recording and composition tool, the laptop, is undeniably the norm today. However, it allowed Mélinand to better visualize her compositions while experimenting with techniques that Gray Hoodie so skillfully showcases. Crafted by Mélinand to tell a story of a friend who gave her a gray hoodie one cold evening. This gray hoodie was a symbol of their friendship and this album is said by Mélinand to be "A way to thank him for everything he gave me". Gray Hoodie showcases Mélinand's childlike voice and legato string work juxtaposed over frenetic experimental beat-work all injected into ten cinematic vignettes that exude the comfort and warmth of a sweatshirt on a cold day.

http://n5md.com/discography/225/Gray-Hoodie

Elise Mélinand - Sur L'Océan (Featuring Ocoeur)

Natacha Atlas - Rah /ناتاشا أطلس - راح

Natacha Atlas -  Gafsa

Kitab Surat Al-Ard

Modul 26 /// Nik Bärtsch

Sallou 3la Nabina - صلو على نبينا

Power Of Vibrations

Bab El Salam - Natacha Atlas

Preview & Pre-Order Pulo NDJ's "From Desert To Douala" on Digital / CD / 2x7" -->wonderwheelrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/d…-douala

An exploration of traditional Chadian music with an electronic twist...

Chad is in many ways a blind spot on the map of today's global musical conversation. Overlooked, misunderstood and misrepresented, outside observers rarely concede the country an autonomous voice over its past, present and future. N’Djamena, the dusty capital of Chad with its well-kept stories of boundary-breaking musical collaborations and thirst for experimentation is a city that reflects the country's diversity: the arid North, bordering the Sahara, where nomadic tribes revere the endless desert with their handcrafted instruments. The lush tropical South, where the frenetic drumming of local initiation ceremonies blends with sounds of neighboring Congo and Cameroon. Right in the middle: N'Djamena, a forgotten melting pot of cultures and peoples bursting with unrecorded stories of life at the margins of the world's attention.

Tackling this view is precisely one of the aims of Pulo NDJ. In May 2018, Nickodemus accepted an invitation from Hape Collective to travel to N'Djamena to teach a group of young adults DJ'ing and electronic music production, which resulted in the encounter between a group of talented artists from Cameroon, Chad, Congo and Togo. After a weeklong series of listening to original songs & demos, the recordings continued in a pop-up studio created by DJ Buosis & Nickodemus which culimated in Desert To Douala, an album featuring 11 songs, all originally written and recorded in N’Djamena. The project found its inspiration in the city's un-narrated diversity and seeks to explore the possibilities offered by technology to demonstrate how the country’s rich heritage connects with existing musical conversations. It strives to create bridges in a world of walls. It has been a yearlong creative process that built friendships and fostered understanding among people united by a passion for music and creation.

Bazaka (SINGLE)

Pulo NDJ - Bazaka (feat. DJ Teguil)

Natacha Atlas + Teargas & Plateglass "Adam's Lullaby"

In our first episode, Nadim El Kak hosts LCPS Director Sami Atallah who discusses how members of Parliament are disconnected from citizens’ concerns, have relinquished the authorities granted to them as lawmakers, and are incapable of managing Lebanon's overlapping crises.

Music by Carol-ElShaar – follow her on Soundcloud.

Episode 1 - Who Does the Parliament Represent?

LETTER FOR BEIRUT, FOUR
"You Know It's The End When It's Feedback Galore", by @charbel-haber

Featuring//
1-Citrus minor - Pink Floyd
2-Requiem for dying mothers - The tired sounds of the stars of the lid 
3-I’m happy, I’m singing, and a 1,2,3,4 - Jim o’Rourke 
4-Free city rhymes- Sonic Youth 
5-The Pooh song - Tortoise and the Ex 
6-Untitled - Fly Pan Am
7-Black regent - Add N to X
8-Fa - Christian Fennesz
9-Daphne descends - The Smashing Pumpkins
10-Which dooyoo like - The Boredoms 
11-Aneurysm - Nirvana 
12-VI - Sonic Youth, ICP and the Ex
13-The dream is going down - Black Dice
14-Standards - Tortoise
15-T-électronique - Faust
16-Half day closing - Portishead 

#beirutneedsyouneedbeirut
Donations on linktr.ee/radiokarantina

More about radiokarantina on
www.instagram.com/radiokarantina/
www.facebook.com/radiokarantina

RK | Letter for Beirut, Four - by Charbel Haber

amazing track comprising of authentic Bedouin vocals blend with rich analog percussion and backed by a strong, waist-moving bassline.

Mastering by Audio Animals, London
Mixing & keyboards: Yonatan Meltzer ,Tel Aviv
Graphic Design : Ruben Lahav ,Tel Aviv

Natacha Atlas - Rah /ناتاشا أطلس - راح

Hanafication

Related tracks