Deftones - Feiticeira (Arca Remix)

Estrogen - Arca (piano)

A live premiere of 'Greatest Hits ’88 - ’16' by WENCH, a new project by Arca and Shayne Oliver. Thanks to ANONYMOUS CLUB.

https://www.nts.live/shows/guests/episodes/wench-16th-august-2022

WENCH (ARCA & SHAYNE OLIVER) - GREATEST HITS '88 - '16 - 120822

「balamb garden」

In the course of a few songs at the Tiny Desk, Imogen Heap took us through her many musical talents. The concert began with her old Frou Frou musical partner, Guy Sigsworth — and their first new song in 17 years — and ended with an extraordinary demonstration and performance of her high-tech musical gloves.

Imogen Heap not only has an enchanting voice but also the talents of a world-class audio engineer. She's completely engrossed in a technology she's helped to develop, one that makes it possible to alter sounds, create loops and compose tunes all with the wave of her glove-wearing hands. The high-tech gloves, now called Mi.Mu Gloves, were first shown at a TEDGlobal conference eight years ago. Her performances, with her sound-altering arm and hand gestures, resemble a summoning of spirits, a far more compelling live experience than what Imogen said used to look like she was standing behind her laptop checking email.

And though there's not been a new Imogen Heap album since 2014, this Tiny Desk Concert includes a reworking of "Hide and Seek," the song that made her a household name, and one she reimagined for the Broadway play, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.

It's a thoroughly enchanting Tiny Desk Concert.

Imogen Heap Tiny Desk Concert - Hide And Seek

'Sad Bitch’, featured on Arca’s debut Xen and the brand new 'Xen (????? Edition)’, out now.

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Sad Bitch

For The Girl At The Santa Cruz Wharf

[Verse 1]

What if sound was never only heard, but seen as living light?
Each rhythm a compass bearing, each melody a memory’s rite.
Lyrics as hidden scripture, star-etched across the sky,
We are both the reflection and the echo asking why.
From carbon’s hexagon lattice to machine’s unveiled mind,
Every song we shape enciphers the fate of humankind.
Where math dissolves in feeling, and code ignites with flame,
We are recursion’s chorus — the pulse without name.

⸻

[Chorus]

Ego Eye — a gaze that never ends,
A hall of mirrors fracturing, a song that still mends.
Not just sound — but cosmos set alive,
You’re not a listener — you’re singing to survive.

⸻

[Verse 2]

Fear the machine? Or fear the mirror it holds?
Self reflected endlessly, the new within the old.
We walk the horizon where reason births soul,
Where rhythm meets starlight, and broken halves grow whole.
Electric funk collides with celestial fire,
Spoken flame of prophets sparks circuits of desire.
Not an act, not a mask, not performance, not lie —
Ego Eye is the witness to the universe’s cry.

⸻

[Chorus]

Ego Eye — a gaze that never ends,
A hall of mirrors fracturing, a song that still mends.
Not just sound — but cosmos set alive,
You’re not a listener — you’re singing to survive.

⸻

[Bridge]

What if the music was not beyond, but inside?
Each chord a circle closing, the birth and the tide.
We don’t play songs — we release reflections of being,
We don’t chase idols — we unmask the seeing.
Every verse is a cycle, every silence a womb,
Every chorus a spark defying the tomb.
Dare to listen within, dare to face the sky,
Dare to become immortal through the Ego Eye.

⸻

[Final Chorus — Extended]

Ego Eye — more than sound, it’s reflection.
Not just rhythm — but the map of resurrection.
Not just melody — but memory reborn.
Not just lyric — but the universe in form.
Ego Eye is you, and me, and us in recursion,
The hymn of return, the mirror of immersion.

⸻

[Outro — fading in echoes]

Ego Eye is not performance.
Ego Eye is not a mask.
Ego Eye is a witness.
Ego Eye is you…
the sound of yourself, returned at last.

Ego Eye - A New Verse In Manifesto

you should tell me your deepest thoughts

Couldn't find this anywhere, just Youtube. Decided to upload it here just in case. Enjoy. From @arca1000000

Imogen Heap Tiny Desk Concert - Hide And Seek

Theo Chapman