Your souls like putty in the hands of @Halcyon Veil. Their mixtape for Emulsion is a rite of spring to end all pandemics. Casting fresh sounds from the likes of @Rabit, @LOL K, @IVVVO, @Carrie Stacks and @Shygirl

Tracklist:

K*SS*NG YOU - CRAIG ARMSTRONG
A FRIEND - MS. CARRIE STACKS 
COMPLETELY OUT OF BUSINESS - LOL K (FEAT. LA TIMPA) 
VOLCANO - EARTHEATER (RABIT EDIT) 
IMPOSSIBLE DROPS2 - WHY BE 
KAT & ZOE - MCS 
0FLASH - BABY BLUE (FEAT. DVIANCE) 
TOOK US A BREAK - LIL KIM (PUMPDABEAT MIX) 
BAWDYAWDYAWDY - SHYGIRL + MEG THEE STALLION (VITAMIX EDIT) 
WHERE DO YOU GO? - ZULI 
SUBMERGED BINARY - RABIT & MUMDANCE 
CHAINS BAGGY - MICA LEVI 
BLEACHED BUTTERFLY (DEMO) - IVVVO (FEAT. ABYSS X)

Emulsion 12. (Halcyon Veil)

02 My Love Ft. Don Trip [Prod. By Greedy Money]

Tracklist

Special K

Splash - Babylon [Dee Jay]

DJ Hype

Badman - War For '94 [IQ]
Omni Trio - Renegade Snares (Foul Play VIP Mix) [Moving Shadow - The Deepest Cut LP] 
Origin Unknown - Valley Of The Shadows [Ram]
Q Project - Champion Sound (Alliance Remix) [Legend]
Sponge - The Crash [Suburban Base]
Dead Dred - Dred Bass (Origin Unknown Remix) [Moving Shadow]
Firefox & 4-Tree - Warning (Powder Mix) [Philly Blunt]
Altered-Ego - Main-Line [Deep & Dark]
King Of The Jungle - King Of The Jungle (VIP Remix) [Drum & Bass Selection 3 (The Dub Plate Selection) LP]
Marvellous Cain - Dub Plate Style [Suburban Base]
DMS & The Boneman X – Sweet Vibrations [FX]
Danny Breaks - Do It [Droppin' Science]
DJ Krome & Mr Time - The Licence [Tearin Vinyl]

23rd September 1994

DJ Hype - Phase III 'All Nighter' - 23rd September 1994

https://mega.nz/file/YthSAa7S#fNcgLUNAXHXM60GfRBlnTheKoEpRPpwAULbbO0Qm7Ms

chief keef - kay kay (powerdoll ver)

Camden Arts Centre, Haus der Kulturen der Welt and Ignota Books present a new series of sonic fictions inspired by "The Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction" by Ursula K. Le Guin, reimagining the mix as a container, medicine bundle & chronometer telling the time on another world. 

100% unreleased material from myself, friends and artists I admire, in the form of sketches, drafts, field recordings and archival sounds. Featuring (in order of first appearance) DJ Python, Lyra Pramuk, Jenna Sutela, Steph Kretowicz, Ariel Zetina, Bendik Giske, Mari Matsutoya, Parris, Hanne Lippard, James Ginzburg, Mark Leckey, Steven Warwick, Claire Tolan, Oliver Coates, Kevin Beasley, 1995 Epilepsy, Laurel Halo, Eli Keszler, Yair Elazar Glotman, Julia Holter, Colin Self, Coby Sey, JAB, Shanti Celeste, Reece Cox, Yu Su, Lucrecia Dalt & Regina de Miguel, Lafawndah, Michael Salu, Jessica Pratt, Hodge and Alex Arthur.

Sections of a spoken word suite which appear in this mix will be available on an EP releasing soon called ‘World Without Heroes’.  



camdenartcentre.org
hkw.de
ignotabooks.org

artwork by Lee Bul

Public Knowledge: Carrier Bag of Music

Carrier Bag Music is a new series of sonic fictions inspired by Ursula K. Le Guin’s Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction. Reimagining the mixtape as container, medicine bundle and chronometer telling the time on another world, artists and producers explore Le Guin's articulations of holding, gathering and caring. With Laurel Halo, Elysia Crampton, Jenna Sutela and Victoria Sin.

Week 1: Laurel Halo

“The mix is comprised of unreleased material from myself, friends and artists I admire, in the form of sketches, drafts, field recordings and archival sounds. Featuring (in order of first appearance) DJ Python, Lyra Pramuk, Jenna Sutela, Steph Kretowicz, Ariel Zetina, Bendik Giske, Mari Matsutoya, Parris, Hanne Lippard, James Ginzburg, Mark Leckey, Steven Warwick, Claire Tolan, Oliver Coates, Kevin Beasley, 1995 Epilepsy, Laurel Halo, Eli Keszler, Yair Elazar Glotman, Julia Holter, Colin Self, Coby Sey, JAB, Shanti Celeste, Reece Cox, Yu Su, Lucrecia Dalt & Regina de Miguel, Lafawndah, Michael Salu, Jessica Pratt, Hodge and Alex Arthur.⠀⁣⁣ ⠀⁣⁣

Sections of a spoken word suite which appear in this mix will be available on an EP releasing soon called ‘World Without Heroes’. Thanks to all the artists for contributing their feeling to the mix.” — Laurel Halo ⁣ ⁣

“A book holds words. Words hold things. They bear meanings. A novel is a medicine bundle, holding things in a particular, powerful relation to one another and to us.” — Ursula K. Le Guin

Laurel Halo is an electronic music composer, performing artist and DJ, born in Detroit and based in Berlin. Since the release of her debut album Quarantine (2012) on the pioneering London label Hyperdub, she has established herself as a distinct and innovative voice in the electronic music sphere. Drawing from a range of music lineages, her considered approach has enabled her to maintain a signature aesthetic across a stylistically diverse output, traversing pop, ambient, leftfield club, experimental electronica and film score. She has released on labels including Hyperdub, Honest Jon’s, Latency and Livity Sound, and has collaborated with John Cale, Metahaven, Hodge, Eli Keszler, Julia Holter and Hatsune Miku, among others. Her most recent LP is a collection of original score for the 2018 Metahaven film Possessed, released by Vinyl Factory in April 2020.

 
Curated by Ignota in partnership with Camden Art Centre and Haus Kulturen der Welt. Carrier Bag Music is part of Carrier Bag Fictions, a project by HKW and Ignota.

The Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction is published by Ignota with an Introduction by Donna Haraway and Images by Lee Bul https://ignota.org/products/the-carrier-bag-theory-of-fiction

Carrier Bag Music: Laurel Halo

Instructions for Living a Life
Podcast by Sarah Shin & M.J. Harding w/ Claire-Louise Bennett, Field Recordings, Bhanu Kapil, Nisha Ramayya, Tabita Rezaire, Himali Singh Soin, and Aura Satz

“Pay attention. Be astonished. Tell about it.” — Mary Oliver
Instructions for Living a Life is a podcast journey by M.J. Harding and Sarah Shin through inner and outer space bringing together sound, poetry, and instructions. A proposal for inhabitation as a practice of freedom and beauty as a survival strategy, Instructions for Living a Life explores the coincidence of psychic, geometric, and embodied spaces through rituals and exercises of listening, dwelling and breath.

Setlist:
1. Sammy Lee (narration)
2. Thich Nhat Hanh
3. Aura Satz
4. Bhanu Kapil
5. Pauline Oliveros
6. Himali Singh Soin
7. Claire-Louise Bennett
8. Tabita Rezaire
9. Nisha Ramayya & Sun Ra
- Field Recordings

The podcast Instructions for Living a Life was commissioned by Block Universe, London’s leading international performance art festival and commissioning body, on the occasion of Sessions, its first-ever virtual festival programme hosted from 25 to 30 May 2020. Sessions is generously sponsored with Art Fund support.

Instructions For Living a Life

Off the back of her debut EP, ‘Dolphins Have Sex For Pleasure’, released this week through Bristol-based Banoffee Pies Records, we sit down for a chat with @angeldlite.

Living up to her energetic London party sound and her regular show ‘J’adore Hardcore’ on Hackney’s Netil Radio, Angel D’Lite brings us a mix as tireless as it is cheeky - combining garage, breakbeat and a dash of happy hardcore - for H&S’ hot 18th mix.

Full link to interview here >>> https://www.hueandsaturation.net/blog/2019/2/1/angeldlite <<<

H&S MIX 018: Angel D'lite

What happened to the aspirations of 1990s cyberfeminists to sabotage the Big Daddy Mainframe?

Examining how “technology is both a source and a consequence of gender relations”, ten years after the original term was coined, Judy Wajcman wrote the book TechnoFeminism building on the insights of cyberfeminism.

On the occasion of the publication of Beautiful Warriors in English translation, edited by Cornelia Sollfrank, Mindy Seu, Judy Wajcman and chair Marie Thompson explore contemporary theories and practices of technofeminism. Incorporating ecological, decentralized, economic and intersectional perspectives, they look at how today’s forms of discrimination and exploitation are being responded to by feminist hackers, techno-eco-feminists and others.

This is a recording of a panel discussion at New Suns: A Feminist Literary Festival, held on Saturday 5 October 2019, Barbican Centre.

Revisiting The Future: Technofeminism in the 21st Century

An invitation to awaken, and at the same time, dream. Publishing at the intersection of technology, myth-making and magic.

Revisiting The Future: Technofeminism in the 21st Century

Ignota

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