Tolouse Low Trax and Eva Geist At Magick Bar

Tracklist: 

The Beach Boys in the studio (edit)
The Avalanches Live (edit)
Makoto Shinohara - Alternances (Percussions de Strasbourg, excerpt)
Curd Duca - Mid Cow (loop)
Thomas Edisson - Around the World on the Phonograph 1888
Stringtronics - Tropicola
Tom Johnson - Secret Song
Sam Gendel - In the Dunes (excerpt)
GES - Helmut Schmidt Plays Bach Dub
Pierre Henry - Le voile d'Orphée II (excerpt)
Visiona II pub (edit)
Les Baxter - Jungle Flower (edit)
Tarwater - Imperator Victus
Mads Emil Nielsen - Framework 1
Mark Templeton - Somewhere Along the Sunburnt Dirt
Jan Jelinek - The Raw and the Cooked III
John Cage reading Mesostics IV at Harward 1990 (excerpt)
Sam Gendel live at Union Square (excerpt)
Lee Gamble live at INA grm (excerpt)
Bullroarer in action
Phil Ranelin - Sounds From the Village (Jan Jelinek remix)
Andrew Pekler live at Ahornfelder Festival (excerpt)
Pacific 231 - Traveling 231
Pierre-Yves Macé live at INA grm (excerpt)
The Turtles - You Showed Me (loop)
Morning on the farm 1897
Andrew Pekler - Stardusting
James Blood Ulmer live at Sines (edit/processed)
Frank Bretschneider - abtasten_halten C (excerpt)
John Tchicai and Tony Marsh live London (excerpt)
Jon Hassell - Toucan Ocean
Chet Baker and Jan Erik Vold - That Was Yesterday

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Sonic Fiction - Roméo Poirier (Radio Kapitał)

The newest contribution in our mix series comes from the talented multi disciplinair artist Vica Pacheco (@lilvica), who created the beautiful art for the covers of both the Virtual Dreams and the MLO compilation. Interview (excerpt) down below.

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MFM: Hola Vica, bienvenidos to the series. Your from Belgium, via Mexico and France. Can you tell a bit about your journey?

VP: I moved to France in an exchange program as a young art student, curious to discover what was going on in the other site of the world, I followed my heart in a naive way to be sincere. Then I built a new French family in this school, they welcomed me so well and made me feel at home, which helped me to take the decision to finish my art studies there… Then, things just came naturally, I joined my partner and few friends in Brussels, they were all like  “Brussels is so nice, there are lots of concerts happening all time, people is warm and motivated, great places, great parks and great beer”  

MFM: What are some of the main differences you've experienced so far when comparing Brussels to Oaxaca? Are there similarities as well? 

VP: Life in Oaxaca is warm, your senses are distracted all the time by the environment, there are always haunting melodies in the ambience, something delicious to eat or drink in the street, is colorful and joyful. My people is really proud about our culture which manifests itself in infinite ways. But, there are many negative facts that makes a harder contrast with the European lifestyle, as social inequality, extreme poverty, machismo, different ways of negligences by government and post colonial social consequences. On the other hand, Brussels is grey, the rhythm of life and culture is just so different, things happens under different rules. People is super motivated, independent music scene is super present in the city, there are friendly institutions supporting art. Anyway, both places are a human size cities and are full of interesting things to discover.

MFM: Your visual art, as used in the Virtual Dreams series, appears as very liquid and organic yet synthetic and digital at the same time. Somewhat like a fine line between the past and future. A future relic if you will. How did you find this signature style? 

VP: I pass long time working with different programs and machines which have become an extension of my creative language, visual or sonic. This alliance between "organic" and "digital"  or "technologic" and "arcaic" is something that came naturally on my fabulating process, while getting interested on topics such as nature-culture, mythologie, anthropologie, scientific imagery and science fiction, I just let myself to do a synthesis of those interests while creating my art.

MFM: Same goes for your music, it's like you've scored your own film perfectly... 

VP: I grew up listening to Mexican popular music, playing it and singing it when younger, same as painting, drawing or ceramics, I never saw visual art and music as separate fields. But  I can say I started working  with sound when I was 18, living in Mexico City, then when I arrived to Villa arson, the sound studio was open to any kind of experimentation, the approach of this studio was wide open, no limits between plastic art and sound art, everything was possible, so I developed my own language mixing medias.

MFM: What's next, do you have any nearby goals that you're working on achieving? Are you an artist who works from one project to another? What are you currently working on?

VP: I’m involved in several projects all time, I’m a little bit hyperactive and I like to keep my creativity going on. I’m currently working making the music for a theater piece, which will take place next week in Geneva, im really excited about it, but in parallel I continue doing performances and few concerts and making some 3d artworks. Im coming back in July to Mexico for few months for other projects too so yeah, things are moving.

MFM Mix 038: Vica Pacheco

Delighted to host Stroom Influence mix on Oddity Radio.

Turn on, tune in and don't drop out!

Nosedrip : Love at first sight tracks that got released on Stroom and for that an insight how I see the label, personally.

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Nosedrip - Oddity Influence Mix

Lucrecia Dalt supplies this week's Sunday listening, offering up a lush and softly energising blend of jazz, blues and traditional Latin American rhythms for your end of week reflections.

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Sunday Mix: Lucrecia Dalt

First thing on Fridays - Jack Rollo's here to take care of things.

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The Early Bird Show w/ Jack Rollo & Fergus Clark 211022

Thank u lovely @hendrikvogel for having me as your guest on the 50th anniversary show of 'Holidays on Mars'. Such a treat.
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As always and forever: thank u for listening
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Hold your own and the ones you love.
xx
Andrea

Holidays on Mars #50 w/ Andrea Ida

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De Kat Memwa as a mix series was created with the intention of promoting a diverse range of genres and bringing together selectors who are not entertaining but inspire and surprise the curious listener. Issue 49, which features the recordings of Sallad Egg, is a perfect example of this ethos. In my sonic paradigm, Sallad Egg is a true DJ's DJ, whose tracks transport me to a different musical universe I have never been to before. Additionally, in my opinion, Sally's background as a trained artist working with different materials allows her to create truly unique musical soundscapes.

It's worth noting that I typically become acquainted with the selectors who contribute to the series through the Internet and sometimes meet them in person later on. However, my experience with Sally was completely the opposite! I had the pleasure of meeting her in person in February 2020, thanks to our mutual friend and the talented Welsh musician and young father, Daf aka @zetazetamusic! 
Looking forward to hanging out together again!

The picture for the cover is kindly provided by Sally

De Kat Memwa #49 w/ Sallad Egg

NO WEAPON IS ABSOLUTE is I'm a Cliche's radio show on NTS.
You can check it live on www.nts.live and a few days after on I'm a Cliché's Soundcloud

Folk & songs special.
DJ Sundae played the 1 hour on this one. 

Playlist:

Tim Hardin - It'll Never Happen Again
Brigitte Fontaine - Brigitte
Roger Nichols & The Small Circle of Friends - I Can See Only You
Smokey and His Sister - Creators Of Rain
John Cale - Amsterdam 
Becky Severson - A Special Path
Robert Wyatt - Just As You Are 
Bridget St. John - Lizard-Long-Tongue Boy
Smokey and His Sister - Don't Sing to Me of Pride
Kathy Smith - For Emile 
Judy Roderick - Two Hoboes 
Bill Fay - Be Not So Fearful (demo) 
Gene Clark - With Tomorrow
Roger Nichols & Paul Williams - After All
Nick Drake - All my Trials 
Roger Rodier - My Spirit's Calling
Maxine Funke - Marmalade Tom
Popol Vuh - Why Do I Still Sleep
Areski, Brigitte Fontaine - Mon Enfance
His Name Is Alive  - Something About Hope
Nico - Afraid

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NO WEAPON IS ABSOLUTE - DJ Sundae - 05-06-2019 - NTS 2

Full emotions here as we ease back in to reality


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Garzen Jukebox # 29 - Dj Sundae & Julien Dechery

Geography of the Mind, the first in a series of mixes exploring little known territories of Canadian Psych Folk, at least our loosely defined boundaries of those regions.

Tracklisting:

Sue Churchill - You
Jim Lamarche - Make Believe
Ian Tamblyn - Slate Island Song
Gilles Valiquette - T’as Brise Mon Couer
Strange Nursery - Tancha
Len Udow - Beauty Raise the Tree
Brent Ditcomb - Oh Great Provider
Paul Serret - On the Line
Paul Marcano & Lightdreams - Who is the One
Lloyd Chee Choo - James Bay
Michael Hasek - Naja
Brian Davey - Dreams of Ways
Georg & Carole - But For Love
John Lyle - Life is a Breeze
Philip Lewin - King of Queens
Derek MacNeill - Girl in a Field

Séance Centre Radio Episode 31 - Geography of the Mind: Canadian Psych Folk Mix (Jan 2021) NO BANTER

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