Name: Mothlight by Jacqui O'Reilly
Duration: 3 min 27 s
Description: A vocal interpretation of the experimental short film Mothlight 1963 and a tribute to the film maker Stan Brakhage.

||| MIXWORK 001 - T. MORIMOTO |||
Mix by artist, producer & @sumactrac co-founder @tmorimoto

TRACKLIST 
T.Morimoto - Mon Amour 4
T.Morimoto - Cage Time
T.Morimoto - Ice148
T.Morimoto - Mon Amour 6
T.Morimoto - Death of Bambi
T.Morimoto - Cold Rock
T.Morimoto - Life by Proxy
T.Morimoto - Cult Clubs
Utility - Revolver Hype Remix
T.Morimoto - Hwooo!128
T.Morimoto - PZN
T.Morimoto - Take a Walk
T.Morimoto - Contract Out
Utility - Sham
Poison - Mincc
T.Morimoto - Vacation
Utility - Flooot (DJ Plead Remix)
T.Morimoto - Mon Amour 7

MIXWORK 001 - T. MORIMOTO - 26/08/21

Māori Soul, Funk and Disco records from 1967 - 1985 in celebration of Te Wiki o te Reo Māori and its beginnings in 1972, New Zealand.

This mix pays homage to groups like Ngā Tamatoa, Te Reo Māori Society and the 30,000+ petitioners who provoked parliament to get with the program for Māori language rights, with a soundtrack starting in the era.

All tracks have been sourced from vinyl.

Thanks to NZ Soul All Dayer for the use of their logo.

Tracklist:

Mary and the Maoris - Fanfare
New Zealand Trading Company - Ruo Moko
Howard Morrison - Keep On Running
Rangi Walker - Give Your Life To Me
Mary and the Maoris - Funky Broadway
Pacific - Kotahitanga
Kairo - In The Sun
Mahana Opera - War Sequence
Collision - What I'd Say
Pacific Eardrum - Listen
Joy Yates - Man Of Mystery
Mark Williams - Groove Line
Jon Stevens - Lovin' You (Is A Way Of Life)
Aotearoa - Haruru Mai
T-Kiwi's - Respect
Dalvanius and the Fascinations - Love Train
Maori Volcanics - Never Can Say Goodbye

A Māori Soul Mixtape

A vocal interpretation of the experimental short film Mothlight 1963 and a tribute to the film maker Stan Brakhage.

Mothlight

~ IIKKI 010 ~

music : Stephen Vitiello & Molly Berg
photography : Jake Michaels
album/book : I Drew A Fish Hook, And It Turned Into A Flower
duration : 39.30 mn
date : November 2019

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All songs by Molly Berg and Stephen Vitiello

Molly Berg : clarinet, voice, triangle, phone recordings
Stephen Vitiello : guitar, Rhodes keyboard, field recordings, mix

with : 
Justin Alexander : drums (2)
Jennifer Choi : violin (2, 3, 4)
Marcus Fischer : bass Vl (4)
Mike Grigoni : lap steel and pedal steel guitar (1, 2, 3, 4)

Drums recorded by John Morand at Sound of Music, Richmond, VA
Violin recorded by Kevin Hahn at Primal Recording. Portland, OR

Mastered by Taylor Deupree at 12k Mastering
Artwork by Jake Michaels
Design by sprflxgrfzm

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edition : 
vinyl : limited to 300 copies hand numbered 
cd : limited to 200 cd (glass mastered) hand numbered
book : limited to 300 copies hand numbered + hand stamped

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pre-order : October 17th, 2019 / official release : November 21th, 2019

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Links :
www.stephenvitiello.com
www.jakemichaels.com
www.iikki-books.com

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℗ & © 2 0 1 9 - I I K K I - I I K K I 0 1 0

Stephen Vitiello & Molly Berg - I Drew A Fish Hook, And It Turned Into A Flower (album preview)

Te Ahi Kā

Stone Star Galaxy

A conversation with Rick Hanson.

This episode's guest is Rick Hanson, a psychologist, a Senior Fellow of the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley, and a New York Times best-selling author. In their conversation, David and Rick talk about what resilience means and its connection to mindfulness; the distinction between “working with” and “being with” when it comes to meditation; and the practices Rick depends on in his life to cope well with stress and adversity.

Episdoe 11 | How to Cultivating Inner-Resources

HTRK is an Australian duo of Jonnine Standish and Nigel Yang. @htrk
Artwork: Renee Jaeger

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Tracklist:
Loraine James - Lonesome
K-Lone - In the Pines
Nelson Angelo - Harmonia de Agua
Autechre - krib
Dean Blunt - Benidorm 5
CS + Kreme - Time is a Bozo
Dale Cornish - Somewhere Better
My Bloody Valentine - Lose My Breath

ÂUGHT mix - HTRK [Jonnine]

As with most things in an increasingly digital age, a time would come when it was time to bid goodbye to the past and make way for the new. The landscape had changed and it was imperative that the cities and towns kept up with these evolving technologies. Entering the train stations, much had changed. Gone were the rickety, rusting carriages, and in their place stood new electric trains, itching to cart you safely from point A to point B. 

For their fourth release, following EPs from Yuki Ame and Phossa as well as a charitable V/A during lockdown, London-based imprint Panel Audio welcome Sydney duo JV & Palf to the family. Named after their local train line, T4, the EP presents four club-driven tracks rife with energy-fuelled drum patterns and UK Techno influences.

Buy here: tinyurl.com/PNL004

PREMIERE: JV & Palf - Tangara [Panel Audio]

new music for setting suns

pūkāea - traditional Māori wooden trumpet
pūtōrino - traditional Māori wooden flute/trumpet
synth

Tōnga O Te Rā / Sunset

Artist, researcher and musician from Aotearoa NZ, now based in Sydney Australia, land of the Gadigal people. Using practice led research to explore relations between people, place, media and perception for the composition of experimental music and performance.

Mothlight

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