OPM Sundays // August 15, 2021

to set the mood right :)

SAX by Uriel Vega

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leave the door open

AYOS LANG

Only anemone
No future in me
Yeah I found me
Found no future in me
Only anemone
No future in me
Yeah I found me
Found no future in me

Always got me keeping a straight face
When I'm looking at you sideways
Acting all fake acting all ghetto
Bitch you gon' cry if you hit the bando
I'ma get you smoked if you hit the metro
Block yo' airflow 9 milly deepthroat
Pocket full of sunshine learn the custom
Nintendo on my brain River City Ransom
Friday M.O.B
Dead terrorists in my cleave
Body claimers, wannabe
Joy Division tragedy
He can't get enough of it
He want more benefit
Copping sweet on the bed
Missy always get a freak on
Triple 6 and a lip service
Suicide chick harajuku necklace
Black tanktop tight leather harness
Fucked an e-girl nonconformist

Only anemone
No future in me
Yeah I found me
Found no future in me
Only anemone
No future in me
Yeah I found me
Found no future in me

anemone

Parang ang lahat ng ito’y
Nangyayari habang tayo’y nananaginip
Sa ilang sandali na lang
Ang umaga ay muling sisilip
Kung ang lahat ng iyong binibigkas
Ay tila hele sa aking pandinig
May ikatatamis pa ba
Ang ganitong pag-ibig?

‘Wag mo akong bitawan
Pikit lang
Sabay-sabay tayong magliparan
Nakikita mo ba nakangiting mga tala?
Atin ‘yan.

Marami akong hindi alam
At mas maraming pagkukulang
Tutal tayo ay hayop lang
Na ang lakas ay may hangganan
Ngunit kapag katabi kita
Parang ang lahat ay ayos lang
Ikaw ang aking sandata
Kaya’t ang lahat ay ayos lang

‘Wag mo akong bitawan
Pikit lang
Sabay-sabay tayong magliparan
Nakikita mo ba nakangiting mga tala?
Atin ‘yan!


Ikaw ang aking sandata

Alamantra

In South Louisiana, Clifton Chenier (1925-1987) grew up hearing his father play a style of music known as La La at house dances held in Black French Creole communities. It had a percussive and syncopated sound, played in spare combinations of an accordion and a washboard used to scrub out a rhythm. After picking up accordion as a curious teenager, Chenier soon brought into this sound the rhythm and blues that dominated radios and jukeboxes, crafting a new style that would be called zydeco. In the 1950s, he recorded for Elko, Specialty, and Chess, and joined national package show tours with stars like Little Richard and Etta James. A decade later, Chenier was quietly settled in Houston, the big stages seemingly behind him. But one rainy Saturday night at a Houston neighborhood bar, Chenier’s cousin Lightning Hopkins introduced him to Chris Strachwitz of Arhoolie Records, where zydeco and Clifton Chenier would find a new home and champion.  

King of Louisiana Blues & Zydeco is a 4 CD/6 LP retrospective box set assembled in celebration of the 100th anniversary of Chenier’s birth. The set features a chronology of Chenier’s landmark work with Arhoolie and other labels, alongside a healthy dose of previously unissued gems. The 160-page book includes photos, posters, and other graphic artifacts from the Strachwitz Collection and deeply researched liner note essays by Grammy award-winning writer Adam Machado, public folklorist and radio host Nick Spitzer and longtime Louisiana journalist Herman Fusilier, along with a moving personal remembrance by Clifton’s son, Zydeco musician C.J. Chenier. The set is the first release on Arhoolie since the label became a part of Smithsonian Folkways.  

With music and storytelling and abundant visual imagery, this set demonstrates Clifton Chenier's life as a transformative artist -- from his earliest days practicing in the barn back home, to his reign as the undisputed King of Zydeco. 

Clifton Chenier - "Calinda (Live from Austin City Limits)"

Clifton Chenier - "Party Down (At the Blue Angel Club) (Live)"

Clifton Chenier - "Someone Told Me It Was All Over"

Clifton Chenier - "Cher Catin (Live)"

Clifton Chenier - "Ay Ai Ai"

Clifton Chenier - "My Mama Told Me" (Live)

Clifton Chenier - "Baby What You Want Me to Do (Live)"

Fruit Bat

Marta Del Grandi - Antarctica

A cobalt bomb is a nuclear warhead jacketed in a radioactive isotope of the element cobalt, usually Co-60. Said isotope is extremely radioactive and exposure to even a microscopic amount of it causes lethal radiation exposure.

A song for our brothers and sisters trying survive amidst the war in Mindanao, Philippines.

For more music, FOLLOW facebook.com/AnimaTierra.

Cobalt 60

mess.

DyAnDi is a professional theater performer and percussionist in both local and international productions. He is the founding member of Anima Tierra  with the vision of creating a group of hand percussionists to share homegrown music and art across the Philippines. He performed in series of shows in Europe last 2013 with his group, Kontra Gapi, an ethnic music and dance ensemble from UP Diliman. He also won various awards as a musical director for the play Sintang Dalisay locally and internationally. A full time freelance djembe maker and drum circle facilitator in different events.

Los Angeles Based/Manila Roots Arts and Culture Curator/Programmer, Filmmaker, DJ, & Filipino music and film advocate.

Cobalt 60

Jayson Dyandi

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