Parsemage

When you're beat down and out-weighed by the bad heart, there is only one way to get the broken monkey off of your back: Sing it sad songs.

:Lost Cause:

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Here are four tracks from The Flood, by The Lyre Ensemble, with Stef Conner on vocals, Andy Lowings on lyre, and produced by Mark Harmer.  

Read about it here: 
http://www.newsweek.com/what-did-ancient-mesopotamian-hits-sound-something-291543

Order album here:
http://lyre-ensemble.com/admin/?page_id=93

The Flood

soundtrack for Nina Sobell's video of the White Mountain Apache Reservation, 2015

Laura Ortman -- Violin, Apache violin, amplified piano, vocals, field recordings, bell rocks, 4-track, live show from the Red Ride Tour 2015

photo: Marylene Mey

#WMAT

Bronze god

Here is my set for BDTK at Cobra Arcade Bar earlier this month. Mixed live on 1200's, enjoy ! <3 xoxo Stoneypie

Tracklist
1 Critical - Keenan Mathis 
2 mr. carmack - Kahala with Lakim
3 @Kaytranada - An Excuse
4 21 savage - X (@STWO Remix-Dirty)
5 N-Type & Loefah - Way Of The Dub (Caspa Remix)
6 Jo Def -  Deep
7 Dolenz - Murder Mode
8 GODHAND (unreleased GUILD) - @DUNGEONDESTROYAH
9 EPROM - Screwface
10 THROWN COLD (unreleased GUILD) - @DUNGEONDESTROYAH
11 Who Da Coldest - dBridge x Kabuki x Sarah Farina
12 Africa HiTech - Out In The Streets
13 @moresounds - riddim again
14 Hey DJ - @Duckett
15 KushJones - Bang
16 SamBinga - I Tol U
17 @Greazus - Skankface
18 fLako - Druff
19 Apathy - @BOOKS remix GUILD by Shlohmo
20 Skee-Lo - I Wish
21 Cam'Ron (20/20 LDN) - Oh Boy (@IvyLab 2020 Remix)
22 Shield (20/20 LDN) - My Flava
23 @ShyFX - The Message
24 Wildchild - Renegade Master (Urban Takeover Mix)
25 @atreetalking (GUILD) - Ribless


@stoneypie xoxo

Stoneypie BDTK mix

In this episode we get into conversation with Ryan Dennison, a Diné transdisciplinary artist from Tohatchi, NM. Ryan speaks about his family and community as crucial support systems to maintaining his artistic practice. He shares about his role as a teacher of traditional knowledge and how a whole system approach to learning has not only provided strength for his students but also for himself and his artistic practice and performance work. We hear about his latest upcoming photo installation at Shallow Gallery in Gallup, NM and he reflects on queer identity in relationship to growing up in/near the border town Gallup, NM. Ryan also shares about the thriving underground indigenous/queer/poc/womxn music and art scene currently taking place on the Navajo Nation and surrounding areas. 

Shapeshifting through various mediums Ryan Dennison exercises the transposition of past and present to share a social and political soundscape to vision our future environment, acknowledging the interconnectedness of land, culture and community. His practice involves both visual art and sound—engaging in performances that utilize Diné traditional tools with self taught media such as contact mics, synthesizers, handmade costumes, and projections.

Image credit: "We Belong Together" Performance collaboration with Grace Rosario Perkins and José Luis Iñiguez. July 10, 2016 at The Colony, Sedona, AZ
Photo by Lukaza Brandman-Verissimo

Music featured on this episode by @ryandennison

More about the artist: http://www.brokenboxespodcast.com/podcast/2017/7/4/episode-64-interview-with-ryan-dennison

Podcast

Interview with Ryan Dennison. Episode 64

and the choir sings, ((when i'm loving you))

Dahiltihii (ft. Asdzaa Ha'ho'aa)

We speak to radical environmentalist researcher and writer John Jacobi about the largely under-reported new violent wave of eco-extremism. He tells us how eco-terrorism is very much on the rise and how it's turning into something more dangerous: militant nihilism. 

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36. The New Wave of Eco-Terrorism and Nihilist Militancy

lo-fi Diné singer-songwriter exploring indie folk, sadcore, and slowcore


Parsemage

Ke1than Richards