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Aired on Skylab Radio 22.05.21 with thanks to @3rd-space for the invitation

Nice Setting EP9 - Mija Healey

Chat & tracklist: https://www.lowendtheorists.com/theory-therapy-mixes/28-ivy

Up next in the Theory Therapy mix series is Eora/Sydney local Ivy Whittingham. The Aussie DJ and selector’s mix is a finely crafted blend of mainly newer tracks from some of the best in ambient music. 

Ivy may be adept at putting together a club-focused set, cropping up on series like Animalia, Slowburn and Vortex, but they’ve chosen to slow things down for their Theory Therapy mix. Tracks from picnic, Carmen Villain, Ana Roxanne and Space Afrika are delicately threaded together and the whole mix moves at a patient, unhurried pace. 

It’s a pleasure to welcome Ivy on to the series. Dan and I are always coming back to their mixes and are big fans of their Thanks for Sharing show on local station Nomad Radio too. I’m sure we’ll have this one on repeat for a long time to come as well.

@iv-dripp

Theory Therapy 28: Ivy

my hybrid set from Landing Vol.1 organised by Prion Audio, held on Wangal & Gadigal land at Greenhouse studios sexy church space.

A privilege to play music at such an intentionally curated event, alongside Dj Mistry and Efp — who I both admire. 

Mistry's set: https://soundcloud.com/nomadradiofm/detach-w-dj-mistry-250622
Efp's set: https://soundcloud.com/e-fishpool/landing-vol1-excerpt

Lots of love, grief, and staunch refusal in this set personally x

Korall — Kajsa Lindgren
Across The Ocean, But Not Yet — Madeleine Cocolas
Meditation 16 [Notes on Iridescence] — Avsluta
Remorse — Yushan
Pramen — Tomáš Niesner
refuge — raven
The House is Empty — Reuben Lewis
***gi live***
Autumn Week — Pretty Boy Crossover
Bossanovastylea	— Deceptikon
Stealth Style — Bauri
Aletaan — Cucina Povera
***gi live***
A Gallant Gentleman — We Lost The Sea
Weakness — Synkro
It's Not The Worst I've Looked… Just The Most I've Ever Cared — Two Lone Swordsmen
Feeling Like Sad — Key Clef
Anchor — Forest Drive West
Spoke Through My Legs — Ben Bondy
Floating — Réelle
in Marrickville, in the dirt — raven
Room — Patricia
decay ft Opus — LCY

hybrid set at Landing Vol.1

"The overall goal for this mix was to blur the line between consciousness and disassociation. I wanted to create something that manipulates sensory perception. It feels more like story told through sonics. I’m super happy with how it has come out, definitely a leap out of my usual style and genres of mixing" @user-836426414

Cover: September Twenty-third by Lee Krasner (1980)

CXLIV - kuta

Command D Live From Music Room

With purest delight, I'm so excited to welcome Pjenné of Passing Notes Radio & Companion (@companionmelb) for the latest episode in our series. Penny's curatorial expertise and long-standing dedication to the Naarm/Melbourne scene have established her as a pillar of the city's sonic landscape, and both her love of musical discovery and unmistakable influence are felt deeply from afar. 

Pjenné's mix is a enchanting trip through fields of wonder, equal parts honey and gossamer, moving and blissfully sublime. Tender hues paint the air while fervent warmth fills the aching heart. There are few selectors out there with a repertoire as consistently profound as Penny's, and yet one feels we've barely scratched the surface of what's to come. Thank you Penny!

@pjenne

Ikebana by Katherine Frazer
www.katherinefrazer.com

Sure Thing Mix 121: Pjenné

‘For home use only’ is an anti-club social, a chance to get to know someone/something. A series of transmissions purely dedicated to exploring the other side.

As our trajectory accelerates head-first into another year, it’s more important than ever to slow down and catch your breath. As automatic as that may seem, I’m talking more about the metaphorical meaning of breath aka a self-imposed moment of peace and quiet. To comprehend such a thing nowadays it’s crucial to have a soundtrack, and this episode of FHUO from the Daisy Records crew is the perfect accompaniment to refill the oxygen tanks. Frankifettucini & Obelix have created something truly special in this two-hour time frame, a magical trip through the sky, hopping from cloud to cloud, chasing a never-ending sunset. 

This mix is a true masterclass in immersion, which is what you would expect from two music nuts who run an incredible record store, as well as releases under the Daisy Records sub-label and curated events that really showcase what Naarm has to offer. They get it, and so will you after you listen to this. Enlightenment at its absolute finest, lose yourself then proceed to find yourself. See you on the other side. 

Peace & Love 

Their sounds >>>> https://soundcloud.com/daisyrecordsmelbourne

Their store >>>> https://www.daisyrecords.com.au/

FHUO # 92 // Daisy Records

Living Room n°70 ~ @liatsesmelis

q. pls introduce yourself 
hello I’m Lia, I am based in Aus. I make music & dj under my own name

q. is there a story behind the mix? 
it reminds me of driving late at night

q. what’s the best way to enjoy your mix? 
pottering about at home, or listening in transit on your way somewhere

q. describe a favorite object in your living room...
 a painting by my dear friend Tamara Marrington that hangs in my living room, titled ‘Hold your fear with love’  tamaramarrington.com/

q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?
very slowly working on some music (thanks to folks who are so patient w me), 
I am also in the process of starting up a lil project to release some music by friends / put on some shows :)

Living Room n°70 ~ Lia T

This week's Sunday Mix, courtesy of Francis Latreille, the Québécois producer known as Priori, is an introspective deep dive into the acoustic and electronic music that set the tone for his new album, 'This But More'.

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Sunday Mix: Priori

Japanese marimba and vibraphone instrumentalist and producer Masayoshi Fujita checks in from his kindergarten-turned-studio with an hour long Sunday Mix with dreamy ambient and Japanese folk.

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Sunday Mix: Masayoshi Fujita

E2E: What environment or context did you have in mind when recording the mix? 

Greville (@grevillegreville): My favourite place in the world is a little surf town in the south of France called Hossegor that I’ve been going to since I was little. You take the bullet train down from Paris and can’t help but zone into the powerlines whizzing by with a dreamy backdrop of endless sunflower fields and forests.  The power lines start doing a kind of wavey motion which is quite musical. Every time I’m on that train it is very emotive like I’m returning home from a long time away… that feeling and the view goes quite nicely with some music, so this is supposed to be some music for that.

E2E: Upcoming projects you're working on? any new releases on Mad Habitat?

Greville: I have my next release under Greville coming out in January which is an attempt at club music but I’m not very good at making club music so it’s not that clubby. I also have an album from a good friend coming as the fourth release which I am very happy to be involved in. I am also still working on some exciting Rimbombo parties with my special friends Adi and Nik here in Sydney.

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music for... en train powerline gazing - Greville

Listen to more Giulia here >>> @djgiulia
Full tracklist is available here >>> fbiradio.com/945fm/programs/cloud-cover/2020-03-12/

Thank you Giulia for coming on the show ❤️
Artwork by Sunny Lei

CC016 - Giulia

@djmistry1 provides us with a mix to accompany Magnolia Minton Sparke's body of work; GO GENTLY. 

'For as long as I can remember my mother used these words to calm me
down, to sign off text messages and to wish me farewell before I left the
safety of her home. In the presence of chaos or uncertainty, head towards
stillness. Go Gently.

In the thick of a precarious year, taken between San Francisco, Sydney and
Maitland, these photographs latch on to fleeting moments of placidity where
quiet is found in the familiar and the foreign. This series acts as a visual
reminder; get out of your head, take note of your surroundings, keep moving,
take your time. Go gently.'

https://magnoliamai.com/
https://www.instagram.com/magnolia.msparke/?hl=en

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Lily Manning