"frank's hublots"

"they're with you always" out 28th of july
https://mu-tate.bandcamp.com/album/theyre-with-you-always

wax
bit.ly/utter19phonica
video
https://youtu.be/PxyKcs1s0XM?si=ZoNUvqJrldsgcFZg

artwork & design by Lucas Dupuy and Art Crime
mastered by Ike Zwanikken
3XL, Utter 2023

frank’s hublots

Cartwheel

Protocol

Hi Guys,
Thank you for your continued support.
This album is a collection of 12 tracks I created during the first half of 2025, as part of a project in which I set out to release a new piece of music every 14 days. All of the tracks are available for full streaming on major music platforms, so the album can be enjoyed freely. Of course, donations are warmly welcome.
Please feel free to enjoy my music in whatever way suits you best—and if you feel moved to, I would be deeply grateful for your continued support in the journey ahead.

https://hshirptsubaki.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-those-moments-that-will-never-be-reunited-again-part1

Music for Those Moments That Will Never be Reunited Again Part1 Trailer

Pink (Radio AlHara 10/28)

A joint mixtape with artist Joyce Joumaa for Radio AlHara. 

Learn more about the work of Joyce here:

https://joycejoumaa.com

Accompanying photo taken in Beirut is by Joyce Joumaa.

1. Fairuz, Wahdon - وحدن
2. MF DOOM, Gazzillion Ear (Acapella), remixed by Poltergeist
3. Cyrus Bayandor, Part 1, Approach
4. Muslimgauze, Hamas Cinema Gaza Strip
5. Vijay Iyer + Wadada Leo Smith, Kite (for Refaat Alareer)
6. Mansour Rahbani, غسان صليبا - صرخ الدّيب البحري – لمعت أبواق الثّورة (مسرحية صيف ٨٤٠)
7. yourfriendkas, Qan - Qanat 
8. Leyya Mona Tawil and John King, Love Songs for a Free Palestine (excerpt)
9. Jake Muir, Erzklang (excerpt)
10. SITES, Internet Explorers

Joyce Joumaa + Stefan Christoff mix for Radio Alhara راديو الحارة

Atmospheric Resistance

This conversation explores acoustic imagination in times of war, with a focus on the geographies addressed in Lawrence Abu Hamdan and Mhamad Safa’s works, including Lebanon, Syria, and Palestine. It begins by highlighting the architecture of ambient violence and its psycho-social and cultural dimensions within the context of aggression and armed conflict. In addition to the striking effects of loudness and its use as a military tactic, sounds that are repetitive, delayed, and subdued form the core of the conversation. The artists also discuss how the human ear, even during moments of extreme duress, can hear, detect, and resist specific forms of acoustic violence. The conversation foregrounds how sonic force is capable of reshaping the definitions of acoustic conditioning, political discourse, legal accountability and sound as resistance.

This conversation was commissioned as part of the digital publication Dignified Life: Outliving Impossible Ecologies. You can view the publication here: https://mosaicrooms.org/pdf-dignified-life-outliving-impossible-ecologies/

Lawrence Abu Hamdan is a ‘Private Ear’. In 2023 he founded Earshot, the world's first organisation to use sound in defence of human and environmental rights. His projects that reflect on the politics of sound and listening have been presented all over the world and received multiple awards including the 2019 Turner Prize. 

Mhamad Safa is an architect, sound producer and researcher based in London. His work focuses on multi-scalar spatial conditions and their sonic make-ups. He is an Associate Lecturer in Architecture and Media Studies at the Royal College of Art in London.

Atmospheric Resistance - Lawrence Abu Hamdan & Mhamad Safa

Broadcasted live at Radio Tempo Não Pára (24.10.2025)

Artist: @reinelbakole

Reinel Bakole @ Radio TNP 24.10.25

Another Pink Nostalgic Cute vibe 💓

Diving into the dreamscape of Japanese ambient folk phenomenon Ichiko Aoba.  
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/ichiko-aoba/episodes/ichiko-aoba-19th-november-2025

ICHIKO AOBA 191125

improv journal entry prompt °20, recorded dec 25+31 '25
~ ibanez azes31 ≋ sp-404sx ≋ beta aivin dd-100 ≋ orange micro dark ≋ voice memo/live

source

lowsand

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