Name: Speak Low feat. Julian Sartorius (Frans Petter version) - Speak Low Renditions by Lucia Cadotsch
Duration: 4 min 53 s
Description: https://luciacadotsch.bandcamp.com/album/speak-low-renditions

Petter Eldh - Bass, Christian Lillinger - Drums, Christopher Dell - Vibraphone, Otis Sandsjö - Tenor, Philipp Gropper - Tenor, Hanna Paulsberg - Tenor, Marcelo Gabard Pazos - Alto, Wanja Slavin - Alto, Francis Fuego - Synth. 
Taken from "Love Declared Disaster Averted" GAL001
7" vinyl, release 17th feb 2014

PETTER ELDH - LOVE DECLARED DISASTER AVERTED

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Taken from the album 'Fool' released 13th May 2016 via Brainfeeder.

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Speak Low Renditions

Speak Low feat. Julian Sartorius (Frans Petter version) - Speak Low Renditions

Produced, mixed and mastered by Ludwig Wandinger in 2015/16

__Guitar by Arne Braun on "Jxhn" and "Triggerboy", Electric Bass on    "Lavaboy"
__Alt Sax by Fabian Dudek on Hostel Loco

Release date:
9 April 2017

Lavaboy

Appearing musicians: 
Otis Sandsjö - tenorsax
Philipp Gropper - tenorsax
Elias Stemeseder - piano 
Sölvi Kolbeinsson - altosax
Lucia Cadotsch - voc, lyrics
Ludwig Wandinger - drums, programmed drums and synths, sounddesign
Samples: Hayden Prosser’s ‘All’ feat. Elias Stemeseder, Philipp Gropper”

produced, mixed and mastered by ludwig Wandinger

Fill All x

XAVER RÜEGG	KB
RAFAEL SCHILT	TS
PAUL AMERELLER	DR
SILVIO CADOTSCH	TB

Aufgenommen im THE ZOO STUDIO Bern von Felix Wolf und Wolfgang Zwiauer, Mix und Master von Felix Wolf
Redaktion Tom Gsteiger und Wolfgang Zwiauer

Schilt-Amereller-Rüegg-Cadotsch 27-3-20

Dr. Natasha A. Kelly is an academic activist, visualutionist and afrofuturist. She joins Jennifer Kamau from IWS for a deep dive into the history of racism in Germany - the origins and continuities of German (and European) Colonialism and a look at “the other side of the coin”: Black German history. We discuss stories of resistance, the history of Black movements in Germany and the Gerhart-Hauptmann-Schule occupation where IWS was formed and where we met Natasha who was taking on a liaison role at that time. 

Natasha also draws parallels between now and 100 years ago when W.E.B. Du Bois wrote “The Comet”,  which Natasha’s latest book - “The Comet - Afrofuturism 2.0” reintroduces readers to. In 1920, the world was recovering from the last major global pandemic - the so-called Spanish Flu - and the USA from the “Red Summer” of 1919, which saw a wave of race riots and white supremacist mobs attacking and killing African-Americans in 30+ cities across the country following a number of peaceful protests against the racial violence. Sound familiar? Just as Du Bois did, Natasha challenges us to envision and create the futures we want for ourselves. If we are demonstrating, we should not just be thinking about what we are demonstrating against, but also what are we demonstrating for!

With music from Nuuki, Antinational Embassy, Jeff Braun and Celina Bostic

Speak Low feat. Julian Sartorius (Frans Petter version) - Speak Low Renditions

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