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Hi all! YouTube version with an hour-long video filmed in a beautiful snowy place at this link:https://youtu.be/aUjAlJZcwkg

Today there is a new episode on the program as part of my 4-episode project "sunlimit streams". This is the music that has collected in my bandcamp collection over the past months, and here it is combined into one plot and one story for an hour.

Special thanks to my team for their help in making this stream happen! Subscribe to my social networks and follow the updates via the link in my profile bio.

sunlimit streams #2

Poison Girl Friend - Fact 2

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info + tracklist: https://radio.syg.ma/episodes/guests-193-neue-medecina
https://soundcloud.com/neuemedicina

GUESTS

GUESTS 193 – neue medecina

I used to be so fragile, but now I'm so wild.

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Party Girl

Tracing the post-punk edge of 1980s Los Angeles; sun-drenched dream experimentation, goth, and other weirdo ephemera from the fringe. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/the-nts-guide-to/episodes/the-nts-guide-to-life-and-death-on-sunset-strip-19th-november-2024

Life And Death on Sunset Strip - NTS Guide To 80's LA Post Punk, Dream and other Weirdness 191124

OPEN HAND REAL FLAMES is a monthly show presented by Bass Clef. Each episode has a theme - usually a specific musical instrument or process, perhaps an artist or composer, sometimes a record label. Ranging wide over centuries and genres, looking for connections and joy. Always welcomes contributions, music, suggestions.

For old Floating World Music shows click [here](https://www.nts.live/shows/floatingworldmusic) 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/open-hand-real-flames/episodes/open-hand-real-flames-4th-june-2025

Open Hand Real Flames - Glass Harmonica Special 040625

Global sound collective Cities and Memory presents an hour of selections from Sound Heritage, featuring the sounds of the world’s most famous sites, featuring field recordings and reimagined compositions from 13 UNESCO World Heritage sites across the world.  
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/guests/episodes/cities-and-memory-sonic-heritage-5th-june-2025

Cities and Memory: Sonic Heritage 050625

opaltapes.com/album/sacred-horror-in-design

Developed from a commission by CTM Festival as an audio/visual project in collaboration with Tarik Barri, and inspired by their 2017 theme of ‘Fear Anger Love’ and its relationship to his childhood following the 1979 Iranian revolution, the record reveals a dramatic blend of acoustic Persian instrumentation and contemporary electronics. Sote aims to devise an idealised fusion of the musical heritage and tradition of Iran with the forward-thinking vision which has propelled his storied career producing techno, hardcore and computer music for labels like Warp, Ge-stell, Morphine and Repitch.

Now living in Tehran, his music has frequently grappled with the strict cultural restrictions imposed in his country over the past few decades, finding a space and setting to nurture new developments in experimental sound and performance; first documented on last year’s ‘Hardcore Sounds From Tehran’ on Opal Tapes.

Working with Arash Bolouri who plays the santour (Persian hammered dulcimer), and Behrouz Pashaei on the long-necked, four-string setar, Sote frames and responds to their traditional artistry. On occasions he directly manipulates the music emanating from their ancient instruments, cultivating and thickening up a surreal and beautiful tonality plucked from their strings with a series of processing techniques, but mostly each track is a peaceful arrangement and partnership, Sote electro-acoustically augmenting their movements within his own cybernetic framework. The resulting form gives the impression of semi-improvised gesture between three skilled partners, a deft call and response that uses digital techniques to extend the intentions of the performers into a modern, shady, but ultimately optimistic narrative; creating an paradoxical amalgam of the mythic and the profane as strong as any folk music.

Across the six tracks the strange strings tend to conduct the overall experience, tuned to the unusual colour and complex microtonality found in the classical music of Iran. Blurts of noise, sour tones, and a vaguely technoid or dubwise impression expose the inner rhythm and counterpoint embedded in this strummed music, building a new understanding and doorway into unfamiliar timbres and environmental patterns which govern us. At times it finds the artist at his most compositionally delicate and measured—listen to the sense of space afforded to a beautiful solo that drifts throughout “Boghze Esfahen” and then into “Plural”—and redoubles his focus on what new insight might be gained from the emotional, mathematical and polyrhythmic principles underpinning Persian music.

The electronic parts on final track “Holy Error” are sourced from Sote’s residency at EMS Stockholm in late 2016, utilising their remarkable in-house modular Serge system and divesting from conventional Iranian tonal motifs for a spikier duel with the instruments.

Synthesis: FM 
Dastgah: Nava & Chahargah 
Instruments: Santour, Setar & Kamancheh (by Kian Farahani)

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