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Dholna Ft. The PropheC

I played this fun set for Queer Feminist Festival 2021 at Villa Vida. I wanted to mix together songs to create a journey that queer folks could relate and dance to with nostalgic throwbacks, especially in ways that would acknowledge histories of black queer contribution as well as the diasporic joys and contributions of people of color to dance music. Enjoy!

wtf is this happiness? @ Queer Feminist Festival 2021, Villa Vida

a couple of years ago, my Palestinian-Egyptian friend Y.A introduced me to Daboor & Shabjdeed's (of the Ramallah-based label, BLTNM) "Inn Ann," a hip-hop single that became a symbol of resistance, solidarity, pride and hopes for an entire generation of Palestinian people. The song was released after the 2021 protests erupted in Sheikh Jarrah and spread throughout Occupied Palestinian territories. You can read more about the song's impact in the diaspora and visual symbolisms (it is shot in front of the occupation wall) here: https://www.milleworld.com/bltnm-inn-ann-palestian-anthem/

I mixed Daboor's verses over ANZ's 2017 track, "Panrico", from her self-titled EP. This track was out way before ANZ broke through as a genre-defying producer and DJ of Black electronic music in the UK with drums, dubs and bass. "Inn Ann"s drill-influenced sound and flow over ANZ's bass-&-percs-turbo-ed track makes complete sense to me, so here I am sharing it with you too!
Both of the pieces have very prominent bass-lines,  and i initially thought i would sacrifice "Inn Ann"s bass-line, but i found a way to feature both of them with some playing around because they speak together and complement each other so well.

i decided to end Daboor's verse with 
"حتموت من الرعب من الارض نطلع زي جن, بخ" 
(you'll get scared shitless, we come up from the ground like ghosts (jinn)
BOO).
i've been thinking about abundance a lot, especially along the lines of Robert Orsi's discussion of the abundance of faith in miracles and manifestations as an alternative to modernity. Cynthia Bhuiyan, a transwoman entrepreneur and activist I've been working with for a while now as a researcher and community organizer in Dhaka, is also the heir and custodian of the family home, properties and religious community of her father, Hajji Mohammad Montaj Shah Rizvi, a Sufi Pir (spiritual guide). On her family property, she employs, houses and organizes, mobilizes queer people and ensures security for queer assemblies, all the while being a prominent member of the society. She claims that several jinn - followers of her father - are guarding this property. i often think about how these jinn are manifestations of the abundance that gives her -a transwoman born to a Sufi leader - the social, political and economic power to be an important provider of resources for queer peoples, in a country where transgender people's inheritance is still being debated. Upon occupied territories of Palestine, too, i hope resistance will be remembered by the ghosts of these sounds as they travel against the forces of settler colonialism, apartheid and violence - both physical and epistemological. 
With this mix, i'm thinking about how the ghosts and spiritual forces of our resistance, subversions, and acts of changes manifest the abundance of further transformation on dancefloors too.

@BLTNM بلاتنم x @Anz

Inn Ann X Panrico

It is an honor to accept Cinema Palestine Bangladesh’s invitation to make this mix/sound collage.

The original brief of the commission was that I make a playlist of selections that would connect Palestine’s struggle for liberation with Bangladesh’s and the historic solidarity between the two peoples, while also keeping it contemporary and rooted in the present day. We had a shared understanding of how the internationalist struggles which connected many freedom struggles in the past have morphed and have taken troubling shape including a turn towards neoliberal globalization. Still I had to proceed with caution and awareness of the complicity of Bangladeshi leadership and ruling classes in the same violences (and more) it once fought as we are also painfully aware of the colonial and modern conditions of power and state structures that fuel them. Today, Bangladesh is enmeshed in that colonial legacy and trauma as a modern nation-state with some devastating effects, having strayed far from socialist values, people’s resistance and liberatory aspirations that it was once led by. Here, workers, indigenous people, non-Bangla-speaking peoples, Dalits, and non-Muslims, among many more, continue to fight for better lives and liberation from many oppressions.

I decided to make a mix that could defy and reach beyond the restraints of the colonial project of border-making while also respecting particular geo-political locations, histories and moments. Instead of a sentimental connection between Palestine & Bangladesh, I attempted to trace solidarities for liberatory futures against common oppressors and (our own) complicities. And I decided to do so with the idea of “return.”

I trace the sentiments and yearnings for “return” here, not as an attempt to reach for a time or place lost, but in honor of losses that precede us, continue to remain with us and drive us in shaping our liberatory futures. As a Chatgaiya Muslim currently situated in Vienna, I am perhaps not the best person to speak for all struggles in Bangladesh, as is evident from how I have failed to include any indigenous selections. But I do draw upon my own locations and life in the diaspora, my (privileged, but shouldn’t be) experience of “return” to my family’s origins that precede me, and the strengths of the resistances in Bangladesh, Palestine and beyond that I have had the honor to witness. It is an honor to select and bring together the works of artists, scholars and people I admire so much.

Curated, mixed live & recorded by মm.
Commissioned by Cinema Palestine Bangladesh
Mastered by Siaminium
Created with support from Parsa Sanjana Sajid, Arfun Ahmed and Siaminium

Set List:
•	Phiriya (ft. Provhat, Nishit Dey, Meera Mehzabin, Moumita Haque, Siaminium) - Siaminium Remix - ENAYET 
•	Amshi - Kamilya Jubran & Werner Hasler
•	Gaza Sea Minor feat. Ghassan Kanafani - checkpoint303
•	Sample: Rohingya refugees remember the sixth anniversary of the Rohingya genocide with song - BenarNews
https://t.ly/4qqBX
•	Utopia Is A Colonial Project - Sarathy Korwar
•	Sample: Edward Said 
https://t.ly/RRqn-
•	El Madeeneh Namat - Asifeh
•	Yabnel 'Am - Al Nather, Shabjdeed
•	Mr. President - State of Bengal
•	Gidam - Drums of protest in Khartoum - Siaminium Bootleg
Original film by Pan African Music: https://t.ly/5D6Db
•	Tidallal – Toumba
•	আমি অপার হয়ে বসে আছি - Farida Parveen, Lalon Shah
•	It has been no easy flying home - Abdullah Miniawy
•	لا شيء يعجبني - Mahmoud Darwish
https://t.ly/JjtuV
•	Complain - Deena Abdelwahed
•	Narrative by Man - Palestine Lives! Songs from the Struggle of the People of Palestine
•	Shadow Unit - Asifeh and Firas Shehadeh
•	Sample: Sabina Akhter, RMG Worker - The Daily Star
https://t.ly/cpwMh
•	line break مدخل - Dakn داكنْ
•	Note from মm.
•	Chol Mini Assam Jabo - Basudeb Das Baul and friends

Cinema Palestine BD
https://www.facebook.com/people/Cinema-Palestine/61553655182412/
https://www.instagram.com/cinemapalestinebd/

Return | Cinema Palestine Bangladesh | Sound Collage by মm.

Decamp

SCARY MONSTERS AND NICE SPRITES

Enjoy the second part of my Glade mix, this time some serious psychedelic groovy daytime Trance with a pinch of Tribal and Techno - all melted into a very vivid and threedimensional trip...music for psychedelic adults?! :)

Artists include System 7, ManMadeMan, Pogo, Tristan and some other British pioneers...

Have fun, please comment if you do and enjoy the ride in respect to Liquid!

Boom Shankar - Glading (Glade Festival / Part 2: Onwards towards the Past)

Until One (Continuous Mix)

Hardwell x Gotye - Spaceman That I Used To Know (NYK vs. Mishu Edit)

#DRAFTS - I write. A LOT.  So this year I'm going to ra-lease  more of my drafts and unfinished pieces...I have 100s and instead of them getting dusty on my computer I'm now going to share some :) Forgive the quality as the intention is more about the raw versions of what comes thru~  Visioning this inspires good vibes, love, and the sweetness of purest intimacy :) And I've been spending a lot o' time with water and it was raining the day I wrote this so I added the sound to the track. Injoy :) And S/O to Shelley Bruce & Bri Beats for the feedback and encouragement to share :)

LYRICS:

Verse 1:
Ooh this feels so right
I want your stare inside of mine
I know that it's already fine
to hold your hand inside of mine
as we tip toe on a sweet infinity
this love our purest destiny
unfold the best that's meant to be
Chorus:
Ooh you make me hollowed out
empty with no moment but the present now
concave you're the vector
of the highest ground
the Highest Ground

Verse 2:
ooh this conditionlesss happiness where we begin
no walls your love already in
eternal seas we save our vows
letting the beyond be poetry 
to unify
 
no cover ups no cloaks or ties
unraveling we purify

Chorus:
Ooh you make me hollowed out
empty with no moment but the present now
concave you're the vector
of the highest ground
the Highest Ground

Hollowed Out. (Draft) - by Ami Kim

I Dont Care I Love It - Icona Pop

Side projects of @mishuwski

𝗜𝗻𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗺: @mishuwski
𝗟𝗶𝗻𝗸𝘁𝗿𝗲𝗲: linktr.ee/mishuwski

Hardwell x Gotye - Spaceman That I Used To Know (NYK vs. Mishu Edit)

Mishu. (Extras)

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