quirky :) you should do a collab with bitmuch who is in the skints if you don't know of her

eclectic // different

Late afternoon improv mix with lots of noisy, broken electronics & post-punky sounds. 30 mins of my distorted reality in a very danceable format. 

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Ricardo Mazza - h.b.t.
Sonic Youth - Inhuman
The Residents - Numb Erone
Greater Than One - Funk It
Paranoid London - Nobody Watching (Album edit)
Kapote - Jaas Func Haus (Sworn Virgins Remix)
Kid606 - dick slots
Young Cream - Ghost Juke32
minimalviolence - Linguistic Hardcore
Mr. Oizo - The End
VXXKXX - HISTORY END GAME
Crash Course in Science - Jump Over Barrels
Glass Candy - GETO BOYS LEIF REMIX
Toecutter - Come On Barbie
Soulja Boy - Krank Dat (unknown remix)
Mr. Oizo - Flat Beat (16 Bit remix)
DJ SEGA - Party Like A Rockstar
Samurai Spoon - Techno Techno Techno
Leeroy Thornhills Magic Trousers - Pump
Kid606 - A-team
Doddodo - Suzdo Inco
The 5.6.7.8’s - I Walk Like Jane Mansfield
James Chance and The Contortions - Dish It Out

#noise #electro #new wave #bmore #acid #Techno #breakcore
#witch house #ambient #house #lofi
#white noise #ghetto #garage rock #punk #post-punk #ebm #minimal
#minimal wave #no wave #japanese rock #Chiptune #netlabel #mashcore
#avantgarde #pop #experimental #wrong music

back from the black lodge

For your enjoyment, a soundtrack from the movie Stutz by Johan Hill

Lovesick Blues STUTZ Remix

I recorded these songs in 2013 to commemorate the women who brought them into my life; be they their composers, or the performers who rendered them such masterpieces.

Wild Is The Wind (Nina Simone / Original: Dmitri Tiomkin & Ned Washington)

Tracks 1-20 of Introduction to Arabic now available! Tracks 21-30 coming next week!

Introduction to Arabic, Track 5 - Language Transfer, The Thinking Method

Does what it says on the tin...a vinyl only journey through several genres and tempos.

Tracklisting

British Birdsong - Some Bird
Hope (Album Version) - Fat Freddy's Drop
Hope (EP Version) - Fat Freddy's Drop
Hope (Edit) - Fat Freddy's Drop
Freeform Theme - Freeform Arkestra
The Message (Acapella) - Grandmaster Flash
Messiah - Konflict 
Disser - Talvin Singh
Heavy Intro - Amar
Signs - Badmarsh and Shri
Eclipse - Talvin Singh
Homelands - Nitin Sawhney 
Homelands (Coldcut Remix) - Nitin Sawhney
Untitled - Breakage
Nautiloids to the Rhyme - Shoes Crew
Killing Me Softly (Soundboy Remix) - The Fugees
Falling in Love with Love - Les McCann
Sun, Drums and Soil - Four Tet
Amazing Grace - Ladysmith Black Mambazo
Maybes - Mount Kimbie


Another Mixed Bag

This is a traveling song. Written along the way of Highway 1, in America.

Better Than Gold

Max Mara - Gigi Hadid - BoBag Campaign

This spring, Afropop returned to Fes, Morocco, for the 23rd annual World Sacred Music Festival, a sumptuous spread of music from across the globe that blurs the boundaries of what is sacred. Interwoven with Morocco’s ornate history and fertile fabric of daily life is a mosaic of many musics: Gnawa, Arabic pop, Amazigh ahwach, classical Andalusian, Issaoua, raï, rap, chaabi, jazz, metal and so much more. At the World Sacred Music Festival, we heard many of these sounds, as well as those of international artists from China to Mali to Kuwait. Join us as we revisit these concerts—the late night music of Sufi brotherhoods, Moroccan fusion with Taziri and Inouraz, traditional Kuwaiti pearl diving music with Salman El Ammari, a stunning bit of Mali-Spain fusion with Toumani Diabate and Ketama, and more. Beyond the festival, we sit in with a respected Gnawa mâalem in Rabat and sample the array of tunes heard in cars, shops and CD stores around Fes.

The Festival in Fes, Revisited

Grammy-winning guitarist JAMIE KIME plugs in, jams with me on one of the funkiest tunes of all time (hope we do it justice!), shares some cool improvisation/soloing techniques you might dig, and looks back on his tenures as guitarist for JEWEL, ZAPPA PLAYS ZAPPA (feat. DWEEZIL ZAPPA), and the late, great New Orleans funk legend, DR. JOHN, who died mere weeks ago. This episode is brought to you by Guitar Player magazine and www.guitarplayer.com.

——JUDE GOLD, host, No Guitar Is Safe podcast.

94 - Jamie Kime

Skewed rhythms and beat experiments from Timedance affiliate Metrist.

More info and tracklist here: https://www.factmag.com/2020/06/15/metrist-fact-mix/

FACT Mixes

FACT mix 762: Metrist (Jun '20)

entirely camera sounds

The Wild Rover Part I looks at the historical and sociological background of 17th century England; a culture which gave rise to a body of song known as the Alehouse Ballads. It was from this group of ballads that the song which was to become the Wild Rover emerged from in the year 1678. Featuring performances from Cormac Dermody, Adrian Edwards, Paul Denman, Beanie Entwistle, Joe Yorke, Radie Peat and Marshall Morris the Travelling Woodsman of the Fosseway. Do yourself a favour and check out Brian Peters' 2015 article The Well-Travelled 'Wild Rover'  Folk Music Journal Vol. 10, No. 5 (2015), pp. 609-636, which I relied on heavily while creating this podcast. https://campsite.bio/firedrawnear

The Wild Rover Part I

Generally Dj's are quite serious and introverted characters, preferring the anonymity of the booth to the spotlight. Rules were made to be broken, enter Mr Scruff and engage with this week's i-DJ. 

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somewhere between myspace and bandcamp this happened

entirely camera sounds

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