LOOPDIGGERS SUNDAY ROULETTE NUMBER 118 - KAT'S KRATES

LOOPDIGGERS CHALLENGES

BETTER KRATE THAN NEVER (LOOPDIGGERS SUNDAY ROULETTE N°118)

The Cold and Perfect Fury (The Return)

Desolate street at dawn
Last night’s turmoil
Whispers in the wind

Haiku by Marco Sebastiano Alessi https://www.naviarrecords.com

street at dawn [naviarhaiku493]

For   Piano  and   Electronics

Piano ,  Electronics   --    Dror    Elimelech

INTERRUPTED  AUTUMN  MEDITATION

art work par Alice Rosa, Mulher Branca : https://alicerosa.portfoliobox.net/images
Strabisme Auditif : https://soundcloud.com/user3052871

tracklist 
    1 Résidents de la République, intro 
    2 Magma, Tröller Tanz, 1976 
    3 A glade, Earthling, 2023
    4 Strabisme auditif, Manifestacio 
    5 Brigitte Fontaine, Interview. 
    6 Tulgirdas, NU KĄ? AAA!!!, 2020
    7 Spontaneous Overthrow, Party, 1984
    8 Fulguromatic, Top 5 des citations d’Einstein sur internet (la 3ème va vous surprendre), 2023
    9 Fred Weinberg, Animosity, 1970
    10 La Pisse, Un café une fois par an, 2022
    11 Massicot, Cuska, 2020
    12 Un éternuement venu de loin 
    13 The Space Lady, Interview. 
    14 Jimmy Hendrix, EXP, 1967 
    15 Tatsound, Go (Where you want to go), 2022
    16 Ingetrapt, Le Carnaval des animaux de Tchernobyl, 2023
    17 Strabisme Auditif, Cum Shlago Spiritu, 2022
    18 The Space Lady, Domine libera nos, 1990
    19 Cam Wicked, This year ahead, 2019
    20 Pavel Matela, Už se nám to krátí, 1993
    21 Norma Tanega, Illusions, 1971

Paravision invite Strabisme Auditif ~ 18.10.2023

Doug Seidel https://soundcloud.com/douglasmseidel: bass, guitars, organs, saw blades, other stuff

todd: bass, drums, percussion, semi modular, voices, words

words:

I froze at the podium 
blinky blinky in my turtle shell
i got the hot wax anemia short circuit 
i almost fell
she asked me how can you live without sunlight
we turned our heads and we agreed
you tell me now the weeds we pulled out were stuck in tight
i said the recent rains made them easy to pull
she pulled up in a quick way and rolled down her window
I dropped the flowered bag in there and then she was gone
there is a scrungie on a fish 
there is a scrubber on that fish
you are delightful as a wish and I’m glad you’re gone
she asks how an you live without sunlight
we turned our heads and we agreed
frozen at the podium 
blinky blinky in my turtle shell

recent rains

All music written, recorded and performed by Ryan J Raffa in Taipei, Taiwan during late 2021 on moog matriarch, modular, fender rhodes, snare drums, cymbals, percussion, op1, tape machines, and field recorders.

Every sound was captured for this specific occasion

Mastering by Taylor Deupree
Vinyl cut by Barry "Baza" Grint at Alchemy
Layout by Drew Heffron
Photographs by Ryan J Raffa

4 e and a is about the infinite spaces between. As a classically trained percussionist, Raffa sat in front of a metronome for the majority of their life. And in their mind, they would play with the spaces between those clicks. In especially challenging times, Ryan would attempt to expand and stretch those spaces into forever. Just existing in the between. This record is about these moments (and places) when we are living in those infinite spaces.

That time of intense musical focus was also Ryan's first introduction to an analog synthesizer. As a teenager, their drum teacher was Herb Flower, an incredible human with light beams of creative energy pouring out of him and his musical family at all times. A parent of another student of Mr. Flower’s was an electrical engineer who had recently been laid off during large cutbacks at Carrier, one of the major employers at that time in Syracuse where Raffa grew up. This parent, with their newly acquired free time, hand-built a drum machine, housed in a large wooden cabinet with 8 or so unmarked knobs, and they gave this synthesizer to Mr. Flower. The sound from that machine was glorious. And Mr. Flower, their drum teacher, would turn a few knobs, make a pattern and have me play along with it during rehearsal. These moments were such a gift, and I know those moments are still reverberating today. Raffa thinks about that time of experimentation, of exploration, of shared love of sound and music as a place that they can go to, a place we can all go to, whenever we choose.

4 e and a

Spirits Of Menghuanhu

This week’s podcast features music made by Naviar’s community inspired by
Kohn Wright’s poem “Last bloom before autumn / Stares back at me with a smile / My younger brother”

Tracklist:

Adrian Lane - Stare Back At Me With A Smile
zenbytes - with a smile
undermulden - Last Bloom
LazenbeeIndustries – autumn
ray_cobley - A Last Bloom
Raymond Stull - The Last Bloom

https://www.naviarrecords.com/2023/11/15/naviarhaiku515-last-bloom-before-autumn/ 

Credits:

music intro: “This ruined house” by Tuonela
voice intro: Ian Joyce
cover image: Katerina Kerdi
voice reciting the poem: Marco Sebastiano Alessi

Naviar Broadcast is a radio programme curated by Naviar, broadcasted on Resonance Extra every Wednesday at 7pm UK time. Thirty minutes of experimental music made in response to a weekly assigned haiku poem.
To have your music featured on the show, you'll have to participate in the Haiku music challenge: https://www.naviarrecords.com/about/naviar-haiku
support the show: https://www.naviarrecords.com/support-us/

Naviar Broadcast #295 – Last bloom before autumn – Wednesday 29th November 2023

Friction n° 20

To Live In Piece

Music by Pascal Geronimi Asano – Paintings by Youri Laubscher González

Friction n° 20

Noir Moderne