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https://soundcloud.com/francescamackay returns to OpenLab with a new episode of Architextures, this time focusing on Sound art, the hybrid art form that bridges visual art and experimental music, using sound as both its medium and as its subject:
The art of noise. Sound as an invisible sculpture. A two-hour journey into art’s sonic cosmos.

Sound art is a hybrid art form that bridges visual art and experimental music, using sound as both its medium and as its subject. It defines a broad range of projects dedicated to the emphasis, exploration, and experimentation of auditory perception. Sound art overlaps with experimental music or noise but tends to place greater focus on conceptual exploration of the complex relationships between the sound, listener and space. The way music and sound art are experienced is also different. While a musical piece should be experienced in its entirety, sound art is usually experienced in a venue where the artist has no control over how much time a listener spends with a piece.
Conceptual artist John Cage’s notorious piece 4’33” contributed greatly to the separation of musical composition and sound art while Max Neuhaus, another pioneer in the field of contemporary art and music, is credited with being the first to use sound as a medium for site-specific installations. Some artists explore sound in its pure state, simultaneously bridging and muddling barriers between sound, noise, and music in the contemporary or historical sense. Others, such as Samson Young, investigate the political and cultural implications of human interaction with the aural.

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Achitextures 021: Sound Art - Francesca

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https://soundcloud.com/francescamackay is back with Architextures, this month bringing you 2 hours of music inspired by AfriCOBRA, and the AACM (Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians), a still-flourishing organisation of primarily African American Chicago musicians whose interdisciplinary explorations expanded the boundaries of jazz.

AfriCOBRA was a Chicago-based group of black artists whose shared aim was to develop their own aesthetic in the visual arts to empower black communities. Rather than bringing about change through political revolt, these artists used the black identity, its style, attitude and worldview to foster solidarity and self-confidence throughout the African diaspora.

This month's show includes music from AACM members Wadada Leo Smith, Muhal Richard Adams and Tomeka Reid and Jeff Parker, and is inspired by the intertwined legacy, style and ethos of the sounds and visual art of both collectives.

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Architextures 022: AfriCobra - Francesca

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https://soundcloud.com/francescamackay is back on OpenLab this  with a new episode of Architextures, this time with a 2 hour journey exploring the influence of Pop Art in music ⚡️

Art pop emerged alongside Pop art and was influenced by the movement's integration of high and low culture, exploring ideas such as pop's status as commercial art, notions of artifice and the self, and questions of historical authenticity. Musicians and bands like Iggy Pop, The Velvet Underground and Roxy Music echoed Pop Art's emphasis on simplicity, pioneering a modernist avant-garde approach to art-rock and pop that ignored the conventional hierarchies of artistic representation and explored the relationship between creativity and commercialism; simultaneously celebrating and critiquing popular and mass culture. This month’s mix explores the influence of Pop art on music.

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Architextures 023: Pop Art - Francesca

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Tune in for this month's episode of https://soundcloud.com/francescamackay 's Architextures radio show, this time focused on one of the most significant cultural movements in Brazil: Tropicália ⚡️
The term Tropicália was first coined by artist Hélio Oiticica, for an artwork of the same name, which he exhibited at MAM Rio in 1967. The piece demonstrated Oiticica’s desire to give contemporary art a specifically Brazilian character to subvert the “purity” of European modernism. Some trace Tropicália back to 1928, and Oswald de Andrade's Anthropophagic Manifesto. Andrade’s main argument was that Brazil’s history of “cannibalising” (or absorbing and creating something new) from other cultures was its greatest strength.
The ideas presented in this essay helped to inspire a wider cultural and political shift in Brazil. A year later, in 1968, the Tropicália movement was epitomised by the album Tropicália ou Panis et Circencis by musicians Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Maria Bethânia, Gal Costa, Os Mutantes, Tom Zé, Nara Leão, Torquato Neto, and Rogério Duprat. The album came to be considered the defining sound of the Tropicália movement. The artists involved created a new exotic version of pop, being as influenced by psychedelia as it was by samba, bossa nova and more traditional South American genres. Tropicália created musical and cultural anarchy, a revolution in Brazilian sound.

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Architextures 024: Tropicália - Francesca

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https://soundcloud.com/francescamackay returns to the airwaves with a new episode of Architextures, 2 hours of music inspired by the YBAs.

The YBAs, or Young British Artists, were a group of innovative artists who began exhibiting at the end of the 1980s and rose to international prominence in the 1990s. They represented a new and exciting phase in British art and were considered innovative, entrepreneurial, provocative and irreverent. They appeared during a period of political and economic upheaval, when Britain was perceived as lacking a truly vibrant postmodern art culture comparable to the Pictures Generation in New York and the Neue Wildern in Berlin. Postmodernism’s characteristic traits: appropriation, rejection of fine art materials, preoccupation with spectacle, and the rejection of distinctions between high and low culture, ran through the heart of much of the YBAs' work. Leading artists of the group include Damien Hirst, whose installation The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living consists of a dead shark preserved in formaldehyde in a vitrine, and Tracey Emin; My Bed is comprised of her own dishevelled double bed surrounded by detritus. The shock value, use of non-art material and processes of such works, and the group’s ‘can do’ entrepreneurial attitude and wild ‘art-world slumming’ lifestyles documented in the UK tabloids placed the YBAs at the epicentre of intense debate within the art establishment, media and public spheres and fuelled their subsequent global notoriety and massive commercial success.
This month’s mix is a BritArt Britpop synergy soundtrack for the late 80s and early 90s...from Warehouse to Glasto to the Royal Academy of Art and back again...

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Architextures 025: Young British Artists - Francesca

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Avenue Red welcomes Prakash, an experienced DJ and producer from the Spanish island of Gran Canaria, one of the Canary Islands about 150 kilometres off the northwestern coast of Africa. Prakash is a very knowledgeable guy and has been collecting music and spinning for almost 15 years, along the way releasing stacks of masterful mixtapes and playing at some interesting gigs internationally, as well as at home. He also turned his hand to music production and running his own vinyl label, Travellin Music, where he has featured on the only release to date with a remix from Vancouver tech house legend Jay Tripwire.

Prakash is a true cross-genre DJ, but it's clear to see his strong focus on the 90's/early 2000's tech house sounds from the origin of the genre. He lists among his Music idols: Craig Richards, Terry Francis, Steve Bug, Mike Huckaby, ZIP, Move D, Kerri Chandler, Nathan Coles, Bushwacka! and Silverlining AKA Asad Rizvi. That list makes for a tidy aperitif for what's in store in this presentation, his glowing CD-length mix for Avenue Red.

"I'm Prakash from Gran Canaria. I have been sharing my music taste since 2006 when I was studying at Loughborough University in England, UK and always try to squeeze music from various genres into my sets to keep things spicy and interesting. I insisted on adding a tracklist for the trainspotters, so find it below! :)" Prakash Peswani, August 2020

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01 J. - Zenith // YYK no label (2017)
02 Deenamic - First Inversion // Freebeat (2019)
03 Boo Williams - Day And Night // Residual Recordings (1998)
04 Leo Pol - You're Maybe The One // IILE (2019)
05 Donnie Tempo - TCB // Moreaboutmusic (2012)
06 Gideon & Rob H - Don't Hold Back // Loaded Records (2000)
07 EDMX - The Vigilante // Ride The Gyroscope (2016)
08 Giammarco Orsini - Italia 90 // Partisan (2019)
09 Housey Doingz - Ride // Pagan (1997)
10 Qnete - Sand Progression // X-Kalay (2019)
11 Jaz - Beatboxin' // Jump Recordings (2000)
12 Silverlining - Easy Living // Eukahouse (1997)
13 Eddie Richards - House // End Recordings (2001)
14 Antonelli - The Source Of Design // Italic (1999)
15 Archie Hamilton Feat. Onallee - Eye Of The Storm (Bushwacka! Remix) // Moscow Records (2019)
16 Sean Dimitrie - S'more (DJ Rasoul's Dub) // Leaf Recordings (2001)

Avenue Red Podcast #164 - Prakash

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Francesca's art and architecture inspired show Architextures is back. Tune in for a two-hour musical journey inspired by Brutalism and Brutalist Architecture with tracks by Biosphere, Underworld, Orbital and Air Max ‘97 among many others. 

Brutalism is a style that emerged in the 1950s in post-war Great Britain. Brutalist buildings are characterised by their massive, monolithic and ‘blocky’ appearance with a rigid geometric style and large-scale use of poured concrete. Modular elements were often used to form masses representing specific functional zones, grouped into a unified whole. 
Brutalism became synonymous with the socially progressive housing solutions that architects and town planners promoted as modern ‘streets in the sky’, encouraging an ethos of ‘social utopianism’. 
As high-rise buildings became associated with crime, social deprivation and urban decay, Brutalism was increasingly reviled, and across the UK, many Brutalist buildings were demolished. However, the movement has continued to influence later forms, associated with high-tech architecture and deconstructivism. In recent years, it has been critically reappraised, with certain buildings being seen as architectural landmarks, such as London’s Barbican Centre.

Tracklist
Vladivostok - Sonmi451 Mary - Underworld
Luminist Modular - Datach’i
Audio Track 5 - Actress x London Contemporary Orchestra 07 BASF Extra Side A - Track 4 - DJ Guy
Momentum - Actress x London Contemporary Orchestra DF 23 - Norken
Belfast - Orbital
Broken Dreams - Ineffekt
Thera - Steve Rachmad
Unfound - Appleblim
Decryption - Biosphere
Music Works for Industry - Marc Barreca
A Final Hit - Leftfield
Mmm...Skyscraper I love You (edit) - Underworld
Weather Experience (edit) - The Prodigy
Fear Colours (Barbican Version) - LoneLady
Islands - Entaclishus
In Dark Trees - Brian Eno
Akoluthic Phase - Hiro Kone
Track 14 - LFO
Ice Bridge - Air Max ‘97
Day World - The Other World Collective
Zoviet France - Light Abrasion
Zoviet France - Purline
Astralwerks - Model 500
Fabrication of Silence - Hiro Kone
Ancient Vibrations III - Dublicator
Space Woman (Instrumental) - Charlie

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Architextures 007 by Francesca - Brutalism

25th prescription provided by @gerhardmusic, co-founder of @esenciamx, a project about musical curatorship based in Mexico. Aiming to create a community around new trends for the dance floor and the braindancing, also to rediscover aged sounds and share them with the people. It also has a series of podcasts by local and international DJs.

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ECLEX #25 - Gerhard [MX]

Slovember [live session] for Timeline Music 

Carbon Based Lifeforms /20 seconds (Blood Music)
Leafor Legov /Wave (Giegling)
Francis Harris /Radiofreeze (Scissor & Thread)
Move D /Eastman (AVA records)
Juju & Jordash /A Track David Would Play (Dekmantel)
Pittsburgh Track Authority /Duckshaped (Uzuri)
Grant /Doris Day (Lauren Bacall)
Anton Zap /My Lesson (Solasylum)
Specter /Night Hawk (Tetrode)
Alton Miller /Conversation (Trackmode)
Jon Easley /Harmonie Park Blues (Roundabout Sounds)
Kyle Hall /Ghosten (Third Ear)
Omar S /Set It Out (FXHE)
Patrice Scott /Highness (NDATL)
Patrice Scott /Beyond Deep (Sistrum)
Larry Heard /One. Three. Five. Seven. Eight (Alleviated)
Tevo Howard /Everyday House Music (Beautiful Granville)
Reggie Dokes /Black Thoughts (Psychostasia)
Omar S & Kai Alce /Not Phased (FXHE)
Levon Vincent /Solemn Days (De-Construct)
Sistol /Keno [MH S Y N T H remix] (Slices of Life)
Thor & Matt Thibideau /Transparent Thoughts (Thule)
Deepchord & Fluxion /Accumulate II (Vibrant Music)
Remote_ /A-tonal (Meanwhile)
Model 500 /Starlight (Metroplex)

VR November 2020

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Verdant Session 20_11 for Timeline Music

#135 UEA Tracklist

01. N-Gynn - Lourd [Zeitnot, ZEIT010, 2020]
02. Barbara Goes - Aquarela [Ginga Music, GINGA002, 2020]
03. Jorge Caiado - Nasha’s Groove (Steve O’Sullivan remix) [Groovement, GR036, 2021]
04. Ferdinand - Psychadelics [Transversal, TRVS001, 2020]
05. Robin Ordell - Backwash Intro [No Time County, NTC001, 2020]
06. Huerta - Ruff Groove [Leizure, LZR001, 2020]
07. DJ Chupacabra - Modem [Haws, HAWS009, 2020]
08. Ron Obvious - Elixic 3 [Hearlucinate, HEARLUCINATE002, 2020]
09. Posthuman - Going Deep [We’re Going Deep, WGD001, 2020]
10. Roza Terenzi - Cosmology [Step Ball Chain, STEP01, 2020
11. Reptant - Phasic Reflex [Kalahari Oyster Cult, OYSTER25, 2020] 

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135. Uma Espécie de Azul Radio Show 22.01.21 (English)

Avenue Red presents the second instalment of true deepness from DJ Nemanja Stanojcic, who hails from Vrnjačka Banja, Serbia. This is yet another all-vinyl selection from his nice collection of subterranean house & techno, as always layered nicely with an undercurrent of dreamy, groovy, trippy vibes.

"Hi everyone! This mix picks up where my last one for Avenue Red Podcast (episode 143) left off... welcome back into my world of spaced-out deep house grooves." Nemanja Stanojcic, January 2021

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Avenue Red Podcast #178 - Nemanja Stanojcic

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