Every day is a new discovery on the Buchla Music Easel.  This time a little retro electronica.  This was recorded directly from a new BEMI Music Easel.

Tangerine Easel

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Cold Fire, Remixed is the sixth of eight remixes packs from Kardano's 2022 album Art of Tones, featuring the soulful vocals of Canadian rapper Kor.

Fellow Vancouverite Will Sea kicks off the collection with a dazzling house remix. NYC's Ghettomelodic Music impress with an indie dance remix as does South Korea's Deep Rooted Tree. Romania's nu IDea closes out the remixes with his electro pop take on the track.

If you're looking for smooth and groovy, look no further.

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Cold Fire, Remixed

Cold Fire (Will Sea Remix)

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Kardano & Kor / Cold Fire (Will Sea Remix)

Hold me close and never let me go

Dance under the moonlight, where we become invisible

My heart is in your hands

Black cat blues in my mind

Under the moon, we dance in invisible ecstasy

How can we be so blind

Dancing under the moonlight, feeling invisible in the crowd

We are the gods of the night

Above the sun and the sea and the land

Black cat blues in my mind

My heart is in your hands

How can we be so blind

Hold me close and never let me go to have a chance

Like a bird that doesn't fly

How could I go on without you so

I am alone in this

Please come on let me go

Hold me closer than I ever thought I would be

Show me you must let me go

I was born into this

Now I want to hold you oh

All the feelings that I have inside

I can't let you take me where I wanna

Black Cat Blues

Every Month on Soho w/ Mobororè

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Under The Sock

My Place (feat. Loretta Perry & Tim Gelo)

Colin Curtis Presents - Stefano De Santis - CCP10

A. Santos ‘79
AA. Moon Over Rio

Stefano De Santis - keys, bass & vocals.
Gaetano De Carli - drums, percussion & vocals.

Steve Conry - Additional production & artwork.

CCP10 - Stefano De Santis - Santos 79   Moon Over Rio

Horses In The Sky

Lost myself in the mix this past Saturday after sad news for our community came our way. Not perfect but just what I needed. House music is our best medicine. Hope you enjoy. 

-Katie
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Off the Cuff Mix by Katie Elder 3/9/19

E496 | William Shakespeare's lifetime overlapped with the height of Ottoman prowess on the world stage, which is partly why so many Turkish characters graced the Elizabethan stage during the 16th and 17th centuries. As our guest Ambereen Dadabhoy explains, the representations of "Turks" and "Moors" in early modern English drama offer a window onto conceptions of race in Europe before the modern period. In this conversation, Dadabhoy shares her experience writing and teaching about race in early modern English literature, and we reflect on the value of Shakespeare for charting connections and transformations in conceptions of Muslim societies from Shakespeare's time to the present.

More at https://www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com/2021/03/shakerace.html

Ambereen Dadabhoy is an Associate Professor of Literature at Harvey Mudd College. Her research and teaching focus on the representation of race and religion in early modern English drama. She's also interested in the Orientalist logics of the war on terror in its early modern and contemporary manifestations.

Chris Gratien is Assistant Professor of History at University of Virginia, where he teaches classes on global environmental history and the Middle East. He is currently preparing a monograph about the environmental history of the Cilicia region of the former Ottoman Empire from the 1850s until the 1950s.

Maryam Patton is a PhD candidate at Harvard University in the joint History and Middle Eastern Studies program. She is interested in early modern cultural exchanges, and her dissertation studies cultures of time and temporal consciousness in the Eastern Mediterranean during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.

CREDITS

Episode No. 496
Release Date: 4 March 2021
Recording Location: Claremont, CA / Charlottesville, VA / Oxford, UK
Sound production by Chris Gratien
Music: John Sayles
Bibliography courtesy of Ambereen Dadabhoy at https://www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com/2021/03/shakerace.html

The Stage Turk in Early Modern English Drama | Ambereen Dadabhoy

Ottoman History Podcast

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