Dance pastures ft. Otto Nervous

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Anders Patch.m4a

New Recording 14

Blue bottle .m4a

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@kobedupree

Tracklist:
Frozen - Kercha
Bootin' - Footclan
Dust Solution - Morphology
Return Of The Orc - Bass Junkie
Habibi Trio Mix (Rebel Up Duckfood Remix) - Babylon Trio
Hidden Notes Project - Rod20
Awake - Viels
Epilogue 6 - Mod21
Song About My Neighbours - Stanislav Tolkachev
Cult Of Osiris - Uun
Simulated Future - Nereid
Cosmic Noise - S.E.R.E.S.
Hiss - Psk
Anti Depress - Regent
Screen (2018 Re-edit) - Planetary Assault Systems
Else - Xhin
Weekend Jam (V2) - Kai Von Dongen
Mod21 Philadelphia Experiment ( Marco Shuttle Kickass remiX ) - Mod21, Refracted, Plant43, Neel, Marco Shuttle
Bustas - Club Cab
Untitled One - Viels
Red Uprise - Abdulla Rashim
Perfecta Unione - r²π
Weiter Noch - Plastikman
Boundless - AINT.S
Collider (Karenn Remix) - Jon Hopkins
Delayed Action - Rasser
Uxum - Tronus
ELO13 - DJ Dextro
Forward - Blenk
Give Your Body (Delta Funktionen 3AM Mix) - Random XS
Kobes 54th Bday - JANET
Dabke Dilan - Nure (feat. Rizan Said)

Rumors Mix Series #079: Kobe Dupree

smart mix 60: @kobedupree

a familiar character for smartbar regulars, Kobe Dupree is a DJ and live techno artist who's heavily influenced by the Midwest rave spirit. here, Kobe serves up a mix of no frills techno with both exotic and hypnotic elements. he also runs Dingning Records and has released on Double Vision and Lithograph Records. 

head over to Kobe's charity of choice http://www.db4d.org/ and consider a donation

Smart Mix 60: Kobe Dupree

The first part of this episode originally aired three years ago, when the Oakland Museum opened an exhibit of Dorothea Lange photos called Politics of Seeing. Now, the Oakland Museum is launching a huge digital archive of Lange’s work, so I’ve decided to re-run the original episode plus a new interview with Drew Johnson, OMCA’s Curator of Photography and Visual Culture, about why these photos are worth a new look in 2020.

Here’s the description for the original episode:

Dorothea Lange is one of the most famous photographers of all time, but the local work she did during her many decades as an East Bay resident is often overlooked. This episode explores how she went from taking portraits of the Bay Area’s wealthiest families to documenting the poor and working class. Dorothea’s goddaughter, Elizabeth Partridge, and Drew Johnson, curator of the Oakland Museum’s new Dorothea Lange exhibition, share insights on what makes her photographs so iconic—and why they’re still so relevant.

To see the Dorothea Lange Digital Archive, visit: https://dorothealange.museumca.org/

To see images and links to related to this story, visit: https://eastbayyesterday.com/

East Bay Yesterday can’t survive without your support. Please donate to keep this show alive: www.patreon.com/eastbayyesterday

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