Voice of Art - Nine Days Of Silence 
Miskotom - Moonlight in the Desert
The Beatles - Strawberry Fields Forever
Bronski Beat - Smalltown Boy (Acoustic mix)
Tony Esposito - Rosso Napoletano (Mushrooms Project 2018 Rework)
Yggdrasil - Dimun (Mikle Salta & Mortale remix)
Wolf Mueller & Niklas Wandt - Expedition
Nev Cottee - Instrumental

Music For Dreams Radio Show 18.12.21

RADIO.D59B / BEST FRIEND #24 w/ Eddie C

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TASCAM DR-22WL

2022-03-05 SIRS pres. SIRSounds Part 1

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https://openlab.fm/news/curiosities-019-cici

https://soundcloud.com/cici-cavanagh is back on OpenLab with this month's episode of Curiosities, a brand new hour of music featuring tracks y Vitalic, Roman Flügel, Iñigo Vontier, and some of Cici's own unreleased tracks.

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Curiosities 019 - Cici

2022-04-28 Live At Whose House (Mandel Turner)

Live at brilliant corners (20/05/22)

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Charles Webster is back with this week’s Appetite For Selection radio show! Join him for 2 hours of masterfully selected tunes for your Sunday evening listening pleasure. 

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Appetite For Selection 106 - Charles Webster

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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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2022-04-28 Live At Whose House (Mandel Turner)

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