Name: Anadol: Ablamın Gözleri (Pingipung 074, LP & digital) by Pingipung
Duration: 2 min 56 s
Description: Ablamın Gözleri is the third track of Anadol's album FELICITA.

Gizli Duygular is the opening track of Anadol's LP Felicita.

Felicta

Felicita

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Anadol: Gizli Duygular (Pingipung 074, LP & digital)

Celebrating the release of her new album "Felicita" on March 18, here is a new Pingipung Podcast by Anadol. Completely different from last time, but just as wonderful.

Check out the album here: https://anadol.bandcamp.com/album/felicita
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Ablamın Gözleri is the third track of Anadol's album FELICITA.

Gizli Duygular

Anadol: Ablamın Gözleri (Pingipung 074, LP & digital)

Felicita Lale is the third track of Anadol's album FELICITA.

Felicita Lale

Anadol: Felicita Lale (Pingipung 074, LP & digital)

XX, Pingipung. A Record Label Turns 20.
This is the opening track for our anniversary release "XX, Pingipung".

2002-2022, that’s 20 years of Pingipung! The German record label celebrates its anniversary with exclusive tracks by a fine selection of artists from the label roster as well as new names. Instead of looking back at the classics, Pingipung chose to compile a kaleidoscopic preview of possible future directions for the label. 
The line-up features playfully melancholic songs by Museum Of No Art, Peter Power or The Notwist, an excursion to the desert by RVDS or a psychedelic take on Dub in Tolouse Low Trax’ remix for the Ainu singer Umeko Ando. Artists such as Anadol, Y Bülbül, MD Pallavi & Andi Otto, M.RUX, Sven Kacirek, Schlammpeitziger, Peter Presto and F.S.Blumm are already well known to the Pingipung audience. They contribute exclusive new tracks, adding to their existing output on the label.  
It’s impossible to file this compilation under a genre, which is exactly the case with Pingipung in general - bull’s eye. The collection of tracks is pressed in the perfect format to match the Pingipung jubilee: A 2x10’’ vinyl in a gatefold sleeve.

XX, Pingipung

XX Pingipung

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Anadol - Öksürük (Pingipung 075, 2x10'' & digital)

Y Bülbül is back on the controls accompanied by Yumurta, a percussionist from Istanbul. “Big K” is the last track from the album “Not One, Not Two” that is based on a one-way transmission of improvised drum recordings from an industrial estate in Maslak to another one in Tottenham. There Y Bülbül laid down fragmented layers of bass, synths, guitars and field recordings over Yumurta’s singular drum takes. The result is a free-form deep listening album for fans of dub, ambient and kosmische music.

Not One, Not Two

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Y Bülbül, Yumurta: Big K (Pingipung 076)

Relaximizing

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Extract from "The Totemist" (Akuphone AKU1023 LP/Digital)
Buy:  akuphone.com/catalog/eDyW6yWZkAK#content

First vinyl release of Ak'chamel after a prolific cassette discography, The Totemist is a deep psychedelic-folk album hinted by mysticism, some of which was written and recorded in a ghost-town in the Chihuahuan Desert in far West Texas - a place where the dead outnumber the living. Various overdubs and field recordings were captured in the historic Terlingua cemetery : an ancient burial ground filled with small grottoes and graves made of sticks and stones. This being the final resting place for miners who succumbed from illnesses derived from the toxic rare-earth element known as mercury.

Ak’chamel, The Giver of Illness are fourth world post-colonial cultural cannibalists circumcising the foreskin of enlightenment. Performing in homemade costumes and masks, they have played festivals in various cities around the U.S gaining international attention from Vice, The Wire, Tiny Mix Tapes, Consequence of Sound, and many more. Enter the fourth world now !

All tracks composed, performed, recorded and produced by Ak'chamel, The Giver of Illness. Mastered by Mark Gergis.

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Art: mt.chills   https://www.instagram.com/mtchills/?hl=ja


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種を蒔いて/二葉愛でて/水をあげて/花を咲かす
Spread seeds/Love sprouts/and Water them/Make it broom..

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Buy Release: https://lionsdrums.bandcamp.com/
Youtube Stream: https://youtu.be/vPRXrQfXy2o

In May 2019, Lion's Drums recorded an album at a Kogis' (Kagabas*) village, in the Sierra Nevada mountain of Santa Marta in Colombia.

Kagabas are indigenous people who consider themselves to be the guardians of the Earth and are concerned by the modern world's attempts to destroy it. The mountain - in Colombia - is their home, it is quite literally a microcosm, a mirror of the planet in which every ecological zone is represented. The damaging lifestyles which stems from the capitalistic dogma are affecting their environment and from their vantage point on the mountain they can see how this is straining the rest of the planet. 

Singing is a staple feature of the Kagabas culture, it is considered as a way to connect with the environment. There are for example a song of the monkey, of the deer, snake, laughing or even death - singing is a way for the Kagabas to feel safe around these animals and concepts and to live peacefully among them without fear and without the need to chase them away. As there's no writing, music and singing are a way to pass memory, knowledge and awareness down through generations. 

The ongoing ecological disaster, the uncertainty of the current times and the temptation for many of the youths to leave the mountains for the big city life make this transmission issue all the more critical.

As we exchanged prior to my visit and while I was there, the recording and sharing of these songs was a recurring topic and we agreed to have singing at the core of this musical project. 

Lions's Drums was welcomed to spend a week within their community to record this album. I spent most of the time there with the Máma of the village (Mámas are spiritual and intellectual guides that keep the memory of the civilization) and his son Camilo, with help from Franz who has been working with the Kagabas for about 15 years now as part of the Native organization which he runs.

This album combines songs, field recordings of the village and of its surrounding nature, as well as musical compositions he made in his studio. They liked the result and approved this album to be released. Fully aware of the responsibility the Kagabas have entrusted him with. he decided to self release this album and will give all the benefits to the Nativa organization to support its fight for the replanting of trees and getting land back.

* Widely known as « Kogis », the name they were given to by the « civilised man », they actually call themselves « Kagaba ».

Kagabas EP

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