Promoting Turkish Dub, Reggae, DnB, Dubstep, Ska, Rap, Chillout, Ambient, Beats, Breaks and all bass culture.. 

🎶🐉 Music as Medicine for the Soul
🌬️❤️‍🔥 Sufism as Remedy for the Heart
🎉🌎 Conscious Celebration for Social Transformation
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Be part of the Ministry of Music Medicine (MOMM)!
👇🏻  Enter the online Community:
🌍 [International] - https://nas.io/ministry-of-music-medicine
🇧🇷 [Brazil] - https://nas.io/ministerio-da-medicina-musical

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📜 About:
🎶🐉 The Music Medicine A living experience exploring, studying, and sharing diverse musical approaches and schools of thought/practice, blending tradition & modernity, spirit & reason, celebration & meditation.

Founded by ethnomusicology researcher, music therapist, musician, composer & DJ, Dimitri Dermentzioglou, The Music Medicine uses music as a tool to awaken creativity, potential, and connection, educate about music and its history, bring people and cultures together, and foster harmony & joy.

Rooted in indigenous and plant medicine rituals in Brazil, inspired by the symbol “YAO” 藥 (Medicine + Music in pre-Chinese language), and enriched through contact with Sufism and spiritual traditions around the world, the project is a living school of medicinal music, exploring its science, mysticism, and transformative power.

Through sound, music, dancing, chanting, ritual, and celebration, The Music Medicine facilitates safe spaces for expression, personal development, and collective well-being.

From The Music Medicine grew The Ministry of Music Medicine (MOMM), a temple of music, ritual & community.

Sista Sound is a music collective of women MC's and DJ's that are currently based all across Turkey. // @aysucogur, @djbosslady, @lady-kadijah, @kulakkurdu, @melissalaraclissold, @mbozdag, @sistaaloha, @sistatheta, @ozgeurer,

Delia Derbyshire Day is an electronic music charitable organisation whose aims are to advance the art and education of electronic music via the works and archive of Delia Derbyshire (1937-2001).
More info at http://deliaderbyshireday.wordpress.com/

Delia Derbyshire Day is a Manchester-based organisation which pays homage to the late great Delia Derbyshire (1937-2001) – a pioneer of electronic music in England in the 1960’s. She is most famous for realising Ron Grainer’s original Dr Who theme in 1963, but during her time at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop she produced so much more music and sound for radio, TV and theatre. Delia’s archive is housed at University of Manchester. 

Delia Derbyshire Day (DD Day) is an almost annual event in Manchester, with national touring events and an on-going education programme.

More info at http://deliaderbyshireday.com/

Tapes moved to Hearthis.at.
https://hearthis.at/mixtapesarespiritualthings/

www.buenavida.co.uk

Community radio. Broadcasting live from Cafe Buena Vida in Glasgow, Scotland. Come visit us.

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The Centre for Dance Research (C-DaRE) is located within the Faculty of Arts and Humanities. The Centre, led by Director Professor Sarah Whatley, specialises in an inclusive interdisciplinary approach to diverse forms of artistic and scholarly research in dance supported by new approaches to documentation, analysis and dissemination of choreographic creativity.

C-DaRE embraces leading edge research developments including reflexive enquiry into embodied practices, collective and political action, digitisation, cultural value and the expanded choreographic field. In addition, C-DaRE also seeks to investigate and critique the legal frameworks that can be used to support and empower the sector.

On this channel we share some of the research led conversations and interviews that take place within the centre and with our collaborators.

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