Radio locale et nomade, Fréquences Ephémères résiste à l'hégémonie libérale et marchande qui truste la bande FM. Créée en 1995, l'association Fréquences Ephémères, s'applique à ressusciter l'esprit de feu les radios libres et pirates par la réappropriation citoyenne de l'espace hertzien.
Photo : Romain Boutillier 

label, dj and platform for a wide range of underappreciated music from north africa and west asia

Music blog. Live your life with the best music.
Rome, Italy

Contact : therightfeel@gmail.com

Enrico Cascioli



"Imaginons que nous revenions aux premiers temps de la radio. Imaginons une pièce sonore, une composition bruitiste, une pièce radiophonique, un documentaire sonore où tous les sons seraient uniquement produits par la voix humaine."

tentative d'expolrere le montage sonore. Pour en faire du cinéma pour l'oreille.
Paysage sonore.
Mixer en direct à la radio tous les supports sonores.

Producer, DJ / Blanc Manioc
BOOKING: praktikafrika@gmail.com
PRESS: frederique.miguel@gmail.com

"This state where you escape to music without expecting something pre-built. A mixture of letting go and permanent discovery"

Biographie
PRAKTIKA (France, Blanc Manioc)

French music producer and DJ Jérôme Fouqueray (aka Praktika) has twelve years of experience in music and was looking for new sounds and influences when he turned his ears onto the other side of the Mediterranean sea.
In 2014, he took his music machines for the first time to the warm lands of West Africa - a musical playground so reach in possibilities that he settled there. Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Mali, Nigeria, Benin, Chad, Senegal... Praktika lives to- day between these various countries, hungry for new sonic palettes, new musical structures and workflow to spice up his own music productions.
It took him five years to develop a sound outside the beaten tracks, often through live improv sessions & jams with local instrumentists.
His dj-sets paint a road-movie where dark techno blends with South African Gqom, Chicago house and West African rhythms and sounds. Each set always co- mes with with a touch of surprising turns, brought about by Praktika’s fresh edits of old African tunes.

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