Name: Take Off DJ - Kink Gong (RIAFC 040) by RADIO IS A FOREIGN COUNTRY
Duration: 1 h 15 min 53 s
Description: Kink Gong (aka Laurent Jeanneau) is known for his collection of surreal soundscapes made from augmented field recordings. With “Take Off DJ”, Kink Gong returns to the airwaves at Radio is a Foreign Country with a uniquely raw and intense exploration of the pakhawaj drum and other rhythms.

Voice and Indian Percussion: a neverending romance

Hypnogogic and polyrhythmic, Don't DJ invokes deep percussive trance while remixing Azu Tiwaline.

'Draw Me A Silence Remixes' is out March 26th on I.O.T. Records.

Pre-order: bit.ly/3fcoF2A

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Draw Me A Silence Remixes

Premiere: Azu Tiwaline - Until The End (Don't DJ Remix) [I.O.T Records]

A Mix by DJ Atlea featuring purely Katabatik and allied artists. Recorded March 2022. 

Tracklist: 

Nommo Ogo - Ee Ja Nai Ka (Dance Version)
Scarford - No Front
Exillon - 107
Dimentia - Red Chair
Mikronaut - Fantasy Boyfriend Team
Identity Theft - Flecktarn
Group Rhoda - Twin Studies
Scarford - Lavender
HOM - Somn (Identity Theft Mix)
Ceremonial Abyss - Lost
Nezzy Idy - Public Consciousness
D-Syn - Steep Deax
Atlea - Rivulets 
Conniptor - Time of Wickedness
Lunaxix - Evening in Flight
Identity Theft - Outdoor Warning
Fluorescent Grey - Cryogen Fleurets
Only Now - Elements
Thee Source - None Shall Pass
Nezzy Idy - Viscous
Ceremonial Abyss - Don't Flex on Me
Only Now - Bound
Nommo Ogo - Awaken (Nezzy Idy Remix)
Atlea - To the Moon (Identity Theft Remix)

DJ Atlea - Katabatik and Allied Artists Mix - March 2022

the problematic @elijahminnelli joined me on septembers show for a 1 for 1 fight to the death, this was what came out of it.

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Netil Radio | sinny w/ Elijah Minnelli September '22

Lying in fields and ditches, at the edge of old and overgrown graveyards and in lonesome places all over Ireland rest forgotten echoes of our past. Large and unwieldy stones; blocks of granite and sandstone flags which, used in former times as tests of strength, still reverberate with the memory of heroic feats.

The tradition of stone lifting, while well-attested in Scotland, Iceland and other parts of Europe, is a topic about which very little is known in Ireland. For the past year, David Keohan, multiple national European and world champion in kettlebell sport, world record holder, avid strength historian and self-described stone-lifting fanatic, has been (literally) unearthing this little-known aspect of traditional Irish physical culture. Guided by material relating to the practice of stone lifting as found in the archives of the National Folklore Collection, David has been travelling the country identifying lifting stones mentioned in manuscript sources gathered by folklore collectors, and has been talking to locals who remember the lifting of these stones in former times. It has been an honour to assist in shining further light on this topic, and I was delighted to be joined by David for this episode of Blúiríní as he discusses his adventures to date.

Join us as we attempt to set out the scope of the tradition as it existed in Ireland, drawing on NFC collection to examine the occasions on which these stones were lifted, their connection to funeral games and the dead, the role of lifting stones as rites of passage or method of settling dispute as well as their associations with hags, giants and mythical champions.

The richness of our archival collections now serve to assist in the regeneration and reanimation of this once widespread custom, and should serve as a source of inspiration and pride; linking us with the past, with our birthplaces and with those who have gone before us.

David's Instagram: 
https://www.instagram.com/irish_move_athlete/?hl=en

David's YouTube Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/@davidindianakeohans3566

Two highly recommended and very beautiful Rogue Fitness documentaries were mentioned at the outset of the episode. They are available here:

Stoneland (Scottish stone lifting tradition): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhQlNwxn5oo&ab_channel=RogueFitness

Fullsterkur (Icelandic stone lifting tradition): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Tcsg2Yac8&ab_channel=RogueFitness

Website here dedicated to the memory of Scotsman Peter Martin (mentioned in this episode). Peter held a special affection for the Gaels, and his research into Gaelic strength culture and traditional stone lifting was without equal: https://www.oldmanofthestones.com/

Blúiríní Béaloidis 38: Stones Of Strength In Irish Tradition (with David Keohan)

For his second show of the year Dangdut Banget pulls out his favourite records from Peru. Hot tropical music from the Amazon to the Andes mountains ...

Dangdut Banget On Another Note: Peru Special - 25th March 2023

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verkochte kleinteile

You can purchase and download this song here:

https://arambulapaul.bandcamp.com/track/mesquite

(Featured on Democracy Now!- 02/07/2020)

Thank you!

-LYRICS-

The water comes down
They flush to a sea
Where they get into boats
And they manage to flee
And go with the flow
As we wait like some bait 
for a modern pa
to make a flaw with a law
and a new definition for “all” 
holding on
occipital to the thumbs
cover ears with the palms
favorite song sung in a hum
By the velvet mesquite 
Where the guards cannot see
someone sees the bright light of possibility
and when it moves
they yell “run”
Amá and apá sweat yet baby is cold
it shivers with the quivers of the 8 year old’s 
concrete hold
Come out of the sun 
Into the inside
a drop into the rising tide
The old, won’t hold
Noé was the one who was their ideal
Forced to dream, dream until he’s real
now his touch and codes now intertwining,
the pulse silently refining
on both sides of the wall
So we see how it can fall
Because our hands, well they move
with this electrical groove
And the dirt in our nails
becomes soil when it gets wet
from the tide

Mesquite

Princess P & Cio are a couple living in 2 different cities in Switzerland (Bern and Zurich.) Besides their daily jobs Muriel works as a DJ and Cio runs Spezialmaterial at Club Zukunft. While sitting out the current Pandemic-situation in their respective quarantine homes, Cio sent his Records to Bern where Princess P. recorded a sort of Long-Distance-Back-2-Back with music they are currently listening to including Swiss artists such as Starter, Schmutz Sisters or Fizzè.

Princess P B2b Cio x Mutant Radio (Discos Capablanca takeover II)

Smells like magic is the grain in the photos, the wine in the glass. Coffee in the winter sun. That radio feeling.
https://www.mixcloud.com/Smellslikemagic/

Exodus - Don van Palthe
Xede Nge - Roger Damahouzan
Ecoute Moi Camarade - Mohamed Mazouni
The Lost World - Peter Reno
Ene Negn Bay Manesh - Girma Beyene
Holonon Die - Sunny Black's Band
Susie Q - Los Psicodelicos Xochimilcas
All my loving - S.O.S.
Fuera Las Guerras – Unit
In My Father's House - Andrew Wartts And The Gospel Storytellers
Now That We've Found God - Greater Elizabeth Singers
Everybody_s Talkyng At me - Pepa Flores
Tren Transoceánico A Bucaramanga - Los Pekenikes
Soy una nube - Elia y Elizabeth
Don't Let Me Down - Charlotte Dada
Boyi kaka - Poly-Rythmo
El Justiciero - Os Mutantes
shine the ladies - rim and kasa
Bayi L'ense - Lijadu Sisters
He was a guitar player and now he plays machine gun in Vietnam - Pompeo Stillo
Crazy Lazy - Spike
I'll Let The Boys Know - Anita Humes & The Essex

L'envie #38 :: Smells Like Magic

Kink Gong (aka Laurent Jeanneau) is known for his collection of surreal soundscapes made from augmented field recordings. With “Take Off DJ”, Kink Gong returns to the airwaves at Radio is a Foreign Country with a uniquely raw and intense exploration of the pakhawaj drum and other rhythms.

RIAFC 040 - Take Off DJ - Kink Gong

Take Off DJ - Kink Gong (RIAFC 040)

Recorded and assembled by Italian ethnomusicologist Vincenzo Della Ratta, this mixtape features a selection of field recordings made throughout southeast Asia, including a Dayak Benuaq gong ensemble, recorded over the phone one night in Borneo, playing a genre of funerary music called titi mati. And after you’ve listened to this, check out his Sublime Frequencies release Kwangkay: Funerary Music of the Dayak Benuaq of Borneo (SF106LP) and another great collection out on Akuphone called The Gamelan of the Walking Warriors: Gamelan Beleganjur andthe Music of the Ngaben Funerary Ritual in Bali (Akuphone).

Tracklist
1 Semut Megarang, from The Gamelan of the Walking Warriors (Akuphone, AKU1007).
2 Soundscape of Pleiku City (Vietnam, 2007).
3 Pak Viktor plays the gambus lute and sings (Kutai Barat, Kalimantan Timur, Indonesia, 2011).
4 A Jarai gong ensemble playing in a funerary ritual (Central Highlands of Vietnam, 2013).
5 A busker playing the saw duang fiddle (Luang Prabang, Laos, 2009).
6 A Black H’Mong woman singing a song (Sa Pa, Vietnam, 2007).
7 A funeral march played by a brass band (St. Joseph’s Cathedral, Hanoi, Vietnam, 2007).
8 Titi mati, from Kwangkay: Funerary Music of the Dayak Benuaq of Borneo (Sublime Frequencies, SF106LP).
9 A gerantang bamboo xylophone player by the seaside (Pasir Putih, Bali, Indonesia, 2010).
10 An Ede gong ensemble playing in a communal ritual (Central Highlands of Vietnam, 2013).
11 The Juar melody played by a Bahnar man on the ting ning tube zither (Central Highlands of Vietnam, 2018).
12 The Juar melody played by a Jarai gong ensemble in a communal ritual (Central Highlands of Vietnam, 2012).
13 A Dayak Benuaq gong ensemble playing during a healing ritual (Kutai Barat, Kalimantan Timur, Indonesia, 2011).
14 A Black H’Mong man playing the jaw’s harp (Sa Pa, Vietnam, 2007).
15 A Rongao man playing the trung bamboo xylophone (Central Highlands of Vietnam, 2020).
16 A Laotian man playing the khen mouth organ (Southern Laos, 2009).
17 A Dayak Benuaq gong ensemble playing in a healing ritual (Kutai Barat, Kalimantan Timur, Indonesia, 2011).
18 Siu Khoi (ting ning tube zither) and Rochom Tih (koni spike fiddle with a mouth resonator) playing a well-known Jarai lullaby (Central Highlands of Vietnam, 2016). 
19 A Bahnar gong ensemble playing in a communal ritual (Central Highlands of Vietnam, 2019).
20 Kokuh porotok, a well-known Bahnar song, sung by Ksor H’Hoanh and Ksor Thuc, and accompanied by the ting ning tube zither, played by Siu Khoi (Central Highlands of Vietnam, 2009).
21 A Jarai gong ensemble playing in a funerary ritual (Central Highlands of Vietnam, 2012).
22 An old Bahnar man singing the classic French song Boire un petit coup (Central Highlands of Vietnam, 2019).

RIAFC 045

Sounds From Southeast Asia (RIAFC 045)

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