Name: Darin Marshall - Monument (Ruoho Ruotsi Reshape) by Ruoho
Duration: 6 min 2 s
Description: The studio-spun dub confections manifested by Ruoho on this remix, for @nudephotomusic, clearly dips into a past reservoir of maximalism, meandering around a plucked melody that drowns out the sound of jaws hitting the ground. Supernacular!!!

https://marineeyes.bandcamp.com/track/tesoro

chamomile turned one last week so i wanted to share a b-side that almost made it on the album...meet tesoro, a drone track with field recordings from my favorite local park! thanks for all of your support <3

written, produced, mixed and photo by cynthia bernard
mastered at Ambient Mountain House by james bernard

tesoro

this is a sketch of mine from 2020, before i was releasing any music as marine eyes. i recently shared this on bandcamp via my new collection 'lessons in letting go: sketches + b-sides'

find that here: https://marineeyes.bandcamp.com/album/lessons-in-letting-go-sketches-b-sides

thanks for listening <3

triggers

this monthly mix series is curated by cynthia bernard (www.marineeyes.bandcamp.com) and has an archive of past mixes available for listening and downloading at cloudcollecting.substack.com. if you like this series and want to see more, please consider a donation at ko-fi.com/marineeyes. thanks for your support!

september ~ women of ambient 

1. marine eyes- of the west (Past Inside the Present)
2. Dania- An Individual (Geographic North) 1:50
3. Jo Johnson- It just is the love it feels (Castles in Space) 3:20
4. Suzanne Ciani + Emily Kokal- Una (dublab) 6:04
5. more eaze- Better (Past Inside the Present) 10:20
6. Qoa- SAUCO (Leaving Records) 13:17
7. Jessica Ackerley- All of the colours are singing (AKP Recordings)
8. Drum & Lace + Nailah Hunter (Fabrique Records) 15:28
9. Inquiri- They’re Gone Forever (Past Inside the Present) 18:23
10. Poemme- Tadpoles (Stereoscenic) 22:42
11. Lauren Helene Green- Slow Spring (Royal Oakie) 25:29
12. Yesol- A Frog’s Wish (Unvaeled) 28:10
13. Nana Mendoza- ve y escúchate (self-released)
14. Sachi Kobayashi- Shimmer (Stereoscenic) 35:17
15. Hadley Roe- When I Look Back… (self-released) 37:48
16. JFDR- Dreams like clouds on the slowest trail (White Sun Recording) 39:56
17. marine eyes- shedding (self-released) 41:20

this mix was performed live at Echo Park Rising on August 17th. the event was curated by AKP Recordings and was hosted at the flagship store of P.F Candle. much gratitude to all involved!

september~ women of ambient

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Meat Grinder

Dubmerge

The studio-spun dub confections manifested by Ruoho on this remix, for @nudephotomusic, clearly dips into a past reservoir of maximalism, meandering around a plucked melody that drowns out the sound of jaws hitting the ground. Supernacular!!!

Darin Marshall - Monument (Ruoho Ruotsi Reshape)

Out 10/26/2018
https://silvioastier-boomarmnation.bandcamp.com/album/pampa-ep

Pampa is a Quechua word (the language of the Incas) which refers to the fertile plains and lowlands of the Río de la Plata, which extend through the central zone of Argentina and Uruguay. 
The arrival of slaves in the 1500’s transformed the Pampa into a sonorous territory of rhythms mixed between African percussion and the native song of the Gauchos. However, in the mid-nineteenth century, revolution and war silenced the Pampa. 
A silence which led Silvio Astier to look deeply into his own Argentinian roots. 

With the Pampa EP, Silvio Astier presents a musical exploration of the ancestral Latin American landscape of the Pampa. 
The journey is led by Slivio’s own Pampean style guitar playing, flutes and hand percussion, set beautifully against the warmth of sub bass, mystical dub FX, vocals, and soundscapes. 

Silvio Astier is a multi instrumentalist musician and producer based in Buenos Aires. Mixing the rhythms and ancestral musical landscapes of Latin America with textures and beats of organic electronics. This sound is the product of the search for ancient Latin American music and its African influence, the constant dialogue between reminiscences of the past and the electronic sound of the present.

Silvio Astier -  El Coraquenque Ciego

The indigenous cause is an urgent one not only in terms of territory but also when it comes to the preservation of the vast native Brazilian culture and Brazilian singer-songwriter Marlui Miranda has been dedicating herself for almost four decades to keep their music alive (she's a doctorate on native Brazilian music, so you know). 

In 1995, Marlui released the album "Ihu: Todos os Sons", a collection of native Brazilian chants she gathered in her field researches and released only in CD through two small labels (one in the US, the other in Brazil). This research started in 1986, funded by the John Simmon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, and it investigated the sounds of different tribes in the Rondônia state, northern Brazil, namely the Suruí, the Makuarap, the Aruá, the Tupari and the Jaboti tribes - the latter being the one identified with the "Tchori Tchori" chant, which praises a bird called biguá. 

The haunting, beautiful melody of "Tchori Tchori" couldn't get a better companion than the exquisite musical palette of Uakti, one of Brazil's greatest instrumental groups, known for creating their own instruments (you've heard them before in Selva Discos alongside Maria Rita). That's what the listener gets on the A side of this release - the deep sound frequencies of a 45RPM cut, fully remastered, of a song never put on a vinyl record before.
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released June 8, 2018

Jaboti tribe chant adapted by M.Miranda.
Taken from the album "Ihu - Todos os Sons" (1995)

Bandcamp: https://selvadiscos.bandcamp.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/selvadiscos/

Marlui Miranda - Tchori Tchori (Feat. Uakti)

PSI004 Challenger Deep | OUT 06.12.19

Handstamped 12" Vinyl

Pre-order: https://www.redeyerecords.co.uk/vinyl/117032-psi004-luss-simple-dub--summit

Simple Dub

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Simple Dub / Summit | 12" | PSI004 Challenger Deep | 06.12.19

Parama 003 - A1
live takes recorded directly to cassette

Symphonic Dances

Multicoloured blasts of undulating, unstable tapestries, ricocheting Dancehall mutations over reverbed-out dread techno bassline warps

Raised on a diet of  1970s Afrobeat, Jùjú music & genre-defying Black American pop, Ruoho's music draws upon the visceral aesthetics of dub, techno, garage & impractical melodic leitmotifs from experimental electro-acoustics, fusing them into imaginative new exhilarations, sometimes 4-on-the-floor, other times Avant-dubwise or ambient. His music has been described by some as “vaporous”, “aching and expansive” & “a wicked dub abstraction”.

Ruoho won an international BBC Radio 1 remix competition, reshaping Steve Reich's seminal piece “Music for 18 Musicians” & has released 12" vinyl records on numerous boutique labels like Unfulfillment (Montréal), Zero G Sounds (Boston), Thoughtless Music (Toronto), de'fchild productions (San Francisco), Adjunct Digital (Los Angeles), Skor Records (Los Angeles), Auralism (San Francisco) & Creaked Records (Switzerland). He has performed live at the Winter Music Conference (Miami), Decibel Festival (Seattle) as well as numerous underground venues across North America.

Darin Marshall - Monument (Ruoho Ruotsi Reshape)

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