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All Nerve with No Sir @ The Lot Radio 02-17-2025

Into the Light • Drifting w/ Ilias Pitsios (24.02.2025)

12th Isle co-founder Fergus Clark runs a monthly session through chaotic record shelves, tascam nightmares, label related tracks and unreleased music from the global sphere.  
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/fergus-clark/episodes/fergus-clark-11th-march-2025

Fergus Clark 110325

Dawn moods for the early birds, courtesy of Sleepier & Impey aka Spirit Blue.  
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/early-bird-show-spirit-blue/episodes/early-bird-show-spirit-blue-26th-march-2025

The Early Bird Show w/ Spirit Blue 260325

Recorded live mix at Tender in Melbourne, Australia on 23rd March 2025, part 1 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/organic-music/episodes/organic-music-26th-march-2025

Organic Music Tokyo w/ Chee Shimizu 260325

Floor Length Skirts - 22.03.25

NO WEAPON IS ABSOLUTE - DJ Sundae - 02-04-2025 - NTS 2

Weightless ambient, assertive techno, or various genres of broken rhythms in between.



Daydreaming w/ Shorlax & Rick Shiver @ Kiosk Radio 08.04.2025

| THEORY THERAPY | w/ Low End Theorists | E35

Enjoy listening to the live recording of Thomas Lea Clarke's DJ set at 90mil. An eclectic mix that fuses the downtempo spheres of post punk, tribal and acid.
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SAVE THE DATE -> 08.08 - 10.08 -> Listen Listen Sommerfest (100 kilometers northwest of Berlin)

Listen Listen at 90mil - Thomas Lea Clarke

For last week’s episode I put together a mix of modernist ballads from West Africa, primarily works from the 1970s. About half the songs gathered here are from Senegal, an epicentre of post-colonial cultural forms, featuring a capacious cosmopolitan hybridity which drew from American jazz and psychedelic rock, French chanson, Cuban bolero, Congolese rhumba, Martinician beguine, Wolof griot music, and the complex polyrhythms of Mande musical traditions. Other songs in this mix come from Mali, Guinea-Bissau, Togo, and Benin, joined in pan-African solidarity as well as sharing a modernist sensibility, fraught with both melancholy for the failure of post-colonial nationalism and a utopic yearning for social change. These songs are exemplary of Tsitsi Ella Jaji calls “stereomodernism.” in her wonderful book, Africa in Stereo.

Séance Centre Radio Episode 85: Modernist Ballads from West Africa

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