Lucy Liyou

9/29/23 -- [1 - 500] -- 6/21/24
mixes 4 -- License plate sounds

yes, i know these playlists are pretty much just tony mixes, so?

mixes IV Tingujt e targave

ASIAN CORE DATABASE 'S TRACKS

Ambient Drone

Soleil Rouge introduit Premier Rayon. Une compilation réunissant artistes présentés et artistes à venir. Depuis 2020, Soleil Rouge se caractérise par la rencontre d’esprits souhaitant penser et partager des espaces de création sincères et sensibles au regard des bouleversements que nous connaissons. Premier Rayon résulte de la première édition de Paturia. Un séjour en communauté s’établissant à Mazirat (03), ayant pour cœur la découverte et la promotion d’arts musicaux et visuels.

Sorti au mois d’Août 2021, affilié à Soleil Rouge - Paturia. Direction artistique par Marie Desseauves & Antoine Odin. Mastering par Guillaume Lespinasse. Artwork design par Elioth Joris, Jules Rousselet, Paul Peyrolle, Raphael Amiet & Vincent Bentolila. Remerciements tout particuliers à Marie-Hélène et Dominique Desseauves, ainsi qu’à toutes les personnes impliquées dans ce projet. Durée totale : 53:43. Impression offset limitée à 250 copies. SR001, Soleil Rouge Records, tous droits réservés.

Lucy Liyou - Gentle Method

Artist: Various Artists
Album: Tetra Hysteria Manifesto
Format: Digital / Tape
Cat.No: CHI033
Master: Justin Randel
Artwork: Saphy Vong
Release Date: 23/07/2021


Chinabot celebrates its 4th anniversary with a new label compilation. Featuring Experimentalists and producers from across Asia, Tetra Hysteria Manifesto has a full spectrum of styles. 

Tetra Hysteria Manifesto is 14 tracks from many of the first artists affiliated with Chinabot, as well as showcasing new artists, including exclusive tracks from Korean musician Arexibo. Shangai-based producer Laughing Ears returns on track Black Swan, as does Jaeho Hwang in collaboration with his niece and nephew for a cathartic electronic lullaby and Kyoto based Seaketa returns with hyperactive arpeggios.

The compilation also features a collaboration between OHYUNG and Korean American luci liyou. Thai noise activist Pisitakun returns with a soundtrack to the 2010 Thai military crackdown, while French avant-garde cellist Vincent Laju and South Korean Samin Son collaborate on a fully improvised track that blurs the line between strings and groaning alien vocalisations, and Japanese King Rambo Sound showcases his dirty acid industrial dub.

New to Chinabot is Juan Arminandi, an experimental percussive stringed instrument builder from West Borneo whose commissions include Raja Kirik and Senyawa. He uses his music as a statement about the rampant ecological destruction of his native Pontianak. We also welcome psychedelic noise metal jams by the young Vietnamese band Rắn Cạp Đuôi to the label.

Tetra Hysteria Manifesto focuses on the number 4, a common tetraphobia which is considered to be bad luck in a lot of parts of Asia. Some companies avoid the use of number 4 in aircraft registrations, building blocks, and smartphone releases, skipping from version 3 to 5.

The release celebrates and plays with the fun idea of superstition and not skipping or avoiding the use of number 4. It symbolises a radical acceptance that some things are out of control, against the desire to control things that we may not necessarily have in our power. The future is uncertain. We live in a world surrounded by superstitions. One person’s belief is another person’s myth.

Every one of the artists featured here embrace the here and now, and what’s to come. The protest element from the 3 previous compilations is not limited to politics on this 4th edition.

Tetra Hysteria Manifesto

funeral ft. lucy liyou

OHYUNG - funeral ft. lucy liyou

First Contact

Lucy Liyou’s music carries with it deeply personal poetry, in a literal and metaphorical sense, conveyed using sound collage, noise, field recordings, and abstracted pop tendencies. When Notice first heard Lucy’s music, we were struck by its incredible honesty, vulnerability, and originality. For her first collaboration, A Need/A Want, she is joined by Philadelphia-based guitarist and lyricist Yska. Bizarre shards of Yska's electric guitar permeate Lucy’s deft and supple production techniques as the sounds contained throughout the two pieces produce moments of confusion, bliss, and catharsis. Using text-to-voice and largely unprocessed singing, the duo's lyrics present a refreshing and striking potency: “I’ve only been there once; and only for a little while; she walked like lavender; swaying, leaning…”. Music this honest and also so carefully crafted is a true treasure, and A Need/A Want is a testament to musicians honing their visions in a very unique way.
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NTR068 - Lucy Liyou - Yska - A Need - A Want - "A Need"

Taken from SBKT048: 33EMYBW & Gooooose - Trans-Aeon Express

Artwork: Weirdcore
Design: Luke Griffiths
Mastering: Raphael Valensi
Release Date: 25th March 2022

In late 2020, in the midst of lock downs and worldwide uncertainty, London based visual artist Weirdcore presented his first solo exhibition, ‘Orient Flux’, at SKP-S in Beijing, supported by Kennedy London. Developed and produced remotely due to travel restrictions, the exhibition spanned 7 interconnecting audio-visual installations forming a ‘train station from the future’, with music and sound design by 33EMYBW and Gooooose. Initially arriving at the ‘Stellar Lounge’, passengers traversed through the ‘Oblique’ security checks, decompress and adjust their bodies for travel in the ‘Microcosmic’ zone, and pass through the ‘Infinity Gates’ and ‘Dimensional Horizon’ to finally board the ‘Trans-Aeon Express’, an illusory bullet train, to embark on a spatio-temporal journey through time.

‘Trans-Aeon Express’ by 33EMYBW and Gooooose is a continuation of this project, with music and sound design from the exhibition, as well as new tracks inspired by and sampling elements/ambience from the various installations. Released on a limited-edition LP, as well as digitally, the album features new artwork by Weirdcore, updating and evolving the original Orient Flux emblem, with graphic design and layout by Luke Griffiths.

Special thanks to Kennedy London and SKP-S Beijing.

Trans-Aeon Express

33EMYBW - Macrocosmic

Recorded for Gravity Berlin by @chlo-lula. More info via bit.ly/GraviLula

Gravity Berlin Mix by Chloe Lula

I decided to take a short break from the sad piano vortex & moved north into the Flemish countryside & recorded a drone record. 
Although initially inspired by a recurring dream wherein “if someone listened to the music I created, then they would die.” 
I would like to acknowledge the barbiturate from the album title as both muse and sacred escape: 
“When you are sitting face forward on the daily emotional meat grinder of life, I always wished I could have some, 
so I could just fall asleep automatically and the feeling would not be there anymore.”

Tissue Of Lies

V23 LYL W/Nick Jersey

Music to hoover the (hard) house to, this week's TANK Mix comes from Planet Fun alumnus DJ Fingerblast.

Tracklist:
David Sgarbi - Feel The Drums (DJ Gollum Remix)
Lisa Pin Up - Future Acid House (BK Mix)
Wayne Smart & Matt Adam - Big Tings
Charlie Bosh - The Rhythm
BK & Anne Savage - Junglize 
Dawn Lee - Easy As 
Captain Tinrib & Frank Farrell - Get Lost 
Karim & Frank Farrel - Sharona (2017 Mix)
Matt Wade - The Fear
Ben Stevens & Costa Pantazis - Supercollider 
Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss - Massive Line
Hilly - What Is A DJ If He Can't Spam
Mr Mister - Hoover
Justin Daniels - Lay Down The Law 
Wayne German - House Takes You
Mr Bear - Donkeysaurus 
Banks & Taylor - Wastin' Time

TANK Mix: DJ Fingerblast

Torn Down

Satisfy Me..... (Funky)

wishing you a happy day and that the flooding didn't hurt you

mixed by @lucytheliyou
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TRACKLIST:
Kevin Corcoran / Jacob Felix Heule - Intertidal
Choi Joonyong, Hong Chulki & Kevin Drumm - Normal (Track 3)
John Bischoff - Piano 7hz
Dionne Warwick - A House is Not a Home
nmmyvh - softdrink4
The Names - GMGS

Lucy Liyou - pseudo-illness

Aïsha Devi nurtures an idiosyncratic approach to her music. She describes her sound as Aetherave, and uses bassy-heavy club motifs and intentional aesthetic signifiers to transport listeners to a dizzying, kinetic environment, harnessing timeless frequencies. On each record, Devi has advanced her philosophy and developed her technology; her last album 'DNA Feelings' was a radical hybrid of ancient mysticism and rebellious pop, and 'Death is Home' propels listeners towards the extremes, bending fictile beats and cybernetic textures into transformational songs. This eagerly-awaited new album is a livable, breathable sonic essence that reveals itself alchemically, reorienting anachronistic cultural preconceptions with its contemporary, ornate language and eerie architecture.

'Death is Home' is ultimately a manifesto. It's Devi's most revealing work to date and a direct result of her personal evolution and ongoing quest. Growing up under the shadow of isolation and abuse, she formed her practice as a healing method, using it to neutralize her past and recreate an alternate, more hospitable reality - beyond the human condition. 
Her feelings were compounded when she tracked down the whereabouts of her father B.K. Gurung, a Nepali drummer whom she never knew. Devi was informed he had died young, but rather than perceive this as a binary, through mourning, she realized that his existence had already offered her a lifeline and a refuge. 

Devi's words and productions reach out to a place where weightlessness has the power to dissolve the corporeal world's manufactured terror of death. Without this trepidation, life's boundaries and limitations fall away. "Burn the flesh, a Deva's born," she sings over tense, pneumatic kicks on 'Not Defined by the Visible'. Her voice is contorted by electronic processes, but the meaning is human: to reach the holy, we must shed our skin. The narrative that guides the album unfurls with the plasticity of an open-world videogame, a space where one can unravel the dogma of life vs. death. On 'Lick Your Wounds', Devi reveals her deepest trauma, pacifying it with rousing, ritualistic rhythms and melancholic pads. "Vapors of violence remain in my broken bones, intoxicate my DNA," she invokes. "I'll lick my wounds and heal at night. I'll take over." She extends this invitation to anybody tuned in to her signals, providing lodging for those that crave it. Birth is virtual. Death is home.

Death Is Home

vinyl / stream

Not Defined By The Visible

Longing is the Sound of the Wind

The Refugees Right of Return

Since 1948 to present, Israel’s culture of ethnic cleansing and dispossession of Palestinian Land has devised a perpetual cycle of expulsion. Millions of first, second and third generation refugees continue to inhabit camps, doomed to an impoverished exile. Over a million Palestinians have been killed in exodus from Zionist imposed famine, poverty and displacement, with no right to return to their homeland.

The photographs taken during the Nakba, mirror those taken today of the Palestinians who are being forcibly displaced from Gaza.

This release is dedicated to the men, woman and children who continue to navigate their exile in limbo.

To the woman who innovated our textiles and wrote the history and culture of Palestine with their needles.  

To the men who planted our olive and orange trees, harvested by strange hands.

To the children who had their childhood stolen, separated from the umbilical cords that once connected them to their land.

To the Palestinians who have died in exile, that never...  more
credits
released November 13, 2023

Mastered by Kujo from the acclaimed Modular Mind Studio.

This VA is dedicated to the loving memory of Jawad Hashem Eltarifi.
Rest in Serenity.

BUY AND SUPPORT GAZA

KMRU - Epoch

Ambient w// DJ MELL G at werk37

Udeekna

Sudden Awakening

"Surfing on the crest of a whirlwind year, Animistic Beliefs are releasing their 8- track debut album Mindset:Reset on the inimitable Solar One Music. The duo has utilized their bespoke setup and expansive list of influences to create a contemporary electro record”.

Happy to finally share with you the first glimpse of our first album!!
This track is called Succubi Island. Hope you enjoy it :)
Album cover by Isolde Woudstra.

 Full album out on 24-09-2019.

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Mindset:Reset

PREMIERE: Animistic Beliefs - Succubi Island [Solar One Music]

https://hkcr.live/shows/dylan-price-w-lucy-liyou-12-10-2020

Dylan Price w/ Lucy Liyou - 12/10/2020

Show #01: Lucy Liyou 
Philadelphia-based artist Lucy Liyou synthesizes field recordings, text-to-speech readings, poetry, and elements from Korean folk opera into sonic narratives that explore the implications of Orientalism and Westernization. Though their music reflects the work of genres such as post-industrial and musique-concrète, Lucy Liyou is greatly influenced by audiobooks as well as music from the Impressionist period and Neoclassical period. Lucy Liyou’s debut project A Hope I Had, which caught the attention of South London based artist Klein, was a sonic examination of hereditary depression in Asian families. Their following project Welfare, which was released in March through Klein’s label ijn inc., is an ambitious analysis of the colonialist concept of self-care. Most recently, they premiered their new project, Hey Jackie, at the 2020 Avantwhatever Festival in July.

in that fold of glass. 
I can see us. 
holding each other’s faces / wondering which buttons to press. 

your cheeks. 
your mouth. 

a lake appears in the space between your eyes. 
silk in the shape of your pulse. 
layering over the corners of your image. 
preserving. 
I hope. 

*** 

“stand still.” 
you say. 
and you capture my posture with a blink. 

“I’ve known you.” 
“I’ve always known you.” 

I nod. 
and look in. 
while you tell me my history. 

with a gesture. 
I’ve seen before. 

go on.

A retrouver sur www.olaradio.fr

Lucy Liyou - pseudo-illness

Secraphil