Seattle-based DJ and producer Jeff McIlwain aka Lusine makes electronic music that'll make you want to get creative too. Giving him an excuse to take a quick break from scoring films, we asked the talented artist to take us on a sleepy journey through time and space. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride!

Tracklist:
1. Kid Smpl - I Think It's Gone (DJAO Cover)
2. Lusine - Quiet Day
3. Philip Grass - All I Need
4. Shigeto - Ritual Howl
5. Rival Consoles - Soul (feat. Peter Broderick)
6. Chrome Sparks - The Meaning of Love
7. Dabrye - Magic Says
8. Nosaj Thing - Voices (Dorian Concept Remix)
9. Shinamo Moki - Rowena's Wedding
10. Paul White - Hustle (Bullion Remix)
11. Teebs - Hi Hat (feat. Populous)
12. Fulgeance - Nightwalker
13. Letherette - Boosted
14. Nicolas Jaar - Variations
15. Sun Glitters - Insane

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Slumber Session: Lusine

Recorded by the Bang on a Can festival at MassMoCa on July 27, 2015. Instrumentation is for fixed media, clarinet, electric guitar, cello, bass, piano, and drums. The fixed media track features Evan Chambers, folk singer.

(c) Annika K. Socolofsky 2015. ASCAP. All rights reserved.

About the piece:

“I find that people who come from small places have a very
strong sense of who they are.” – Nic Gareiss

I have never come from a small place. I’ve spent my life jumping around from Edinburgh, to Chicago, to Pittsburgh—city after city after city. But in 2012, for the first time in my life, I moved to a smaller place. In Ann Arbor, Michigan my fiddle and I were swallowed, heads-first, into the traditional Irish music scene. Showing up to familiar faces and tunes and conversation at Conor O’Neill’s on Main St. every Sunday night provided a sense of community I’d never before experienced.

Over the last few years, there’s been this microscopic point inside of me that has started to grow. That point is that sense of belonging, that sense of friendship, that sense of love, that sense of community, that sense of grounding, that inkling of a sense of who… It’s been growing. And that is everything.

a sense of who (2015) // Bang on a Can Summer Fest

“Mother. I miss you. I am hungry. I want to go back to my birthplace.”

Etched in Korean, this phrase sets the solemn tone on the frontispiece of Dictee (1982), a book by Korean-American artist Theresa Hak Kyung Cha (1951–1982). Trilingual in English, Korean, and French, Cha spent her formative years earning 4 degrees at UC Berkeley following her family’s exile to the U.S. due to the Japanese occupation of Korea. This led to her pioneering a fledging and uniquely Korean-American voice, cut short after a brutal attack in NYC a week after the release of her now critical work.

The outer movements refer to a fragment from Dictee illustrating her mother’s desire and hesitation to speak when, under Japanese occupation, she was forbidden from ever speaking her mother tongue. The seemingly incongruous middle movement is an homage to Sea Interludes from Benjamin Britten’s opera, Peter Grimes—a tale which Britten describes simply as “a subject very close to my heart—the struggle of the individual against the masses.” The outer movements explore the reduction, deterioration, and displacement of the interlude material to its component parts—themes and techniques Cha frequented in her own body of work.

I. About to.

Emmanuelle Fleurot, piano

Live recording, Oxford, 16.05.18

Peter Ablinger: Voices and Piano, Angela Davis

Dystopian Dreams, for piano and electronics (2019)

Piano - Tommy Peh
Electronics - Jae Seo

Dystopian Dreams

It's Been a Hard Year

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Song written/produced/recorded by Max Frost
All instruments by Max Frost
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Low High Low

Nice and Slow (EP Version)

My Graduate Recital given at Kemp Recital Hall on April 21, 2013. Accompanied by Casey Dierlam.

William Bolcom - Lilith

homesick

Georgia, when you gonna leave him for me?
I love you baby but
I don’t love your man
I wanna kiss ya but
I don’t understand
When you gonna leave him?
When you gonna leave?

#lesbian #folk #harp #indie #dreampop #harp #voice #opera

I. About to.

peter s. shin

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