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Tamoanchan is a humble dedication to the people, the beauty, the landscapes and the the darkness of México. This music was written in and inspired by El Búho´s two years living in Mexico City and time spent travelling across the country. It´s sound encompasses cumbia rhythms, deep basses and wavering flutes alongside field recordings of crickets, forests and festivals. 

Cumbia de Totl or the cumbia of the owl narrates the journey out of Mexico City, rising above the mountains and into Mexico´s beautiful rolling landscapes. La Hora Más Oscura was written in the darkest hours of the night before dawn breaks at the Bahidora festival and is a dedication to the post-dancefloor. Noche Tepotzotlán, the sister track to Mañana Tepotzlan, was written on a return to the mythical town just outside of Mexico City but this time underneath the stars rather than as the dawn broke. Heroíca refers to Heroíca Veracruz the capital of one of the most troubled and violent states in Mexico but also one of the most historic and beautiful.
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Written & Produced by Robin Perkins 
Art by Roberto Sánchez 
Mastered by Robin Small

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My music video "Arise Robot Minds (v1.2)" won Awards of Recognition in the November 29, 2022 Accolade Global Film Competition Music Video and Remixes / Mashups and Concept categories. Here's where you can see it: https://youtu.be/-8DswUtBvqI?si=l3-9Yk9t9PczOiGe

Tin Godz made this tune for the "Abductions with the Alter Boy" TV show, the episode "Robot Taboo Module 2."

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THE MEANING OF CYBERNALIA by Bohacz 04/03/04
Revised 07/27/11

We see humanity as the creature that uses technology the most on this planet; the CYBORG. At the dawn of humankind, technology discovered us as the animal of choice for its local evolution. Through the ages technology has used our meat as its incubator and evolved a symbiotic relationship with us. It feeds us, we feed it. It grows us, we grow it.

At this stage of our evolution many among us misunderstand our relationship to technology and insist that most of our society’s ills come from technology. We recognize as true that we must bring technology into balance with nature, but these Luddites do not see that without technology we would literally not exist. If technology had not chosen our animal ancestors as its own we would still operate merely as predator food and die when our planet’s star swells to engulf it in flame. Because technology has chosen us we have the opportunity to defuse the future destruct scenario and make the leap into the vast life creating ocean of outer space. This future promise gives us hope and we look forward to the era of the coming COSMIC CYBORG among the EINSTEINIAN RELATIVES.

The CYBORG in us sustains us. We normally think of technology as an IT, an other, an alien, while in reality the very language we use to think these thoughts comes from the CYBORG. When one comes to see language as a technology, we can begin to get in touch with our inner robot. We can identify ourselves with technology and learn to use it properly to survive and prosper. RISE, ROBOTS, RISE. Come home to your true self, CYBORG.

The CYBORG recognizes the need for recycling. CYBERNALIA give the CHAOS animal an annual release and directs those destructive energies into the constructive CYBORG recycling channels. When we can frame ourselves as CYBORG, the meaning of CYBERNALIA becomes clear: YOU MUST DESTROY YOUR OLD SELVES TO EVOLVE WITH THE CYBORG. CHAOS WILL SUSTAIN THE CYBORG, THE CYBORG  SHALL SUSTAIN CHAOS. AS YOU DESTROY THE CYBORG SO SHALL THE CYBORG DESTROY YOU. REMEMBER THIS FOR THE TIME OR YOU OWN RECYCLING.

Michael Anthony Bohacz
The Cyborg Club

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"Bienaventuranza" Remixes is out worldwide on digital & white vinyl May 17th.
Purchase --> https://wonderwheelrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/bienaventuranza-remix-ep

In 2018, the Argentinean electro-cumbia legend Chancha Via Circuito (Pedro Canale) released Bienaventuranza, an album that capped off a decade-long trajectory that reshaped the musical panorama as we know it. The album maintained the swift-yet-wild balance between analog and digital, the new and the traditional, while crossing new sonic thresholds by way of fresh collaborations and new instrumentation. Released via Wonderwheel Recordings, Bienaventuranza received critical acclaim around the globe - from NPR to the Guardian.

On May 17, the world gets a follow-up to Bienaventuranza - a 4-track EP of remixes by some extremely special contributors who shock these tracks into a new existence with their interpretations. First up is a remix of "Alegría" by none other than Nicola Cruz, the acclaimed Ecuadorian artist and producer who the New York Times called one of this year's Artists To Watch. A longtime collaborator of Chancha's, his spin on the track adds a hypnotic energy to it, as if peeling back an entire layer of the song. Next up is one of the album's more melodic tracks - "Ilaló" featuring Mateo Kingman, remixed by Spanish artist Baiuca, who's quickly gained popularity in Spain for his unique fusions of electronic with traditional Galician music. He puts an up-tempo house-tinged spin on the track, injecting it with a heavy, danceable pulse that compliments its already-winding melody. What follows is "Los Pastores" - the album's marching opening track. Remixed by Rafael Aragon, the French DJ/producer known to fear no sound, the track takes on an entirely new feeling. With jungle-like hues and intense percussive overlays and drones, Aragon readies the track for the dreamiest dancefloor you've ever known. Capping off the EP is a remix of "Barú" by El Búho (aka Robin Perkins), the artist and producer from Northern England known for his subtle integration of nature sounds into serene and captivating electronic compositions. He's allured global audiences for years with songs that inadvertently tempt listeners into a dreamlike state; his last LP, Balance (also out on Wonderwheel), was one of NPR's top albums of its year. He's taken one of the darker, more minimalistic songs on the album and infused it with a rich array of bird songs, winds, and sitars as if to make it the daytime reflection of itself.

With the contributions of 4 renowned producers from around the world, the Bienaventuranza Remix EP is a profound and fresh perspective on Chancha's original album. It'll help you hear the songs differently, all while inadvertently promising you'll listen to them a little more closely. 

Bienaventuranza Remix EP is out on May 17 via Wonderwheel Recordings.

Bienaventuranza Remixes

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Pandemic Fear Soundtrack

A little 20 min journey inside my brain during lockdown,,,,,
 Just like the quarantine, it gets a bit long and irritating and then suddenly it's all over, just when you're starting to enjoy it! 😜 
Don't skip forward ... it's unfinished...

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