A mix of Boleros selected by @lucreciadalt . Boleros that were played endlessly in her Colombian home as a kid and some recent discoveries. The selection gravitates towards bolero at its purest form but could move upwards to bolero-son, bolero-cha, bolero-calypso or bolero-exótica.

Radio Cómeme - “Ashes” Mixtape by Lucrecia Dalt

We talk with Fielding Hope senior producer at experimental music Mecca Cafe OTO in London and co-curator of Counterflows, a Festival for Underground, Experimental and International music. 
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SD05 - w/ Fielding Hope - Survivalist Music in the Age of Platform Despotism

Friends of the Pod: Sonia de Jager and Martina Raponi join us to talk about miasmatic-fractal-Trump as a dark corona that is eating into us and the lack of new forms of oppression. Sonic contributions by Martina and Kostis Kylimis, music selection by Sonia and grinded by us during the pod.

SD06 - w/ Sonia de Jager and Martina Raponi - A Warm Cup of Puke on a Very Cold Morning

This week we are joined by François J. Bonnet, recording artist (as Kassel Jaeger) and theoretician, Director of Groupe de Recherches Musicales of the National Audiovisual Institute (INA-GRM) in Paris, and producer on National French Radio France Musique. We talk with him about the recent publication of the english translation of his book "After Death" (2020, Urbanomic)in the context of the current pandemic and the general externalisation and disembodiment of death. We do end up divagating about improvisation, the sublime, romanticism and other meta-musical tropes in the direction of François' most recent book "The Music To Come" (2020, Shelter Press). 

https://www.urbanomic.com/book/after-death/
https://shelterpress.bandcamp.com/merch/fran-ois-j-bonnet-the-music-to-come-english-edition

SD16 - w/ François J. Bonnet - We Can Go to Work but We Cannot Attend the Funeral of our Loved Ones

In the vast, unpredictable theater of now, Mattin and Miguel Prado surrendered to the whims of the unconscious, that masterful improviser, seeking to conjure into being a future that, once distant, now beckoned with the inevitability of a forgotten prophecy slowly, inexorably coming to fruition.

SD16 - w/ François J. Bonnet - We Can Go to Work but We Cannot Attend the Funeral of our Loved Ones

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