Submerged In Dim Water

Codorphine

Sojourn

"Field of Dreams"

Eldorado, 1992, Brazil.

Priscilla Ermel - Campo De Sonhos [1992]

Yoshio Ojima (Programming,Synthesizers,SE and Recording) 
Satsuki Shibano (BECHSTEIN Piano,Synthesizers,Voice and SE)

With our love and respect to Erik Satie and Bill Evans

Special Thanks to Noriko Nagano

Recorded and Mixed by Yoshio Ojima 
Recorded at OJIMAS' House and SHIBANOS' House , July.- Aug.1994 
Mixed at OJIMAS' House, Aug.1994

music for element (1994)  yoshio ojima / satsuki shibano

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Archive from my radio show Pli.

About this show:
Flying high through the friendly sky: Lucrecia surveys songs about things that float, levitate and elevate.
This show is dedicated to all those flying artefacts out there: From birds to souls to planes to rockets. From lovers to junk and dust. And to the odd possibility of getting ourselves a lunar space elevator. Not satisfied with getting extractions on the earth, we may need to start bringing lunar matters and deposits of silicon down here. Yeah. 
Well, enjoy as we elevate ourselves and float. 

Curated and engineered by Lucrecia Dalt
Producer Julian Brimmers

Graphic by Aina Climent

Flying Artefacts

In today’s i-D mix, LA-based producer @IzzyCamina casually leaps between her native Jersey Club sounds, 80s synths, and dark, late night dancefloor tunes that you likely haven’t heard of but will be glad to discover. “This is the kind of music I drive around to,” Izzy told us. “That I listen to at the gym, go grocery shopping to, etc. Just a casual and mundane Izzy Camina, daily-life listening experience. The kind of sonic palette I find pleasurable.”

 
Tracklist:
Paleta - kamixlio
Tenth Plague - buttress
Delays -  Broken English Club
Front 242 - Geography II
Vehicle - Inhalt
Alle Gegen Alles - Noise Unit  
Rich Ass - Ase Manual
Kiddo - Crackboy 
inspired by a true story - M.E.S.H. 
No Way You Please (djedjotronic remix) - Obiblanche
Circa Taipei - Tzusing
Axiom 13 - Pilo

i-DJ: izzy camina

On today's Radio Discostan we present an hour of music from Bangkok's Arab-Malay scene assembled by Peter Doolan of Monrakplengthai. In these songs, we hear Thai pop/rock sounds layered among rhythms, melodies and textures from throughout the Muslim world. Influences from Malaysia, Indonesia, Egypt, Lebanon, and India are all discernable in the mix.

Thai Arab-Malay acts had their heyday in the '70s and '80s entertaining cosmopolitan visitors from the ummah on "Soi Arab" (Sukhumvit Lane 3/1), and popular nightlife bands of the era have remained a staple at mosque fairs and other cultural events around the central provinces ever since.

The selections in this set are primarily digitized from cassettes that were for sale at Phrakhanong's Yanavy Tape & Video or from various second-hand vendors around the capital.Peter Doolan covers the world of Thai music on cassette at monrakplengthai.blogspot.com.

Originally aired on NTS Radio on August 26, 2020.

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