The Ravers Hour with BLACK GIRL / WHITE GIRL
Tom Ravenscroft - BBC Radio 6 Music

TRACK LIST: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001glf4

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black girl / white girl - bbc radio 6 mix

My 2021 mix for BBC 6's 'Lose Yourself' series b2b with @agcook 𓆏

Tracklist:

1. “Christine’s Room” - CFCF (0:00-0:44)
2. “Four” - Danny Lane (0:44-0:57)
3. “Mir-Cam Startup” - Giant Claw (0:56-2:35)
4. “Shrug” - Earthly (2:28-3:10)
5. Meditation + Meditacíon - Natalie Szendro with Pulse Emitter (2:56-5:25)
6. “Baby’s First Blade of Grass and Stretching in Water” - OCA (5:05-7:20)
7. “lo” - Miyako Koda (7:07-7:40)
8. “Head is Clearer” - Jonny Nash (7:12-8:40)
9. “Mothertongue Pt. 2 Shower” - Nico Muhly (7:16-7:47)
10. “3 A.M. Somewhere Out of Beaumont” - The KLF (8:10-8:42)
11. “Gift of Fire” - Jon Hassell (8:30-9:15)
12. “Ursa Major” - Michael Hedges (8:52-9:45)
13. “Ndembu” - Miyako Koda (9:03-9:45)
14. “Heatwave” - The Blue Nile (9:30-13:03)
15. “Peter Accepts Death” - Palmbomen II (12:42-14:45)
16. “Back to the Sea” - Mark Barrott (14:26-15:00)
17. “The Whether Channel” - Oneohtrix Point Never (14:46-15:22)
18. “First Horizon” - Les Halles (15:10-16:10)
19. “Water in the City” - Morgan Fisher (15:50-16:50)
20. “Cloud Bank” - Harmonizer (16:40-17:15)
21. “Once More” - Colin Self (17:02-20:38)
22. “Bay of Seven Moons (Swan Dive Refix)” - Rose Modular (20:25-22:20)
23. “Keirin (Remix)” - Yoichiro Yoshikawa (21:55-26:35)
24. “-u” - pent (26:20-28:20)
25. “Apiary” - Florian T M Zeisig (27:50-31:02)
26. ”Chimacum Rain” - Linda Perhacs (30:20-33:30)
27. “Lullaby for Tristan” - Synergetic Voice Orchestra (33:15-36:20)
28. “Romance and Mourning” - I Am Just a Pupil (36:10-38:52)
29. “Bismillahi ‘Rrahman ‘Rrahim” - Harold Budd (38:50- 39:35)
30. “W10” - Nicola Ratti (39:09-40:03)
31. “Branch Vessel” - MSHR (39:45-40:47)
32. “Wow” - Laurel Halo (40:03- 41:22)
33. “Lux Aurumque” (40:48-41:40)
34. “Nachtelijke Verwelkoming” (41:24-42:27)
35. “Cowboy Parks” - Van Dyke Parks (42:30-45:27)
36. “Sunflower Dance” - Green House (45:10-48:20)
37. “Plaine Morte” - Mathieu Serruys (47:40-48:20)
38. “Holes Basking in the Glow” - Jan Julius (48:06-49:10
39. “B.E.L.C” - Gerda Taro (49:03- 50:32)
40. “LaCroix” - Magic Fades + Soul Ipsum (50:15-51:03)
41. “Paradise Lost” - Ryuichi Sakamoto (51:03-53:35)
42. “Airdrop” - Motion Graphics (53:30-54:05)
43. “New Year’s Dream” - Silica Gel (53:52-54:55)
44. “The Golden Apples of the Sun” - Terry Callier (54:12-60:00)

Endemic Orchids of Alabama (BBC 6 - Lose Yourself Mix)

Paul  Etheredge's Album

She Gave Me Beachy Head Before She Topped Herself [original song]

Sunday Roast on the Barbary Coast [original song]

Thatcher Roof [original song]

"You could feel the ground shifting beneath you." The long time BBC Radio host talks about her party, All Queens, her love for SHERELLE and music as a force for good.

Resident Advisor continues its celebration of Women's History Month (and International Women's Day) with a special conversation with Mary Anne Hobbs. The long time BBC Radio presenter has been a diehard documenter of music culture and a radio fanatic ever since she was a young girl. As she recounts in this episode, the transistor she kept in secret while growing up became her getaway to another universe, a beacon of hope that she listened to every night under the covers at home. 

In 1996, she became a host at BBC Radio 1. It was a time when there were few women involved in the music industry in general, and few people at all championing leftfield electronic music. Hobbs famously started the Breezeblock show and championed dubstep and grime, pushing new artists whose work she admired and helping usher them into the limelight. 

Today Hobbs' iconic voice is still hosting the radio every day—this time at Radio 6. She's leading an exciting project called All Queens, a platform that started as a radio show for women's music that has quickly turned into a touring club night at fabric run by and starring women, from the sound engineers to the bouncers and headliners of the night. Hobbs discusses the platform and is joined by close friend SHERELLE, who dissects some of the nuances in representation the scene fails to overlook when it discusses gender in nightlife. The pair recently performed sets together at the BBC Radio 6 Music Festival. Listen to the episode in full.

This episode was recorded at Recorded at Pirate Studios – Recording, Rehearsal, DJ, Podcast and Dance studios spread across New York, London, Berlin, Los Angeles and beyond. For more information, visit pirate.com.

EX.704 Mary Anne Hobbs

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True originals with a timeless sound, BLACK GIRL / WHITE GIRL's music breaks barriers and embraces diversity. Over the past decade, their high-energy techno sound has built them a worldwide following and an iconic reputation.

Celebrated for their high-energy music, they’ve gained critical acclaim in underground music circles, headlining clubs and festivals worldwide. They’ve released music on esteemed labels like Hardgroove and Truncate, and are known for their hard-hitting edits series, Dancefloor Destroyers.

BLACK GIRL / WHITE GIRL actively advocate for women’s and queer rights, using their platform to uplift the LGBTQIA+ community through music, visuals, art, and storytelling. 

Recently, they launched HYBRID SPASM, which acts as both a record label and creative umbrella for their other endeavors. Championing underground electronic music and diverse voices, it boldly blends genres and art forms. HYBRID SPASM also houses BLACK GIRL / WHITE GIRL’s forthcoming wearable art line and singular art collections, pushing creative boundaries at every turn.

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