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A New Week Means A New Chance For the DSP To Sit & Discuss: Intros and interludes (5:10), Ridiculous Riddle (20:53), Judgmental Jobs (29:10), Everyday Struggle (52:13), Beauty In Black (1:12:33), Album Recommendations (1:27:55), and much, much more…

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Ep: 211 - So No One Knows About The Kunyaza!? 😏

The vaunted techno producer discusses the connections between visual art and music, balancing a full-time career as a fine artist and how he creates his signature sound.

There's a connection between visual art and dance music that's seldom explored on our channels. Mike Parker is well known in the underground techno scene for minimal, hypnotic and beautifully executed sound design that sits somewhere at the edges of club music. But he also received his master's degree in fine art and teaches drawing and painting at Daemon University in Buffalo, New York. Fans of Parker will recognise his visual trademark: monochromatic prints that adorn the covers of the records he puts out on his label, Geophone.

In this Exchange, Parker sits down with Chloe Lula to talk about how he balances his art- and music-making practices and how they inform each other. He also opens up about the long process of sticking to his sound and finding an audience rather than catering to the demands and suggestions of labels and distributors. His 2001 breakout album, Dispatches—which he reissued last year—is a meditation on the act of living far away from any listeners or immediate influences, and he discusses the ongoing drawbacks and rewards of balancing the Eurocentric pursuit of DJing with day-to-day work that's so geographically removed. He also opens up about his longtime collaboration with Donato Dozzy, his love of mid-20th-century sci-fi movies and how free-form radio shaped his approach to music and art. Listen to the episode in full.

EX.761 Mike Parker

The vaunted techno producer discusses the connections between visual art and music, balancing a full-time career as a fine artist and how he creates his signature sound.

There's a connection between visual art and dance music that's seldom explored on our channels. Mike Parker is well known in the underground techno scene for minimal, hypnotic and beautifully executed sound design that sits somewhere at the edges of club music. But he also received his master's degree in fine art and teaches drawing and painting at Daemon University in Buffalo, New York. Fans of Parker will recognise his visual trademark: monochromatic prints that adorn the covers of the records he puts out on his label, Geophone.

In this RA Exchange, Parker sits down with Chloe Lula to talk about how he balances his art- and music-making practices and how they inform each other. He also opens up about the long process of sticking to his sound and finding an audience rather than catering to the demands and suggestions of labels and distributors. His 2001 breakout album, Dispatches—which he reissued last year—is a meditation on the act of living far away from any listeners or immediate influences, and he discusses the ongoing drawbacks and rewards of balancing the Eurocentric pursuit of DJing with day-to-day work that's so geographically removed. He also opens up about his longtime collaboration with Donato Dozzy, his love of mid-20th-century sci-fi movies and how free-form radio shaped his approach to music and art. Listen to the episode in full.

After a particularly challenging day, Carole’s own painful history can be heard behind the sadness and frustration about her client’s experience of abuse. 

If You Don’t Want to Be Punched, Don’t Punch Somebody Else:  The Lives of Carole Hinojosa: 7/19/23

Recording in the morning, Carole often yawns her way through her storytelling. She has learned to believe that life can get better by reflecting on how much her life has changed, from her amazement about an upcoming vacation to more mundane amazements such as driving a car and working regularly.

If You Don’t Want to Be Punched, Don’t Punch Somebody Else: The Lives of Carole Hinojosa: 8/14/23

Carole’s primary work is teaching people how to stay housed, fed, and warm. She explains the challenge of going from thinking only of daily survival to paying bills and making plans for the future.

If You Don’t Want to Be Punched, Don’t Punch Somebody Else: The Lives of Carole Hinojosa: 10/28/23

Welcome to the chaos — real stories, real talk, and zero filters. Join Kaydia, Raw Talk Rhys, Snipper 2 Drinkz, and the oddball Gabs as they dive headfirst into life’s wildest moments and most unfiltered topics. Expect dark humour, raw honesty, and banter that cuts deep — no sugarcoating, no pretending, just straight-up vibes and laugh-out-loud realness.

The weekly RA Exchange is a series of conversations with artists, labels and promoters shaping the electronic music landscape.

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