Name: What Does The Democracy Of The Future Look Like? by Talk That Science
Duration: 1 h

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The label is turning five, and it's celebrating with a 2xLP compilation of unreleased work from artists who have graced the label over the period! 
Exclusives from Tolouse Low Trax, Geena, Iueke, Domenique Dumont, Inoue Shirabe, Raphael Top-Secret and more...

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DC Promo Tracks #175: "World" by Sunshower is part of the upcoming release "Pop, Folk, World & Country" on NOt LIke That @notlikethat 

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DC Promo Tracks #175: Sunshower "World"

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Leeds-based artist Joe Morris @joemorris presents his first full-length album, the anticipated "Exotic Language". It lands after a decade of music production from Joe Morris, who smoothly sharpened his skills indelibly, gaining a reputation with an ear for music with depth, emotion and feeling. 

The album is designed as a 360 degree view over Joe’s kaleidoscopic musical palette, a nine-tracker taking in dreamy deep house, new age, ambient and afro-beat.  

We are really excited to share with you the spacey and ethereal side of Joe Morris, by premiering the beautiful "Celestial Plantation", an ode to Italian deep house of the early nineties.

Exotic Language LP

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Premiere: Joe Morris - Celestial Plantation (Shades Of Sound Recordings)

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We are in touch with democracy every day. For example, when the population of a country needs to make a decision as for who should rule their country. However, democratic decision making takes place on much smaller scales as well. Think of a committee that together has to decide who to hire for a job, or if you have to choose a restaurant with a group of people. But did you know that there are in fact many different ways in which you could run a democracy? And that computer science can actually help to design ways to run a democracy? In this episode, Ulle Endriss, professor of Computational Social Choice, talks about politics, participatory budgeting and of course their relation to: computers! Because computers can help us when it comes down to making collective decisions, whether big or small. Listen to find out why!

To find out more about Ulle’s research, see: https://staff.science.uva.nl/u.endriss/

One of the things we discuss in this episode, is that every voting rule in which it is impossible to vote strategically, will result in a dictatorship. Watch this video to find out more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJcqNEyTUwg

— Tracklist —
1. C. Tappin - High Moon
2. Toshio Matsuura Group - Change
3. Banda Black Rio - Cravo e Canela
4. Joe Thomas - Polarizer
5. Fallen Roses - Lies
6. Jex Opolis - Sharing
7. Morgan Geist - Fuzzy Detail
8. Amnesty - Mister President
9. Nu Guinea - Howls
10. D. K. - Stick To The Rules
11. Tears For Fears - Everybody Wants To Rule The World
12. Hareton Salvanini - Amazonia
13. Grandmaster Flash - Jesse

What Does The Democracy Of The Future Look Like?

Tester Housing was the short-lived band consisting of mates Bill Tolson and Ken Olver. The duo met during the early 1980s in the burgeoning Southside of Melbourne, St Kilda. Pitched along the bayside, St Kilda at the time was full of artists, painters, writers, poets and musicians. The suburb was the type of place where dwellers wore their hearts on their sleeves; the sort to be found sharing a jug at the pub after a fist fight. The St Kilda music scene during the late ‘70s and ‘80s was infamous, breeding bands such as the Primitive Calculators and The Boys Next Door.

Despite Tester Housing producing a modest handful of recordings, both were actively present in the St Kilda chaos. Bill established Prahran’s Greville Records in 1978 and later founded the prolific Rampant Releases in 1982, pressing the likes of Not Drowning, Waving and David Chesworth. The duo also played together in the new-wave group Gilded Youth, before joining forces and forming Tester Housing.

To commemorate Testing Housing’s imprint Left Ear Records present Over You, a 12” of the bands two 1983 singles, The Clock Ticks Over and Into You with their counterparts, a dub version and a stripped back almost acapella. Their sound channels both that of the gritty Southside and the experimental Northside scenes to create youthful and enchanting synth-pop. Both arrangements are laced with themes of love, redemption and acceptance in a unique and compelling way.

Over You

The Clock Ticks Over

Talk That Science is an Amsterdam-based science show by a group of science and music enthusiasts.  We play the nicest tunes while talking about the coolest research!

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