Here's a track edited from our fourth Lockdown '21 collaboration series, recorded live at home 28/01/21.

Most of the sounds here are highly modified field recordings of things like a washing machine, old piano strings and other things that go bump and clang! 

It starts quite dark and moody, before Gillie brings in a brighter dreamy sound half way through and things become quite serene... for a bit ;-)

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Today we speak to journalist Ali Winston about how America's Oakland police built units of normal cops into violent militarised squads, and how the US government continues to help them do it.

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180. The Unique Militarisation of the Oakland Police

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Legendary artist Saul Williams joins Empire Files to discuss the overlap of high technology with medieval barbarism in Israel's genocide.  

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Saul Williams & Abby Martin: Israel's High-Tech Barbarism

Returning champ Salomé Viljoen joins us once again to discuss her latest work analyzing the relationship between social data and value creation. We get into the conversion problem of turning data into money, which requires us to expand our view of data and break from the bonds of pure exchange value to also think about social data’s “prediction value.” We also talk about why our current legal regimes of data governance are unequipped and ineffective at governing the political economy of social data—and the change that is needed.

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305. What’s the Value of Data? (ft. Salomé Viljoen)

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Inspector Vincenzo Tarantula (Andrew) interrogates suspects Elmo Ferrari (Branson), Gremolata Coachella (Charles), and Lorenzo Pervertino (Mike F. @DeputyWarlock) regarding the murder of Esmerelda Scorpioni and other beautiful young women at the Hotel Italiano. E1 on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/e1podcast

339 - The Lizard in the Crystal Bottle

Inhabitants of purgatory Sisyphus (Branson), Culver (Andrew), and King Midazolam (Charles) discuss living alongside legions of unbaptized babies, unjust kings, and pagans. E1 on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/e1podcast

340 - Purgatory

Artefact, for six musicians

Premiered at Paris CNSMDP 16/05/03
Recorded in Les Beaux-Arts de Paris, 2016/07/18
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFEGSLRvV9U
© 2018 Samir Amarouch

Conductor - Edouard Bozet
Voice - Youmi Kim
Flute I - Ludivine Moreau
Flute II - Joséphine Poncelin
Saxophone - Evgeni Novikov
Accordion - Jean Etienne Sotty
Electric Guitar - Rémy Reber

© Samir Amarouch - mai 2016

Artefact, for 6 musicians | in Les Beaux-Arts de Paris

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305. What’s the Value of Data? (ft. Salomé Viljoen)

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