This episode is a mix of original productions by Lansing’s HeLa Negative:

“Music is a healing process for me.  I guess I'm just trying imbue these structured sequenced sounds with a chaotic and maybe more soulful natural flow. Water has always been in my imagery now i think about the growth it provides, but specifically for me and my music progress I’m just excited to share how far I've come.  In a more afrofuturistic sci-fi or even shamanistic indigenous or biblical way of viewing growth and birth and the garden I like the concepts of the Earth itself birthing black people with these HeLa cells from the soil. Maybe these are lullabies to those souls at the softer moments and birth pains when it intensifies but overall its definitely just me trying to make Detroit dance music using the tried and true formulas with some noise from Lansing mixed in there. thanks!”

Interactive visual accompaniment:  https://cables.gl/p/baU30d

www.soundcloud.com/helaneg
www.crisisurbana.bandcamp.com/album/afterworld-2

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Equalizer Detroit w/ HeLa Negative (Threads*DETROIT) - 23-Jul-20

From the bottom of the Red Cedar 

Analog

Producers/DJs i want to see:
Myd
D.DAN
Baltra
Courtesy
Fasme
MCR-T
Mall Grab
Partiboi69
Mezigue
DJ Alone Again
Folamour
Mikkel Rev

Live PA

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Estonian artist Monknash combines rhythmic power with emotional depth, creating dark, tense soundscapes that both release and draw in the listener. Performing as both a live artist and a DJ, she has established her presence on alternative stages, from her home scene to Berlin, Brussels, and Istanbul, and more recently in Detroit (USA) and at the Amsterdam Techno Sessions during the Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE). Her debut track Skalapendra was released on the Scottish label Still Distant Records as part of the compilation VA Dark To Black. While primarily performing techno, Monknash also appears in diverse contexts reflecting a fluid and fearless approach to sound going from ambient to punk. Her second track, Denialism, appeared on the Dutch-released charity compilation Noise>Drones: Palestine Action Fundraiser.