Mount Dilaudid is an homage to some of Iran’s most prominent musicians (Parisa, Delkash and Zolfonoon) from a Techno Dub perspective. This album is dedicated to my one and only Marjaneh Moghimi
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Mount Dilaudid

Mahmood Schricker & Michael Red - Parisa's Spring

Oriki a Obaluaye

Oriki a Obaluaye (feat. Leo Gandelman)

Despite all the collaborations on last year’s Amygdala by Pampa cult leader DJ Koze, there was still one recurring comment from the public: The album still had DJ Koze’s trademark stamp all over it. That is why have been taking the proper steps to rectify this problem, offering a remix series, to further disassociate DJ Koze from this otherwise respectable assortment of songs. Here is the second installment.

First up is Roman Flügel, co-founder of the legendary label powerhouse Ongaku/Klang/Playhouse, not to mention his more recent releases on Clone and Live At Robert Johnson. We have no idea what kind of app he used, but somehow he transformed the title track “Amygdala” from a laid-back, wind-chiming electro-pop number into a clock-working tech-house fairy tale. Roman wisely and tastefully retains the original guest spot from Milosh (of the duo Rhye), offering a grittier backdrop for his lulling vocal delivery.

Next comes Robag Whrume, who is no stranger to any Pampa fan, having released an album and a mix CD with us, aside from his countless other works. Here he has taken the pleasant puffiness of DJ Koze’s “Nices Wölkchen” and incubated it in a deep house cocoon. The witch-shifted voice of guest singer Apparat is given a new life, hovering amidst a mesmerizing mechanical groove. As always, there’s nothing formulaic about Robag’s formula as he serves up little moments of magic.

Dj Koze - Nices Wölkchen (Robag's Bronky Frumu Rehand)

Trance Induction Song - Taa! - 3.49
Prayer for Food - Taa! - 4.40
Preparation to Heal - Taa!!! - 4.00
La Novia - La Cantiga de la Serena - 3.46
Almaya - La Cantiga de la Serena - 4.01
A la una yo naci - La Cantiga de la Serena - 3.46
Koliko je širom svijeta (As Vast as the World) - Damir Imamović - 4.53
Snijeg pade (The Snow Has Fallen) - Damir Imamović - 4.24
Nočes, nočes (Nights, Nights) - Damir Imamović - 4.37

Dünya Dünyayı Dinliyorum #841: 16 Temmuz 2023 Pazar günü 95.0 Açık Radyo’da Yayınlanan Program

Bu güzel Pazar gününden herkese merhaba sevgili Açık Radyo dinleyicileri.
Bir Dünyayı Dinliyorum programımıza daha hoş geldiniz. Sizlere özel bir programımız var bu hafta. Smithsonian Folkways Records arka arkaya UNESCO Collection of Traditional Music (Geleneksel Müziğin UNESCO Koleksiyonu) serisi içinde albümleri yayınlamaya başladı. Şimdiden zannedersem yeniden 40 albüm yayınlandı. Bu seriyi anımsatmak gerekirse tüm dünyadan gelen 100 albümden oluşan bir seri. 2005’den beri baskısı olmayan bu koleksiyon Smithsonian Folkways Recordings tarafından tekrar basılmaya başladı. Bu seri içerisinde 2-3 tane albümü geçtiğimiz yıllarda sizinle paylaşmıştım. Bu hafta ise Özbekistan sınırları içerisinde olan ve 1936’da kurulan Karakalpak Özerk Cumhuriyeti’nden gelen yerel ezgilere kulak vereceğiz.

Dünyayı Dinliyorum #478: 5 Haziran 2016, Pazar günü 94.9 Açık Radyo’da Yayınlanan Program...

Taken from: Hologram İmparatorluğu
Release Date: November 11th, 2016
Glitterbeat Records

Istanbul has a deep, layered history. From its beginnings as a fishing village to one of the pillars of the Roman world. The final stop on the Silk Road. The centre of the Ottoman Empire as the Turks spread their huge net across the Middle East. Across the centuries the city drew in cultures and blended them. Growing up there, singer-songwriter Gaye Su Akyol breathed all that in every day, along with her family’s ancient roots in Anatolia. Those rich traditions combine to form part of the sound she’s developed on her album Hologram Ĭmparatorluğu (Hologram Empire), where sultry Turkish melodies twine around spiky, twanging guitars and insistent rhythms.

“When I was young, we visited Anatolia every year. I had the chance to observe and realise the different perspectives and practices of cultures. That made me feel closer to the diversity of Anatolian civilisation. But when I heard Nirvana’s Nevermind for the first time, my mind blew up. I discovered other Seattle bands, then people like Nick Cave, Joy Division, Sonic Youth, and Einstürzende Neubaten.  A bit later I heard Jefferson Airplane’s “White Rabbit.” The dark, mellow mood of the music, the use of the instruments and the vocal technique of Grace Slick greatly inspired me and led me into psychedelia and then surf bands.  What they all did seemed to fit with older Turkish singers I loved like Selda Bağcan and Müzeyyen Senar.”

The daughter of acclaimed Turkish painter Muzaffer Akyol, Akyol earned a degree in social anthropology and worked as an artist before creating music took over. She experimented, feeling her way towards her vision. And when she met the band Bubituzak, something clicked. They understood what she was doing; they became part of her art. Together they recorded her debut, Develerle Yaşıyorum, in 2013, following it with acclaimed, masked performances in Turkey and at festivals across Europe.

That first disc seeded the ground. The new album, Hologram Ĭmparatorluğu, bears the full fruit of the partnership. It digs deeper, fired with a seductive, shadowy passion. The thick swirl of Oriental strings on “Hologram” plunges towards the heated boil of “Fantastikir Bahti Yarimin.” The dark lullaby of “Dünya Kaleska” weaves a haunted post-punk spell before building to the album’s climax “Berduş,” where spaghetti western guitar cracks over a propulsive rhythm and a sensuous Anatolian melody. The sound is cinematic and gorgeous and Gaye’s luminous voice brilliantly orchestrates these shifting moods.

In Gaye Su Akyol’s universe, the past becomes folded into the present and launched into the future. Hologram Ĭmparatorluğu is heady, powerfully intoxicating and beautifully dangerous.

“Your art is something you have to find yourself,” Akyol says. “I’m looking inside my consciousness to my culture. I love rock but there are hidden things in my subconscious. Call it Turkish art rock if you like.”

Past, present, future.

Her music, her art.

Hologram Imparatorlugu

Kendimden kaçmaktan

Gaye Su Akyol - Kendimden kaçmaktan

94.9 Açık Radyo ile Multi Kult FM Berlin ortak yayınımız olan “Dünya’yı Dinliyorum” programına hoş geldiniz. Bu hafta ilk defa programımıza konuk olacak bir grup var karşımızda. Lisa Jen ve Martin Hoyland tarafından 2015 yılında kurulan 9Bach konuğumuz. Kuzey Galler’den gelen ekip oldukça ilginç, atmosferik ve yerel ritimlere yelken açıyor. Bu hafta Real World Records etiketi ile çıkan en son albümleri olan Anian’a kulak vereceğiz. İlk parçamıza geçmeden önce grubun adının anlamını sizlerle paylaşmak isterim. Normalde dokuz Bach olarak düz çeviriye bakabiliriz. Elbette bu kadar sığ değil grubun adı. 9 Galler’de Nain olarak telaffuz ediliyor. Normal rakamın yanı sıra Kuzey Galler’de aslında büyükanne anlamına geliyor. Bach ise ufak anlamına geliyor. Ayrıca sevgi belirtisi olarakta kullanılıyor. Bir dilde dokuz bir rakam olacak kadar sıkıcı bir kelam iken Galler’de çok duygusal bir anlam ifade ediyor. Grubumuz vokal, piyano ve Harmonyumda Lisa Jen, Gitar ve perküsyonda Martin Hoyland, bateride Ali Byworth, Bas gitarda Dan Swain, Arp ve vokallerde Esyllt Glyn Jones ve arka vokallerde Mirain Roberts’dan oluşuyor.

Dünyayı Dinliyorum #495: 2 Ekim 2016, Pazar günü 94.9 Açık Radyo’da Yayınlanan Program...

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Beyond The Wizards Sleeve have announced details of the release of 'Black Crow', the latest single to be taken from their recently released, much acclaimed debut album 'The Soft Bounce'.
 
Released on Phantasy October 7th, 'Black Crow' is the third single to be taken from the album. Part American Gothic, part future movie soundtrack, it’s a song of haunting beauty. Holly Miranda's vocal glides across reflective strings and delicate crystalline snippets of sound, resulting in an epic torch song lament. It’s backed with White Crow, Erol Alkan's mighty extended reworking of the song, placing it in spacious widescreen, where you can hear for miles.

Recent praise for The Soft Bounce:
 
'Album Of The Week' The Guardian ★★★★
'Alkan and Norris really do possess the magic touch' – Q ★★★★
“A brilliant debut which fizzes with inventiveness” - The Line Of Best Fit ★★★★★★★★
'A brilliant distillation of everything BTWS stand for: A trip in every sense' – Loud & Quiet ★★★★★★★★
'It’s been well worth the wait' – Mixmag ★★★★★★★★
'The Soft Bounce is a joy from start to finish' – Shindig ★★★★★
"A buffet of musical influences and styles” - The Digital Fix ★★★★★★★★
'The whole thing really is a treat' – 'Album Of The Month' Electronic Sounds
"A breathtaking gift of creativity and a musical treat of many colours and flavours” - Renowned For Sound ★★★★★

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Black Crow

White Crow (Erol Alkan Rework)

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Every Sunday from 12:00 to 13:00, the Dünyayı Dinliyorum (I Listen To The World) program airs on  Apacik Radyo in Istanbul. This radio show is dedicated to showcasing the rich diversity of World Music, introducing listeners to captivating sounds from different cultures around the globe. It aims to bring to light music that is often overlooked or unheard by mainstream audiences, providing a platform for emerging artists and lesser-known genres. The program is skillfully produced by Zekeriya Şen, who brings his passion and expertise to curate an engaging and enlightening experience for the listeners.

Dünyayı Dinliyorum #495: 2 Ekim 2016, Pazar günü 94.9 Açık Radyo’da Yayınlanan Program...

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