EVM 128 - Bun Dat (Cengiz Ft. Jay Phelps Remix)

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Ed Rooksby joins me to discuss socialist strategy, Syriza, Nicos Poulantzas' theory of the state and the Corbyn moment in Britain. Ed's recent article in the journal Critique formed the basis of our discussion, you can read the article here:

https://edrooksby.wordpress.com/2018/03/21/structural-reform-the-problem-of-socialist-strategy-today/

#11 Ed Rooksby on reform, revolution, and socialist strategy

An oral/aural exploration of the creative work, materiality, practice, and history of the four individuals who compose the collective Sacred Realism. Although their work as individuals is rather varied and unique, there is something similar (or not?) at the core as to why they each chose to become musicians. Through a threaded conversation and collective listening they (we) will try to understand further what the core of the collective is by each asking the other some questions about it and the work we do.

Sacred Realism is an independent music collective producing scores, recordings, and concerts. It formed through the friendship and mutual respect of Andrew Lafkas, Bryan Eubanks, and Catherine Lamb in 2011 in New York City following the desire to support each others work and initiate something self sustaining. Rebecca Lane joined later in 2017 in Berlin after the three others had eventually migrated there.
http://www.sacredrealism.org/

Sacred Realism ::: Conversations In Duo

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TRACKLIST:
The 24-Carat Black - Poverty’s Paradise
John Coltrane - Alabama
The Crusaders - A Ballad For Joe (Louis)
Weldon Irvine - I Love You
Parliment - (You’re A Fish and I’m A) Water Sign
Cerrone - Time For Love
Mother Funk - Sunshine
J.O.B Orquestra - Govinda
The Brand New Heavies - Don’t Let It Go To Your Head
Rudy Norman - Back To The Streets
Freddie Hubbard - You’re Gonna Lose Me
Herbie Hancock - Stars In Your Eyes
Azimuth - The Tunnel
Arthur Russell - See My Brother, He’s Jumping Out (Lets Go Swimming #2)
Richard Groove Holmes - Lets Groove
Cedar Sound Workshop - Strong Enough (Monchan EZ Edit)
Romanthony - Da Change (Vocal Vamp Remix)
The Rhythm Factor - First Faze
Souldoubt - Keep Off The Grass
John Rocca - I Want It To Be Real (Farley’s Hot House Piano Mix)
J. Ciafone - Uh-Huh
H-Foundation - Passage Of Time
Headlock - Mix One
Julion De’angelo - Chase The Summer

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We Insist! with Mo Yasin & Olu Odubiro @  The Lot Radio 08 - 27 - 2020

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Turbojazz Rewind (BrokeOne Remix)

XtraBrux - Hot SHot

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Darker Than Wax’s final release of the year brings us back to the world of UK dance music with Dampé - the solo project of Joe Munday, a musician, producer and DJ from South London. Joe’s foundation in dance music stems from becoming a regular on the floor at influential parties like FWD>> and You’re A Melody. Dampé brings together these London sounds with worldwide influences and nuanced, ethereal production to create something entirely his own. With a string of releases on Berlin’s Dirt Crew Records, and a monthly show on the venerable Rinse FM, Dampé has carved out a space for his sonic brand of introspective, deep UK dance music. Spurred by a chance meeting with the Darker Than Wax crew in London in 2018, an instant relationship between artist and label flourished through our shared sonic ethos. After numerous setbacks from the chaos of 2020, we are proud to finally share Dampé’s label debut with the world – Oil.

A polished, wide-ranging work in its own right, Oil run’s the gamut from moments of lush, meditative sound design, to banging mutant-Bruk and flailing percussive dancefloor cuts. Kicking off with restless ambient excursion ‘Jawahar Park’, into the deep, evolving dancefloor affair with title track ‘Oil’, and rounding out with the shimmering slo-mo house of ‘Flora Waves’, the first side of the record showcases Dampé’s sonic range and his unique approach to forging new sounds. On the flip side, ‘Awning Slapper’ is the EP’s certified party starter led by distorted bass and accented with fleeting chords and percussion, while ‘Manzana’ brings us on a rhythmic excursion built on saturated found sounds and some made-for-the-Adriatic euphoric synth lines. Also featured on the record is a remix from Canadian producer Teo Mattress, putting his signature dreamy Vancouver-house spin on ‘Jawahar Park’. Despite travelling through a number of diverse auditory peaks and valleys, Oil oozes consistency and polish from front to back – a solid spin at home or in the club.

Oil EP

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Dampé - Jawahar Park (Oil EP)

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