A nice long DJ set with a loft-party vibe: house, disco edits, general deepness 

Brooklyn Wonderland Radio II (Thank you Frankie Knuckles!)

Eric Terena - Djuena Tikuna - Tetchi'arü'ngu (radio)

Eric Terena ft. Taki Supay - Sarayaku

Eric Terena ft. Djuena Tikuna - Tetchi'arü'ngu

The Severn bore is approaching. Who are these people on the banks of the river? What are they doing? And how did the Severn get its name? This piece combines spoken word, drama and field recordings from the River Severn, telling the dark story of the river goddess Sabrina, and how she is approached in different ways.  Geoffrey of Monmouth writing nine centuries ago, is the source of this story, that begins when Britain was Albion and populated only by giants. 

Sandra Mutton and John Williams were the Narrators.
Michele Wardall wrote Severine, Mother and Daughter and Estreldis and Guendoleena,
who were played by
Florence Simpson and Naomi Zara.
Hugh Manistre wrote the Podcaster,
played by Kevin Keene
and
Rachel Freeth sang.

The narration and music were recorded indoors, but everything else on the banks of the Severn.
A Birdman750 Production.
Dedicated to the memory of Sandra Mutton.

How The River Severn Got Its Name

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Tune in for the fifth edition of our special short interview series featuring this year’s TEDxDaltVila speakers. This time, host Jo Youle sits down with music producer and Music for the Sea founder Coco Francavilla at her studio in Ibiza, to chat about her projects and upcoming talk at TEDx Dalt Vila on the 29th of March. The show features music from Coco’s collaborators, including Sofie Birch, Sevwave, Grand River (Aimée Portioli), and Black Knoll!

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TEDx Dalt Vila Future Footsteps 05: Coco Francavilla

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Damian Lazarus is back on the OpenLab airwaves — broadcasting live from Ibiza with two hours of hypnotic, horizon-chasing sounds to elevate your morning. Whether you're rising early, winding down, or simply seeking sonic sunshine — this one's made for you.

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Sunrise Sunset 07 - Damian Lazarus

This audio documentary is a love story with the Ocean, the reef and its guardians. An invitation to travel to Caribbean shores to immerse yourself in the lived experiences of coastal communities, and in the sounds of the local ecosystems: the coral reefs and the mangroves.

You will hear stories from Raizal fishermen, turning their ignorance for corals into love, respect and admiration, and learn about the work of the female marine biologists of the Blue Indigo Foundation to restore and heal corals.

Together, they share about their dreams for the future of the reef, the challenges they face with global warming, climate change and extreme weather events, and the hopes of marine and coastal ecosystem regeneration after the recent hurricanes.

Take a moment to relax, remember that every other breath you take comes from the ocean, and enjoy the ride. Best enjoyed on headphones, or loud speakers with a quiet environment - and ideally, with others as a collective listening journey.

The sounds and interviews were recorded in the Archipelago of San Andres, Providence and Santa Catalina in November 2024. With deep thanks to the Blue Indigo Foundation team and to my interviewees: Pedro, Laura, Yanelis, Ruben, Camilo, Casimiro and Josselyn. The recordings of the reefs and the mangroves were taken with the Aquarian audio hydrophone.

Original music composition by Marc Blandel. Sound effects from freesound archive.

Recording, narration and production by sound artist, documentarist and anthropologist Louise Romain. This production was entirely self-funded. To support Louise's work, join her on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/CircleofVoices/membership or make a direct donation: 

From reef to ridge: an immersive sound journey to the Caribbean

Kutter bei die Fische is our 12 hour closing at the Karl Kutter Stage.
With the crew, from the crew, for the crew.
Thank you so much for co-creating this beautiful, silly, and fun vibe!
Together with my booking mates Rafush and Ello, we share music throughout the whole year to shape the stage's program  – but we've never shared the decks... until now.
 

Rafush b2b Parole Emil! @ Kutter bei die Fische - Fusion 2025

MAMA returns to London after a fiercely creative time in Berlin writing and recording vocals for House and Techno’s finest and releasing two albums and a slew of EPs on many of the scene’s most prominent labels including Bpitch control and Diynamic. Following a calling to reconnect with her roots, she’s relocated to her birthplace, gone solo, stripped back her music and announced her new EP “Unmask Me” out this July on the label she made her debut on in 2008, Batty Bass.

MAMA and Hannah Holland first established the Batty Bass collective as a legendary genre- crunching House and Techno party. A high energy sweatbox and well known gathering for creatures of the East London club scene where old school ravers danced alongside fashionistas, drag queens and artists such as FKA Twigs, Santigold, Azari III and The Gossip.

“Unmask Me” is raw, deep and straight from the heart. It was conceived during a live studio jam, mid-rehearsal with Riccardo Paffetti from Black Loops, who drums for MAMA’s live show. Glitchy, twisted lead lines intertwine with a rippling bass and gritty vocals, the record open and atmospheric yet punchy and powerful, sitting somewhere between Dub and House. MAMA’s UK musical upbringing is ever-present but has been reshaped into something entirely new by her darker Berlin sensibilities. The track debuted at a Bobby Kolade fashion show and was voted best runway music by Interview magazine in 2015.

Following up from the vinyl release, which featured glistening Deep House reimaginings from legendary global dance music pioneer, former member of Xpress-2 and one of the U.K.'s most celebrated House producers, Ashley Beedle, the extended digital EP comes to light this September accompanied by an intensely intimate and thought provoking clip for “Unmask Me”. Directed by London based, progressive multi-media artist Roger Spy, it uses an Andy Warhol- esque technique, filmed in one shot as MAMA shaves her head bald on camera. A challenging statement exploring the idea of being liberated from social norms, such as the pressure of wearing European hair extensions, and the concept of transformation. It’s a brave, empowering and bold portrait. An expression of need for change and new beginnings.

Alongside the video, the EP features an extended version of the original inspired by Miles Davis’ sixteen minute pieces. Stretched out, the track takes its time to evolve, punctuated by MAMA’s poetry it undresses slowly and explores the palette of richly produced textures. Plus, W. Jeremy delivers his “Deep Rhythm Mix”, instinctual and bare, throbbing drums and a steady groove take a strong hold and drive the energy further into the night.

“Unmask Me” is a potent release and a perfect fit with the Batty Bass “genre crunching deep and dirty-dance-til-you-drop” attitude. MAMA is home.

Track List Vinyl out July!
Unmask Me (Short Version)
Unmask Me (Ashley Beedle Vocal Mix) Unmask Me (Ashley Beedle Instrumental Mix)

Track List Digital + Music Video out September!
Unmask Me (Long Version)
Unmask Me (Short Version)
Unmask Me (Ashley Beedle Vocal Mix) Unmask Me (W. Jeremy's Deep Rhythm Mix)

Unmask Me

Unmask Me (Ashley Beedle Remix)

Work That Body

Crew Download

Aquarius Heaven, Wolf + Lamb - Phill Callings ft. Oliver Klostermann

I'm an anthropologist, an imagination activist, a campaigner for multispecies justice and Indigenous rights, a podcast producer and a spoken word artist.

I create immersive sound journeys that bring together authentic stories from the frontlines of climate action, sounds from nature and atmospheric recordings. My show 'Circle of Voices' gathers stories of resilience and resistance in times of collapse and crisis, through human and more-than-human voices. It is an invitation to dream deeper into possible and desirable futures, while engaging with themes of socio-political and environmental justice.

For more info, visit: http://tuneintotheworld.com/

From reef to ridge: an immersive sound journey to the Caribbean

Lou/ise