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Rwah Azin

Arnit Isfrah Onzar

@https://www.instagram.com/litneyworldwide/
@https://soundcloud.com/litneyspearz
LITNEY aka LITNEY WORLDWIDE is an emerging queer, Afro Latinx underground DJ who plays rave certified bangers with influences from dancehall, dembow and baile funk. The Toronto born artist has spent the last two years cultivating a community of her own as well as throwing many special events including the iconic gay party known as bi or bye. We are excited to see her glow and blossom as an artist. - Interessions Toronto

Suicide Club feat. Litney Worldwide

1- DJ Genki - YELL
2- dotη - Atomic Dropper
3- S3RL - Happy Hardcore Tonight
4- Caramella Girls - Caramelldansen (Triplestar Remix)
5- Aqua - Happy boys and girls
6- DJ GYROTTA ZAO - Zetrakore Xaos Da Jumping Gargoylz
7- C3NTELL4 - toxic biozard
8- C3NTELL4 - de_dust2009
9- C3NTELL4 - TE AMO
10- LIMP PUMPO - Brampton Dispensaries Legally Prosecuted For Selling Large Quantities Of Moldy Weed As That Gas
11- Rigsmal - Breaker Punk
12- YABUJIN - KETUIJI
13- Andy Pls - taffa's on a yacht
14- C3NTELL4 - ΔUDIOSENTIENT
15- C3NTELL4 - ???

C3NTELL4 @WNW 22/11

yabujin tracks slowed and reverb by gemstone2k 
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YABUJIN SLOWED MIX #2K9HARDSTYLE2K9  #DPRKJAMZ

Sofrito: Tropical Discotheque

Je Ne Bois Pas Beaucoup

The show delves into a peculiar niche of South Italian music repertoires exploring themes connected to the life of donkeys and horses. Expect old songs tipically recited by horse cart drivers in the streets of places such as Napoli, Palermo, and Salento, as well as a selection of other sort of songs entirely dedicated to the life of the two species.

The mix will explore the intricate relationship between man and these animals, the hardships of farmers life in post-war Italy and the love for these creatures, but also their dreadful exploitation that used to take place in mines and fields, or still happening in contemporary clandestine horse racing.

Turbo Sud / Radio Alhara (Ciucci, Cavaddhi, Trainieri, Carritteri, etc...) 12th September 2023

A new guest mix by Donato Epiro and Gaspare Sammartano, who run @canti_magnetici, the South Italian label already featured in the February episode. This special broadcast has been programmed in response to Holy Week, as it includes traditional funeral music from the Holy Week processions in Taranto.

In 2022, on Holy Friday, Canti Magnetici released a tape entitled Musica Lacrimosa, not credited to any artist. Behind this title, which references the text of the Stabat Mater, lies a collection of funeral marches from the tradition of their hometown, Taranto, performed by band ensembles during the processions (Misteri) commemorating the passion and crucifixion of Jesus Christ.

At the time, the label offered no information about the music on the tape, limiting itself to a mention of Taranto, a photograph of the city’s port after the bombing on the night between 11 and 12 November 1940, and the recording date, 1974. It was their clear intention that the work not be perceived as an archival or documentary project. Instead, they hoped listeners would focus solely on the profound drama of the compositions and performances, somehow sounding equally remote and existential due to the nature of the procession marches and the now-deteriorated medium: an amatorial tape of field recordings, whose author remains unknown.

Today, they are presenting the work in an expanded version (which includes 45 minutes of tape recordings and a newly composed 15-minute piece) to share the sadness and sense of inadequacy that, as musicians and curators of an independent record label, they deeply feel in these historical times. Donato and Gaspare hope to create an occasion for reflection: How should art respond to the despair of the present? Especially as we live in a society increasingly accustomed to ever-growing self-referential, individualistic, hedonistic, promotional, and empty-hearted ways of life.

Listening to the decayed remnants of these old funerary compositions becomes for them a way to ponder on who we are as humans and where we continue to go wrong.

Turbo Sud / Radio Alhara w/ Donato Epiro & Gaspare Sammartano ('Musica Dolorosa'), 14th April 2025

One hour of Nightcore edits of Neapolitan pop music genre, Neomelodico. All the speed-up edits were found online and assembled together by @2sicilie. Active on SoundCloud since 2019, @2sicilie is a music producer devoted to crafting Neomelodico experimental club edits and mashups.

Turbo Sud / Radio Alhara w/ 2SICILIE ('Nightcore Neomelodico'), 12th May 2025

A special show curated by Sonia Garcia (@acideyes), dedicated to Lou X: a figure as enigmatic as he is pivotal in the history of Italian rap.

The mix includes tracks and interview excerpts, created from material Sonia gathered over eleven years ago, when she wrote an article about him for Vice Italia in 2014. The title, Gerico è lontana ma a ogni passo la incontro (“Jericho is far, yet I reach it with every step”), takes inspiration from a quote by Lou X in the track La Raja. The artist is known for having repeatedly expressed solidarity with the Palestinian cause and anti-colonial resistance movements.

Sonia Garcia (@acideyes) is a dj and journalist of Quechua descent, born in Italy and based in Milan. She is the founder of SAYRI (@s4yri), an artistic platform and event format run together with Amazon and Crltxxx, celebrating the practices of artists from Abya Yala and its diaspora, with a focus on dissident identities. Her research, both in writing and music, explores notions of belonging, temporality and territorial memory.

Turbo Sud / Radio Alhara w/ Sonia Garcia ('Lou X Special'), 9th June 2025

One hour of South Italian songs about emigration.

Tracklist:
Tommy Riccio - Pe’ chi sta luntano
Adra Mou Pai - O Klama | Jineka U Emigrantu
 “Da Melbùrne pi ie Sìdni ci vo dudicë orë”
Tonino Zurlo - Meste Narducce
Anna Maria D’Elia - E Figlie d’emigrante
Enzo Del Re - Povera Gente
Nino Rota, Elio Mauro - Paese Mio
Luigi Paoli - Figlio Emigrante
Gigi Finizio - Scugnizziello emigrante
Domenico Modugno - Lu minaturi
Titina Fasano, Lino Sabatelli - Marituma è sciutu
Antonio, Giorgio e Daniela - Chiantu de l’emigranti
Mario Merola - Lacreme Napulitane
Rosa Balistreri - Terra ca nun senti
Ciccio Busacca - Lu trenu di lu suli
Marracash - Bastavano Le Briciole

Turbo Sud / Radio Alhara ('Pe Chi Sta Lontano / To Those Far Away'), 11th August 2025

WARDA - Dandana |دندنة | حفل تونس 1976

Vashish Soobah (1994) is a visual artist, filmmaker and documentary filmmaker born in Sicily to Mauritian parents who grew up in Brianza. He graduated in Media Design and Multimedia Arts at Naba in 2018 and later earned a master’s degree in Moving Image & Artist’s Film at Goldsmiths, University of London in 2019.

In the construction of his works, he always starts from his condition of in-between, being in the middle between two cultures, the Italian and the Mauritian. His practice focuses on the concept of memory and migration, the meaning of home and identity, spirituality and issues related to the Mauritian diaspora through biographical and personal narratives. Another fundamental element that he revisits in his practice is reworking the images and videos from the family archive.

Nou pe al feter dan Catania, 1997 (Let’s go party in Catania) is a sound piece where Vashish explores conversations around belonging, diaspora and memory, through the unfolding of memories and archival recordings in connection to Sicily, where he was born and lived until the age of seven, before relocating North to Lombardy with his parents. Reflecting upon Stuart Hall’s condition of living between two islands, Vashish’s show interwines sonic memories of his nuclear and extended family within the larger context of the Mauritian diaspora and all the related movements, which he describes, quoting Édouard Glissant, as the movements of a jellyfish. 

A central idea of this show was to go through the audio recordings from VHS tapes taken at parties that his family would set up in their house in Catania. At the same time, the show includes conversations with his cousin, his brother and his mum and dad. As Vashish recalled to me, his birthdays would become a pretext for his family to create a dancefloor in the living room of their apartment. 

The VHS tapes reveal an apparent sonic map, which embodies what he believes to be the life between islands. For instance, the overlap of this condition takes life in the sequence of recordings of “happy birthday” songs blended with Mauritian Sega, 1990s Western pop, Liscio folk music and Indian melodies, all while cheerings and voices in languages such as Creole and Italian take place in the background.

The broadcast features unpublished recordings, unreleased and DIY sonic improvisations and excerpts from Vashish's artwork ‘Perle Sparse’, an installation, presented in 2023 at Santarcangelo Festival and in 2025 at Triennale Milano.

Turbo Sud / Radio Alhara w/ Vashish (Nou pe al feter dan Catania, 1997), 10th November 2025

Rah Ellil (The night is gone) — Abdelaziz Stati

فنجان شاي مع سيجارتين - محمد الموجي

https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=699
October 2019

Aïsha Devi - Superluminal
Philip Glass - Koyaanisqatsi vs Post Malone (Devi Edit)
Exploited Body - I Was Never Enough
Gabber Modus Operandi - Trance Adiluhunxxx
E-Saggila - My World My Way (Devi Edit)
J-Zbel - Riddim Du Bardouin
John Carpenter - The Fog vs Billie Eilish (Devi Edit)
Tomas Urquieta - Dueños de Nada x Ariana Grande (Devi Edit)
Iona Fortune - Xu ?
Kablam - DJ HAY!?
Slickback & Hyph11e - Shimian vs The Prodigy (Devi Edit)
Racine - Quelque Chose Tombe II
Tricky - For Real (Devi Edit)
Llanto - Raum
Aïsha Devi - I'm Not Always Where My Body is (Varg Remix)
Sign Libra - Outro / Oophaga Pumilio
Racine - Désordre Baroque
GIL - Swallow Ash
Amnesia Scanner & Bill Kouligas - Lexachast II (Devi Vocaloid Edit)
Rage Against The Machine vs Flowdan (Devi Edit)

RA 699 - Aïsha Devi

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Curatorial music platform showcasing regional music styles, sonic experiments and archival audio-video materials of South Italy. Run by @agostino2801. Monthly radio show on @radioalhara on the second Monday of every month.