Name: Amylase [mixtape] by Wona
Duration: 17 min 18 s
Description: it's a farewell for the times that oppressed me.

BUMP LIKE (JerseyClub) (Sped Up)

zonedout - OBFUSCATED OVERRIDE (prod. phntmzn bR)

Letting go

remix track for Silica Gel Remix Competition of https://soundcloud.com/headroomrockers
All arrange, mixing, mastered by Kim Kate (Mad Flux Audio)

실리카겔 Silica Gel - Neo Soul (Kate's Refix)

it's a farewell for the times that oppressed me.

Amylase [mixtape]

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Booker Stardrum - Swimming
Alexi Baris - On Sequins
Arcane Device - Lathe
Roberto Musci - The Way Of Discreet Zen
Haruomi Hosono - Mercury Fall
Tarzana - Private Scarab Reserve Club 
Theodore Cale Schafer - Blue Fleece
Micro Incubus - Too Much Beige
Donato Epiro - Ombra Marina
Triple Negative - Bad Grace
Oneohtrix Point Never - Nil Admirari
Rogelio Sosa - Vinylika
Jürg Frey - 60 Pieces Of Sound
THSS - Cashier
Dahl-Tah-Ghi - Okkyung Lee
Booker Stardrum - Dome Ship
Jonathan Scherk & Daniel Majer - Get a Little s
Mica Levi & Oliver Coates - Dolphins Climb Onto Shore For The First Time
Ulla Straus - I Forgot To Take A Picture

Joyul - Secret Golden Egg

Erika Cox - 어푸어푸 (UPUP)

You can see Music Video  here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1Fv-EJD1gk&feature=youtu.be

Directed & 3d Animated by Erika Cox
Title Design by 605

Song Credits:

Composed & Mixed by immoosen
Lyrics by Erika Cox
Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, Backing Vocal by immoosen
Vocal by Erika Cox
Produced by immoosen
Co-produced by Erika Cox

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어푸어푸(UPUP)

Artist: Pal Hwang Dan
Album: A Length of Line, written by Ee Yeoro
Format: Digital
Cat.No: CHI024
Master: Pal Hwang Dan
Release Date: 04 September 2020

Korean artist Pal Hwang Dan has collaborated with writer Ee Yeoro to create an audio soundscape based on Yeoro’s 2019 Korean-language book, A Length of Line. Pal Hwang Dan combines spoken readings, sometimes overlaid and strangely pitched, with a melodic and surreal musical score.

A Length of Line, written by Ee Yeoro seeks to destabilise both the writer and the subject, composed half of quotations and half of Yeoro’s own writings. The eclectic and conflicting mix of quoted texts come from such diverse sources as ancient Chinese poems, the critic Paul de Man, contemporary Korean poetry, Austrian philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein and texts found on a telephone pole in Yeoro’s Seoul neighbourhood. 

Yeoro’s own writings touch on the difficulty of seeing and being seen, rich with an ambivalent and anxious sense of dislocation. The text is read by 21 people from his neighbourhood, including a student, a Buddhist monk, a clerk, and a teacher, in keeping with the community-based, collaborative nature of the release which rejects the idea of a singular creator. An English-language translation of his text will be available to download with the release.

In sympathy with Yeoro’s creation, Pal Hwang Dan has woven the text readings in with a typically unique blend of uncanny sunny pop, Baroque music, computer game-inspired blippy beats, funky guitar and industrial textures which dominated his 2018 Chinabot release, Saneopseonjip. All text is spoken in Korean, but non-Korean speakers can experience the record’s power of disorientation, playful textures and blasts of solid-gold pop bliss.

About Pal Hwang Dan

Pal Hwang Dan, real name Pal Boche, is a musician living in Jung-chon. He is inspired by industrial, indie pop, animation and video game soundtracks.

About Ee Yeoro
Ee Yeoro is a writer and also translates essays about art and philosophy, including work by Mark Fisher and Jacques Derrida. His first book was a translation of The Sisters by James Joyce; the next will be an anthology about ethics. “I’m interested in amateurism with a critical attitude in mind,” he says. A Length of Line was supported by Incheon Foundation for Arts & Culture.

Amylase [mixtape]

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