Sybil @ 9128.live (16.05.21)

This episode of Transience is a rebroadcast from Intimate Connections, a special edition show on Cashmere Radio, that explores the relations between emotions and music. For this ,Transience host, Lou Drago invited friend and collaborator Ligovskoï to explore an emotional space that they have both been interested in, in their productions and Transience's target sound palette. Starting with our sun's frequency, 126,22 Hz, Lou Drago and Ligovskoï speculate about the effect of this specific vibration. Supposing a correlation between the life-giving energy of the sun and its frequency, the artists have created an hour's journey that subtly weaves through the interstices of emotional complexity, landing, hopefully, in a place that leaves the listener rejuvenated and uplifted.

To hear more from Ligovskoï please visit: ligovskoi.com

To hear more from Lou Drago please visit: loudrago.com

Photography by Micki Rosi Richter

transience #46 with Lou Drago and Ligovskoï - Parhelia

This year I had the great pleasure of playing an ambient set at my favourite UK festival, Above Below. From the curation, to the sound systems, to the lighting & most importantly to the people, Above Below is a very special party, so I really wanted to make this as special as I could :)

To the best of my knowledge it wasn't recorded so here is an attempt at a re-record. It contains some of my favourite ever ambient & experimental records, and some of my own music & tools I prepared especially for the festival so this feels like a personal one.  I was really happy with the flow & vibe so I hope that transmits! 

Track listing:

Tomoko Sauvage – Waterbowls Live at Lyren
Ear To Ear - Live Recordings Side A
Eszaid - Brumes 01
Veil -Burning light
Kero & Valance Drakes - Can't edit your soul
David Toop & Lawrence English - Abyssal Tracker
Jim O’Rourke & Eivind Lønning - Most But Potentially All Part 3
David Toop - Ceremony Viewed Through Iron Slit
Cosmin TRG - Vermillion Bends
Lawrence English & Lea bertucci - Dust Storm
Night Garden - Lakeside apparitions
Leila Bordreuil - Not An Elegy Side B
Nicola Scrutton - A Pulsing Light (Edit)
Night Garden - River Spirits (tool)
PDP III - 49 Days
Yeongju Kim & Fahmi mursyid - 깊은 어​둠​의 영혼
Soundwalk Collective & Patti Smith - Medea
Material Object & Ishq - 76 MHz
Madeleine Cocolas - Exhale
Burhan Öçal & Pete Namlook - Nerden Geliyorsun, Part IV
Troekurovo Recordings - Fraxinus
Tile~Shore - Church Of Nothingness

Live at The Coombe Stage, Above Below festival 2024

Significant Other is back in the studio with a healthy dose of Pain Management to soundtrack your Monday evening.

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Significant Other @ The Lot Radio 06-17-2024

The UTDF podcast presents the first live record from this year's Central Ambient Salon that took place at Electrum Up To Date Festival 2024. Późno took us on a melancholic journey through the most calming and peaceful sounds you can imagine. Sit back, relax and give yourself time to heal. 

Podcast UTDF przedstawia pierwsze nagranie z tegorocznego Centralnego Salonu Amboentu, który odbył się podczas Electrum Up To Date Festival 2024. Kolektyw późno zabrał nas w melancholijną podróż po najbardziej wyciszających i spokojnych dźwiękach, jakie można sobie wyobrazić. Usiądźcie wygodnie, zrelaksujcie się i dajcie sobie czas na uzdrowienie.

Recorded @ E×UTDF 2024

UTDF Podcast #8: późno

Fête de Jardin Chez Pont-Levis : Thaïs (21.06.24)

NOODS 12:00-13:00 (CET) 19.12.24

Second part of a dark sonic biography, 'oscurità' are small particles of a story, are the grasps of Mattia Onori’s debut Album 'Tra Vento e Oscurità' and its uncontrolled branches. Each episode is dedicated to a different sound memory of the artist. 

Artwork by Agostino Artese www.instagram.com/agostinoartese/

[EOS Radio] oscurità Type II: Umbra of Dub - December 19 2024

fatale

Tu vois ce nuage ? On l'appelle un Cirrus , on dirait des cheveux d'anges qui flottent dans le ciel au dessus de nos têtes.
Parfois j'aimerais juste pouvoir voler comme un oiseau .
Traverser les cieux plutôt qu'avoir le cul collé à ce monde de merde .
Je pourrais y hurler comme un taré sans que personne m'entende ,
mon dernier silence .

L'Enfant D'La Plèbe - CIRRUS

Observatory

Deena Abdelwahed has a two way relationship with music: in her early years back home in Tunisia when she programmed nights at Nüba, she was known for introducing the likes of footwork, UK bass and kuduro along side experimental house and techno to the local scene. Meanwhile, her own music on labels like InFine has introduced European audiences to bass and techno with plenty of fascinating Arab influences.  This was best showcased on her Khonnar album late last year, which came with plenty of inventive rhythms, weird sound designs and generally challenging musical ideas. 

Abdelwahed’s mix for us comes ahead of her performance at Dekmantel Festival in August and showcases her ability to twist basslines and layer in spiritual ambiance to absorbing effect. It manages to be punchy and physical yet thoughtful throughout, and also comes with plenty of the Arab influences - vocals, instrumentation, rhythms -  that make her work so standout.