https://soundcloud.com/living_roooom

°friendship music°

monthly event in Lisbon
& bi-weekly mix series
run by:
@eneko_zarazua
@asiootus
@ca_rolf
@usofusofusofusof

Living ≋ Room

Living Room n°3 ~ @l_rosado

1. is there a story behind the mix? how did it come together?

> It came as a reasoned personal confession of music that escorted me lately, unfolding contemporary landscapes despite its predictable timelessness

2. describe a favourite object in your living room...

> Technically a living being, but there’s this monstera deliciosa who has seen ruin and is reborn again

3. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?

> Currently caught between vast and exciting elements, hoping to release those in the near future. Under other circumstances and still in its sketchbook stage, I’m contributing to a sound installation alongside my gf

Living Room n°3 ~ L. Rosado

Living Room n°4 ~ @anthonyabbadessa

1. is there a story behind the mix? how did it come together?

> I composed this mix while having a pilates induced epiphany on a glass-bottom boat surfing across the Caspian Sea....just kidding I just went through some trippy tunes in my music library and picked out some I thought would sound good next to one another.

2. describe a favourite object in your living room...

> Right now my favorite object in my living room is a copy of the Raf Simons book that I got in high school because I just found out I might be able to sell it for a lot of money and it's a pretty boring book so I'm glad. I would rather spend the money on music software.

3. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?

> I'm trying to make euphoric trance music with my friend. We plan on being the next Daft Punk of trance. I'm listening to a lot of Paul Van Dyk and realizing that "For An Angel" has 33 million views on youtube because that's how good it actually is.

Living Room n°4 ~ Tony Rainwater

Living Room n°5 ~ @lexstein

q. is there a story behind the mix? how did it come together?

> It was inspired by these strange, trying times we're living through. One year ago the pandemic hit and life changed drastically.
As a result, my mood, and thus the music I chose to listen to, also changed. Ambient music became my go to to both decompress and focus on working while at home every day, all day.

q. describe a favourite object in your living room...

> My kids, Eleanor and August, and a photo of my late beloved son, Xavier.

q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?

> I used to draw a lot as a kid, and I recently bought supplies to start that up again. I'm mainly focusing on landscapes using colored pencils or pen and ink. Also, I'm in the beginning stages of planning to start a record label.

Living Room n°5 ~ Lexstein

Living Room n°6 ~ @tibslc

q. is there a story behind the mix? how did it come together?

> Love

q. describe a favourite object in your living room...

> ever-changing 

q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?

> Just finished everything.

~~~

Tracklist:

Yu Su - Touch Me Not
Ulla - Inside Means
Emily A. Sprague - Star Gazing
Ulla - 40th And Spruce
Mica Levi - Ride Till We Die
Jean P’ark - Birds And Brushes
Miki Yui - Dial Sun
Silvia Kastel - The Closer The Stranger
Aylu - Quatro Vier
Aylu - ( . ) ( . )
Ulla - Inside Me
Beatrice Dillon - Workaround Three
Myriam Bleau - Coastin
FRKTL - Ex Ante
Mica Levi - Ruff Dog
Aircode - Skogsrå
Meara O'Reilly - Hockets for Two Voices 01 I.
Perila - atm
Jean P’ark - Sunny Sonnenallee
Noémi Büchi - Ne Parle Pas De Secrets
Carla dal Forno - The Garden
Justin - 2 _ lite
Lucrecia Dalt - Mono
Aylu - Kritik
Perila - Mouth Full Of Tahini
Amby Downs - yuuruu (run off)
Beatrice Dillon - Workaround Five
Inky Lee & Jean P'ark - Whale
Polly - Silver Needle
Naemi - Milau (2020 instrumental mix)
Perila - All Morning Watching Clouds
Perila -Can We Just Be Real
Emily A. Sprague - Piano 2 (Mount Vision)
Myriam Bleau - Darling

Living Room n°6 ~ TIBSLC

Living Room n°7 ~ @lazycalmraga

q. pls introduce yourself/yourselves

> Hi! We are Csenge & Edit from Hungary (currently residing in Budapest/Berlin), the masterminds behind Lazy Calm Raga. LCR started as a sweet coincidence when we recognized we have an almost identical taste in music, so we started making mixes just for fun a couple of years ago (phew! already). Then eventually got into DJing too and we were invited to do a bi-weekly radio show on Lahmacun Radio since its beginning. We still kinda identify ourselves as just people who are really really enthusiastic about music. Music is a miracle in human's life <3

q. is there a story behind the mix? how did it come together?

> We wanted to make a nice mix that could accompany our friends gathering in the same living room. We have a friend circle living in three different countries so it's rare that we can make this real, especially in these times...but it's the best when it happens :) you don't want to waste that time to pick background songs one after another, you need sum good mixes! This is an attempt to be one of those.

q. in your opinion, what would be the ideal circumstances to enjoy your mix?

> We recommend munching on some erdnusslocken, sour gummies or THC gummies (or both), and maybe lighting up some incense sticks. If you have a cat around to stroke that will also work out well.

q. describe a favourite object in your living room…

> Cs: ugh, tuff question, I'm a gadget maniac :D I have a naive dolphin drawing framed, it says "good job! or you worked well today!". I found it on the street in a primary school child's notebook, I think the teacher drew it and glued it there as a motivational sticker.

>E: obviously Mitzi, my cat (check @mitzitempo on instagram to see why!). Besides, it must be the dolphin-shaped beer opener together with the crocodile-shaped nutcracker, and the minerals from the German Harz mountains.

q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?

>Cs: For me it's a quiet time, I don't draw much these days after work, but I'm trying to get back to reading, buying way too many books..I just got asked to be part of a future art book though, which is very promising and I'm excited to make new art.

>E: Books, fermentation, not to get more depressed and looking at cake arts on IG. If talking about the longer term, I am planning to go back to study in the fall and I can't wait for a real LCR set again! Maybe we can occupy another bridge soon and throw a party there?

~~~

Tracklist:

Ivor Cutler - The Path
Canto De Mudo - Eno - de Sela #1
Jaroslav Kořán, Michal Kořán - Jarni 1
Gi Gi - Montjuïc ft. Mi Mi
Paul Schütze - Lotus Voltage // Sándor Weöres / Básti Lajos - Meditáció
Fauzia - stormy days
Merope - Oi Toli
Iceboy Violet - excerpt from k-punk 2021: postcapitalist desires @ ICA
Frederik Valentin (ft. Soho Rezanejad) - Tears
Silvia Kastel - Better Off In Water Fractals
Csernovszky Márk - Elmepalota
Prefuse 73 - Obtaining Initial Feelings
Randy Greif - The Sky Is So Low
Triad God - So Pay La
RAP - Bright Blue
Gavsborg - Domestic Termites Love Rock Music
Hi-Posi - Tabooの上限
Special Guest Dj - Makeout Dub
Concave Reflection - Wide Circle
Yawning Portal - The Burning Bridge
Fatshaudi - Collect Yourself
ateuqram - FIELDS
Tarotplane - Descartes Camera // Gryllus Dániel / Weöres Sándor - Tíz Erkély
vida vojić - cycles
Les Halles - First Mirage
Max Bygraves - When You Come To The End Of A Lollipop

Living Room n°7 ~ Lazy Calm Raga

Living Room n°8 ~ @mimilk

q. pls introduce yourself

>I’m Mim from MitamineLab, a contemporary sound archive and curatorial project from Mexico City, also a radio show. I’m an art historian/cultural manager and I currently have two jobs, as a studio manager and as a project manager.

q. is there a story behind the mix? how did it come together?

>I just tried to evoque the sensation of living at Mexico city, pretty eclectic and unpredictable. I truly believe that Mexico City is a land of dream where emotions are always running high.

q. in your opinion, what would be the ideal circumstances to enjoy your mix?

>You can enjoy it wherever and whenever you want, maybe in the morning while drinking a good coffee, or even in a sunny afternoon with the company of a good shot of mezcal.

q. describe a favourite object in your living room...

>Is not an object per se, but I love that my living room has a view to the garden.

q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?

>Yeah, I’m working in some music and my first EP ever. Hope to have something ready soon :)

Living Room nº8 ~ Mim

Living Room n°10 ~ @santebela

q. pls introduce yourself
> Hi I'm Santebela.

q. in your opinion, what would be the ideal circumstances to enjoy your mix?
> It's great for listening in the morning, before you wake up completely.

q. is there a story behind the mix? how did it come together?
> Nothing special, I have collected my favorites here. The musicians I listen to almost every day.

q. describe a favourite object in your living room...
> My bicycle 🙂

q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?
> Now I am putting together a folder with my recordings, which I recorded on Tascam.

Living Room n°10 ~ Santebela

Living Room n°11 ~ @theory-therapy

q. pls introduce yourself

> My name is Gary Hunter. I run a small music website called Low End Theorists and the Theory Therapy mix series, plus co-host a couple of radio shows with Daniel Patrin.

q. is there a story behind the mix? how did it come together?

> I recorded it after a long walk in Sydney. It’s the middle of winter just now but we tend to get really clear crisp days. I moved here about 4 years ago from Scotland and I’ll never take for granted how nice it is to wake up to sun most days. I wanted the mix to provide a snapshot of that feeling. Really calming, almost quasi-religious tracks.

q. what would be the ideal circumstances to enjoy your mix?

> Maybe in one of those floatation tanks. Or as you fall asleep.

q. describe a favourite object in your living room...

> My TV or my old, but still great CDJ-350s.

q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?

> We’re turning Theory Therapy into a label. We’ll be announcing our first release in the next week or so.

Living Room n°11 ~ Theory Therapy

Living Room n°12 ~ @yeye-music

q. pls introduce yourself

a: I’m James Hearne, I live in Bristol UK - I’ve held residencies on 1020, Noods and Unmade Radio and with the club night PTS.

q. is there a story behind the mix? how did it come together?

a: The mix I guess is my way of recoding reality for a second or two, an opportunity to live out that sci-fi adventure that I was born just short of experiencing first hand.


q. in your opinion, what would be the ideal circumstances to enjoy your mix?

a: I think in the day to day - it’s an opportunity to separate from the pleasant/unpleasant goings on in our existences during a working week.


q. describe a favourite object in your living room...

a: It has to be a really great bit of artwork that my partner painted - a man in thought that has been texturised by long brushstrokes downwards throughout the piece. My interpretation is a disruption of the way we code our memories.


q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?

a: I’m currently trying to tie up a few EP\s that centre around ‘bass’ music but are slightly more ambient/ ‘sound designy’ in nature, Watch this space.

~~~

Tracklist:

Ye Ye - Smoothin Cats (Stroking Cats)
Otik - Neuron Blossom
Kareem Lotfy - Asmar
Actress - Remembrance
Tim Hecker & Oneohtrix Point Never - Grey Geisha
Ye Ye - Entropy (Forthcoming ANE July 16th)
Sontag Shogun - Clstrs
Gigi Masin - Still
Ye Ye - Nt Uzzn (Forthcoming ANE July 16th)
Milan W - Ostinato
Jon Hassell + Brian Eno - Datu Bintung At Jelong
Akira Yamaoaka - Null Moon
Roberto Musci - Nexus On The Beach
Klein - We Are Almost There
Oklou - Valley 2
Space Afrika - Dairyday 4
Ploy - =0
Carlos Nino - Calimayan
Garrett - Sweet Dreams
Barrington Levy - Vibes Is Right

Living Room n°12 ~ Ye Ye

Living Room n°13 ~ @fun_s

q. pls introduce yourself

Hello you, I’m Funes.


q. is there a story behind the mix? how did it come together?

The story behind the mix is that this year I had to say goodbye to two important people in my life. I recorded the mix during this difficult time to process the whole thing a little bit. It was an evening where I tried to bring light and dark together and let the feelings run free.


q. in your opinion, what would be the ideal circumstances to enjoy 
your mix?

Put on headphones and close your eyes no matter what circumstances are going on.


q. describe a favourite object in your living room...

The Windows.


q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?

At the moment I don't have a bigger music project in front of me. Maybe I will release some own productions here on Soundcloud/Bandcamp. But I'm going to be out in nature a lot in the near future to focus on myself, to calm down, to clear my mind and to look ahead.

Living Room n°13 ~ Funes

Living Room n°14 ~ @francesco-de-gallo

q. pls introduce yourself
hello my name is frank, i'm a musician and visual artist interested in themes of biomorphism & metamorphosis 

q. is there a story behind the mix? how did it come together?
just a collection of organic sounds & atmospheres... a collage of recent favorites

q. what would be the ideal circumstances for listening to your mix?
chilling at the lake at sunset

q. describe your favorite object in your living room...
my porcelain clown collection

q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?
trying to finalize some recordings before going back to school this fall + spending alot of time in nature with friends

~~~

Tracklist:
1. Curd Duca - oui
2. Kamau - Untitled​ (​171217 1)
3. Pavel Milyakov Bendik Giske - Untitled 2
4. PLO Man & C3D-E - Pt. I - Pt. Iv
5. MJ Lallo - Blues For Buddha
6. Astrid Sonne - Canceled Eyes
7. Exael - Ko
8. BLNKA - Taylor Edit
9. Ulla - Look or Look Away
10. The Gentle People - Emotion Heater (Tiki Mix)
11. Ivan ‘Mamao’ Conti - Jemburi
12. Funkadelic - Brettino's Bounce
13. Indoor Plants - Walking Man
14. Ken Ishii - The Last Moment
15. El Hardwick - U Turn
16. Lee Kelly - Ending in The Abyss
17. Ultramarine - Canoe Trip
18. Dave Liebman / Adam Rudolph / Tatsuya Nakatani - Benediction (Opening)
19. Vladimir Tarasov - Monotype IV
20. Taku Sugimoto & Moe Kamura - イス１
21. Eyephone - Devolution Theme

~~~

artwork is based on a photo by fdg.

Living Room n°14 ~ fdg.

Living Room n°15 ~ @bleeeech

q. pls introduce yourself

> hi, I'm bleeech

q. is there a story behind the mix? how did it come together?

> definitely influenced by the symphony of cicadas I hear on my humidity soaked morning walks. a lot of jams I've been listening to recently.

q. in your opinion, what would be the ideal circumstances to enjoy
your mix?

> it's nice to listen to while sitting in the sun

q. describe a favourite object in your living room...

> my wall of plants 

q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?

> I'm finishing up a full length and a few collaborative projects. and I'm always working on new paintings.

Living Room n°15 ~ bleeech

Living Room n°16 ~ @alleycatss

q. pls introduce yourself
hey, im máté

q. is there a story behind the mix? how did it come together?
tried to pay homage to & express my love of 90s mediterranean(ish) ambient musick & new age

q. in your opinion, what would be the ideal circumstances to enjoy your mix?
maybe sunset? cliché, but at sea?

q. describe a favourite object in your living room...
lamp that i made from a stick i found as child

q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?
some projects are long overdue, like always...

~~~

Tracklist:
Etrusca 3D - Velatri (Etrusca 3D)
Ape Explorer - Rebirth Acid (Organism Acid)
koeosaeme - 1520219:44 (ANNULUS)
James Ferraro - Neurogeist IV. (Neurogeist)
Hiroyuki Onogawa - Sacrifice (August in the Water OST)
Zoviet France - Ascend a Fall (Just an Illusion)
Lino Capra Vaccina - Frammenti Di Sonno (Antico Adagio)
Música Esporádica - Meciendo El Engaño (Música Esporádica)
Suso Sáiz - Hypnotics (excerpt)
LOG - LOG 2 (LOG ET3RNAL)
Hiroyuki Onogawa - The Wind 2 (August in the Water OST)
Jon Hassell - Paris I (The Surgeon of the Nightsky Restores Dead Things by the Power of Sound)
Nelson Angelo - Bodas (Violão E Outras Coisas)
Paul Lansky - Word Color (More Than Idle Chatter)
Nuno Canavarro - Alsee (Plux Quba)
Pep Llopis - El Vell Rei De La Serp (Poiemusia La Nau Dels Argonautes)

Living Room n°16 ~ Alley Catss

Living Room n°17 ~ @romeopoirier

q. pls introduce yourself
my name is Roméo Poirier, I’m a musician from Strasbourg living in Brussels

q. is there a story behind the mix? how did it come together?
no particular stories, just an assemblage of music I’m currently listening to

q. in your opinion, what would be the ideal circumstances to enjoy your mix?
it would be now 

q. describe a favourite object in your living room...
an old travel trunk from Prussia, big enough to fit all sort of things

q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?
working on composing a new album, and doing some live performance

~~~

Tracklist:
GES - Irrevelant Sound Effect
Frère Tuck - Bassin Velocity (excerpt)
Curd Duca - Mid A4
Nikolaienko - Blue Soup N°2
Miles Davis - Honky Tonk (excerpt)
Uon Duh - Under
&apos - Dryas [cmd-period]
NR/MA - Chavashila
Curd Duca - Fl Peak (edit)
Curd Duca - Love b3 (edit)
Arsy - Bad Traffic
Curd Duca - Rec 4
Hideki Umezawa - Dokkyaku (excerpt)
David Behrman - Leapday Night Scene 1
Ursula Bogner - Sonne=Blackbox
Andrew Pekler & Giuseppe Ielasi - Simferopol
Franco Battiato - Goutez et Comparez (excerpt)
Hanno Leichtmann - Study One
Michael Nyman - The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat (processed)

Living Room n°17 ~ Roméo Poirier

Living Room n°18 ~ @moreeaze

q. pls introduce yourself

> hi. i'm mari maurice rubio

q. is there a story behind the mix?

> this mix focuses a lot on guitar music. with the slow move back to live performances, i've found myself playing guitar and bass a lot more recently. i also often sit and improvise these long sprawling guitar loops that kind of go nowhere so, i interspersed several excerpts of those throughout. that practice is very therapeutic to me as is making mixes so I really sought to marry those things here. i also thought a lot about living rooms. that space in my home is sacred to me in many ways so i tried to capture the casual and relaxed atmosphere that this space makes me feel.

q. what's the best way enjoy your mix?

> ideally, sitting in a favorite room at night with windows open. preferably with an autumn breeze creeping in and a glass of wine or a negroni in hand. 

q. describe a favourite object in your living room...

> my partner and i have been gradually redoing our living room over the last year and there are so many things i love about it! my favorite thing is probably the modernist fuschia sofa we acquired. she found it online and it was just an instant room improver. it's huge and perfect for intimate hangs or larger parties. i often alternately work on it or fall asleep on it.

q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?

> i am gradually writing/recording songs/pieces for a new solo album or two.  i also have many collaborative projects in the works and am about to go on tour with my band alexalone. in general, i'm working on learning new food recipes, figuring out how to use my girlfriend's yamaha rx5, organizing my wardrobe, and how to make my dream paloma at home.

~~~

tracklist:
rafael toral- desiree
more eaze- ???
oren ambarchi-girl with the silver eyes
ulla-somewhere else
theodore cale schaeffer- iwywcb
more eaze- ???
aaron cartier- no sleep
felt- imprint
yes/and- making a monument
midwxst-liar
alexalone- sun
kazuma matsui- to and from
durutti column-love no more
ora clementi-nowhere much narrower
more eaze-???
rachika nayar-the trembling of glass
more eaze- ???
waveform*-paternal

Living Room n°18 ~ more eaze

Living Room n°20 ~ @slowfoam

q. pls introduce yourself

Hi! I’m Madelyn, aka Slowfoam. I’m a very curious artist, musician, and DJ currently based in Berlin.


q. is there a story behind the mix?

I made this mix in my favorite place in the world, watching a sunset and swatting away mosquitos in Bogliasco, Italy in the midst of a pretty intense time… so, it’s as cathartic and emotive as the moment was. 


q. what's the best way enjoy your mix?

Zoning out while cooking soup or on a slow autumnal walk. But, ideally, you can just listen to it anywhere that feels right.


q. describe a favourite object in your living room...

It’s this giant expanding foam sculpture that looks like a butterfly hanging above our couch; a memento from a special weekend with friends in Prague.


q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?

Yes! Too many! At this very moment, I’m developing a collaborative monthly show exploring utopia through sound called 'our tomorrow' on Internet Public Radio.

Living Room n°20 ~ Slowfoam

Living Room n°38 ~ @petteril

q. pls introduce yourself:

I’m James Gilbert, I make music under the name Petteril. It’s emotive, textural, electroacoustic music inspired by the complexities of the human condition, nature and the parallels between the two. A dying accordion, baritone guitar, clarinet, field recordings, electronics. I improvise, manipulate and process sound to craft narrative driven musical collages.

q. is there a story behind the mix? how did it come together?

Every so often I feel compelled to make a mix. I don’t consider myself a DJ (at all!) but it harks back to the days of making mix tapes etc in college. Theres something calming and relaxing about it. There’s no real theme behind most of them, it’s just a way of collating and reorganising some of the music that I’ve been listening to recently. I enjoy doing it just for myself. Re-contextualising tracks by juxtaposing them with others that make sense. So this is just like a mixtape of bits I was listening to lots at the time of creating. Hopefully it helps people relax and go about their day.

q. in your opinion, what would be the ideal circumstances to enjoy your mix?

One or multiple of the following: On a walk. Sat in a forest. On a beach. In the rain. Somewhere windy with sound cancelling headphones. In nature. Watching insects. Drinking a coffee early in the morning. Laying in bed late at night, in the dark. Extremes of day. Very early or very late.

q. describe a favorite object in your living room...

Might sound a bit boring, but the table. We have a 12ftx3ft table that I made years ago when we were renovating our house. It’s just a thin profile box metal frame, powder coated black with a heavy plywood top. But it’s the heart of everything in our house. It’s where I set up musical gear from time to time, it’s where I often work, it’s where my wife sews (she makes all her own clothes), it’s where my kids colour or do craft or playdoh and it’s where we eat as a family.

q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?

Quite a lot. I have two finished releases in the pipeline, one of which is my debut album which has just been mastered and is currently being pressed to vinyl. It will be released late in year(ish) on a label I’m super excited about (can’t say too much yet!). And another project which is perhaps a little more experimental both musically and conceptually which I’m just finalising mixes and premasters for, ready to be sent off to get mastered and released on another of my favourite labels (again, can’t say too much at this point). They’ll probably both be coming out towards the end of the year. I’m also working on a long form piece which will be a bit more of a long term project. Trying to practice clarinet, guitar where I can too.

~~~

Tracklist:
Pan American - Corniel
Roméo Poirier - Trace Palmaire
Sebastiano Carghini - Unmarked Traces
Bellows - 02
Carmen Villain - Only Love From Now On
Claire Rousay - Everything Perfect Is Already Here (Extract)
Oliver Coates (Micachu) - Peace (Schertler Stat-V version)
Anthony Linell - Path of Devotion
Midori Hirano - Missing Night
Petteril - ADAD (unreleased)
Labradford - P
TIBSLC - The Touch of Your Toes
Karate - Today or Tomorrow

Living Room n°38 ~ Petteril

Living Room n°60 ~ @kikimolina


q. pls introduce yourself
a. I'm kiki, from Chile

q. is there a story behind the mix?
a. I made this mix on a trip to southern Chile a few months ago. They were very rainy and cold days in the forest, and I think this gave me the drive and motivation to make this selection.

q. what’s the best way enjoy your mix?
a. I think it's good to listen to alone, on a trip, walking or lying in bed.

q. describe a favorite object in your living room...
a. I've been moving around a lot lately, but I think my favorite object in my new living room is a candle tray that sits inside an unusable fireplace. It seems symbolic and romantic to me.

q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?
a. In fact, I am dedicated to anthropology and archeology, but musically I am the drummer of the band Lavina Yelb, and I am part of the orchestra of the Javanese GAMELAN music ensemble in Santiago.

Living Room n°60 ~ Kiki Molina

Living Room n°1 ~ @stone_xo

1. is there a story behind the mix? how did it come together?

> This mix is a stream of consciousness featuring some tracks that have been seeing me thru recently. It's smokey but bumpy.

2. describe a favourite object in your living room...

> Otis the cat, despite his lies.

3. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?

> The house is the club rn so I've been making some rollers to get me dancing. Some dancefloor aimed tracks are set to release this year, in blind hope I suppose (⊙_◎) ly

Living Room n°1 ~ Mistareez

Living Room n°2 ~ @miguel_limao

1. is there a story behind the mix? how did it come together?

> it was inspired by recent portuguese music and reflects my mood during this time of uncertainty, expect evocative music hoping for a new existence 🔆

2. describe a favourite object in your living room...

> my cloud lamp, now living a third life 👻

3. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?

> last month i started 'music for space tourism', a night to travel by sound at cosmos campolide, and i'm preparing an event to happen at the end of the summer in a fortress close to lisbon :) besides that, i will continue the radio show café com limão in some weeks ✌️🍋

Living Room n°2 ~ Limão BRG

Fairy Cocktail Recipe

1/2 oz amaretto almond liqueur
1/2 oz Blue Curacao liqueur
1/2 oz Southern Comfort® peach liqueur
1/2 oz Midori® melon liqueur
1/2 oz cherry brandy
fill with 1/2 sweet and sour mix
fill with 1/2 cranberry juice
1 splash grenadine syrup
150 mcg lysergic acid diethylamide

Pour ingredients into a Collins glass filled with ice.
Do not mix the triplet absolutely.

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