Sketches ~ Jamie M.

Overtime set following on From Ewan Mc and Keith Murphy. 

Ill try to do a set list soon but mostly deepwonk and a few wrong turns.


here's the full evening 
https://www.mixcloud.com/clubsoundslive/club-sounds-live-ewan-keith-20230317-192919/


CSL Fridays https://www.mixcloud.com/clubsoundslive/

CSL 17_3  [Missing in the Members' Library]

Recording of a live concert at the Yeltsin Center. Accompanying a video installation called "Echo of the Future", generated by a neural network. The event was held as part of the Night of Museums. Semi-generative music for a semi-generative video sequence.

Shine Grooves Live @ Echo Of The Future 20-05-2023

Streaming from Amsterdam's Radio Radio: this is RRFM.NL w/ @kaapofficial for @delichting

RRFM • De Lichting w/ Kaap • 24-05-23

Ad aprire le danze del nostro tanto atteso Luglio è un'artista d'eccezione: Simon Oak. Da Perugia con furore, passione ed un pizzico di follia: Co-founder del duo Black Finesse, poliedricità e sperimentilasimo sono le parole chiavi di ogni sua prestazione musicale.
Nulla si crea, nulla si distrugge, tutto si trasforma. Come il suo suono.
La lente attraverso cui vede e traduce il mondo nasce dal connubio (quasi) perfetto tra scienza ed arte: come l'interazione di atomi è permessa da un legame chimico che permetta la creazione di molecole, alla stessa maniera egli plasma il ritmo di ogni suo set assemblando sonorità eterogenee.
Il risultato di ambedue i processi è lo stesso: liberazione di energia. 
Il set che ci ha regalato è la foresta che viene soggiogata dal buio della notte e dal suono dei suoi dischi: sono i nostri alberi che si fanno spazio nella notte, danzando.
E' così facile, con Simon Oak, sentirsi già al Komorebi Music Festival.
Ci siamo quasi, amici.

Buon ascolto.
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To open the dances of our long-awaited July is an exceptional artist: Simon Oak. From Perugia with fury, passion and a pinch of madness: Co-founder of the Black Finesse duo, versatility and experimentation are the keywords of each of his musical performances.
Nothing is created, nothing is destroyed, everything is transformed. Like its sound.
The lens through which he sees and translates the world comes from the (almost) perfect union between science and art: just as the interaction of atoms is allowed by a chemical bond that allows the creation of molecules, in the same way he shapes the rhythm of his set by assembling heterogeneous sonorities.
The result of both processes is the same: release of energy.
The set he gave us is the forest that is subdued by the darkness of the night and by the sound of his records: it's our trees that make room for themselves in the night, dancing.
It's so easy, with Simon Oak, to already feel at the Komorebi Music Festival.
We're almost there, friends.

Happy listening.

Simon Oak |Komorebi Podcast Series #07|

As promised, here is the second half of the live recording from Professor Roth's project with Community Sauna Baths, Sonic Sauna. 

Continuing the hazy mix of shoegaze ambient, folk and jazz. 

As always, sit back and relax!

Take a Trip with Professor Roth Part 2

Crafting a singular cinematic approach on mental electronic music, Elijah (@projekt-am) is a french artist based on the mediteranean coast. Through his mixes and productions, Elijah explores scheming rythms and abstract though detailed and largely textured landscapes. Releasing other peoples music since 2017 through his own label @lemme-records, he is also involved in his local community as 1/3 of @extend-play – a DJ trio operating in Marseille that used to run the Basement parties, a monthly and intimate gathering for deeper grooves enthusiasts.
 
In this episode Elijah shared his audio perception of the Transpolar Drift across a beautiful and contemplative selection of tracks.

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≋  Why did you choose this theme ? 

Elijah: I originally thought about another theme, more local, more solar. Then, while digging tracks for the podcast and trying to combine them, I thought it sounded more like a puzzle where the pieces touched each other. All of them werent embedded, but linked by something still.

≋  What pictures were brought to your imagination when preparing this episode ?

Elijah : Due to the cold and wobbly atmosphere of some tracks, I thought about unstable pieces of sea ice colliding and drifting, all of them connected by one thing : the ocean. The puzzle became a chunky sea ice drifting on the Arctic Ocean form East to West by a current called Transpolar Drift. This is the story of these broken pieces of ice shelf - more or less huge - travelling with this current and of the life that can happen above and below it.

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The Transpolar Drift is a major surface current in the Arctic Ocean, transporting sea ice and waters across the North Pole from the northern coast of Siberia towards Greenland. As the Beaufort Gyre (a roughly circular current flowing clockwise within the surface waters of the Beaufort Sea in the western or North American Arctic), the movement of the Transpolar Drift is the result of large-scale atmospheric circulation dominated by a high-pressure centre over the western Arctic Ocean. The pattern is not constant but varies in both strength and position about every decade or so, as the high-pressure centre weakens and moves closer to both Alaska and the Canadian Arctic. Together, the Beaufort Gyre and Transpolar Drift strongly influence the Arctic Ocean ice thickness distribution.

Sea ice is an important transport vehicle for gaseous, dissolved and particulate matter in the Arctic Ocean. Due to the recently observed acceleration in sea ice drift, more matter is advected by the Transpolar Drift from shallow shelf waters to the central Arctic Ocean and beyond. However, intensified melt in the marginal zones of the Arctic Ocean interrupts the transarctic conveyor belt and has led to a reduction of the survival rates of sea ice exported from the shallow Siberian shelves. As a consequence, less and less ice formed in shallow water areas has reached Fram Strait, and more ice and ice-rafted material is released in the northern Laptev Sea and central Arctic Ocean. A reduced long-range transport of sea ice alters transport and redistribution of climate relevant gases, and increases accumulation of sediments and contaminates in the central Arctic Ocean, with consequences for primary production, and the biodiversity of the Arctic Ocean.

Sources :
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-41456-y/#Sec2
https://www.britannica.com/science/sea-ice#ref908448

Exocet 029 ))) Elijah ~ 𝑇𝑟𝑎𝑛𝑠𝑝𝑜𝑙𝑎𝑟 𝑑𝑟𝑖𝑓𝑡

REVIEW > https://inverted-audio.com/review/o-utlier-alaya

On his debut album, @o-utlier opts to meld the two worlds, showcasing a record of epic intimacy that pairs floaty, somnambulant sounds with dub and IDM-laced techno burners.

Alaya

o.utlier - Catatonic [Appian Sounds]

With shows & mixes for Waking Life, Kiosk Radio & Refugee Worldwide and being in the scene for over 15 years she has an extensive collection of music in all styles

Double Helix w/ Kim Kenis at We Are Various | 27-10-23

Two-hour section from a 9-hour set recorded live at Sonic Garden, an event co-produced by Introspective Electronics and Amoenus.

Introspective Electronics x Sonic Garden w/ Luca & Dan Bean | November 23

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