Name: Drizzly Days by Vieka
Duration: 3 min 54 s
Description: For all the days spent playing with my son adn to all that will come.

you're intros are so beautiful, kinda like a smudged stamp

Tiger X. Episode 5. PLPV

https://odrexmusic.bandcamp.com/album/seasons-ephttps://odrexmusic.bandcamp.com/album/seasons-ep-lathe-cut-edition-1st-cut

Seasons EP

Summer Dub

Marine Blue from PIANO MEDITATIONS: DECEMBER’20
You can find full album here: https://lis.tn/PianoDec20
If you want to support me directly, you can buy this album here: https://insidewaves.bandcamp.com/album/piano-meditations-december20

This album was recorded in December 2020 with talented sound engineer Alexander Siletski in Minsk.

Tracklist:
1. Marine Blue
2. Vine
3. Threads and Drops
4. Stone
5. Zarnitsa, the Morning Star
6. Frosty Light
7. Timid Flowers
8. Marine Red
9. The Mountains

Composer - Nadia Gourskaya (@insidewaves)
Sound engineer - Alexander Siletski (@alexsiletski)
Publisher - Audd Music

Piano Meditations: December’20

Marine Blue

Full Album

"Cloud Forming" is out now!  💨

Link to EP: https://tr.ee/L7bD9vRtvB

Cirrus

New Music Sensation Fixed Error Unleashes Explosive Single Featuring Ugandan Poet Kagayi Ngobi

Fixed Error, the dynamic and socially conscious musical force, is back with an electrifying new single that's set to ignite a fire within listeners' hearts. This latest release features the powerful poetic talents of Ugandan wordsmith Kagayi Ngobi and unapologetically addresses the pressing issues of our times.

In a world where frustration and discontent simmer beneath the surface, Fixed Error's latest offering brings to the forefront the searing anger that festers within communities grappling with political apathy and unresponsive law enforcement. Kagayi Ngobi's incisive lyrics serve as a rallying cry, reflecting the unmet needs and grievances of marginalized voices in the ghettos. It's a raw, unfiltered expression of the silent anger that resonates with those who feel neglected.

"Anger is rising because the true needs of the people are not seen nor talked about, and all politicians spread is propaganda," says Fixed Error. This collaboration doesn't hold back, highlighting the genuine frustration felt by those who have been marginalized for far too long.

The single is an unapologetic street anthem that calls out those in power, urging them to address the plight of impoverished communities struggling in the slums. These individuals are not at fault for their economic circumstances; their only guilt is that they are poor. However, they deserve a voice and the attention of those in positions of power.

Fixed Error's music has always been a conduit for social change, and this single is no exception. It's a powerful reminder that the time for real change is now.

Fixed Error's latest single featuring Kagayi Ngobi is a visceral and hard-hitting reminder that we must address the pressing needs of the marginalized in our society. With this release, the call for change is louder than ever, and it's a rallying cry to those in positions of power to take notice and take action.

They Do Not Listen

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They Do Not Listen Feat. Kagayi Ngobi

fleur d’Orange has taken care of the second hour; her hip-hop, funk, and boogie sound has been right during the sunset. Side Effects organizes gatherings of music and visual art lovers; we were outside of the museum - under :DDD Kunst House's roof and the part of visual art has been powered by «Клоповник» and Di Studio's installations. All have been carefully curated and delivered for your enjoyment.
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artwork: @thanaki

Out of Museums: fleur d’Orange

Conceived as an album, Subculture by spacebox720 moves between neatly arranged soundscapes and classic dubhouse/techno of the noughties of this century. 
The boundless experience as a long-time sound designer and sound architect is paired here with a profound knowledge of analog equipment. 
The total 15 Tracks of the album reflect this experience and knowledge and let the listeners dive deep into this sound aesthetic. 
This can foreshadow a dystopian future, or an infinite space with countless possibilities can appear before the mind's eye.

Subculture

spacebox720 - Reflections

Russian BurnerMan, one of the Skolopendra camp.
https://soundcloud.com/kawhjycybqiv

Oldvasyan - Mix for Pzdc (Saint Petersburg, Russia)

A156

Red Light Radio (14.09.2017)

For all the days spent playing with my son adn to all that will come.



Drizzly Days

Vieka Plays (:vee-e-ka p-l-aa-ys). Born, will die. A female singer-songwriter-electronic-fiddler-producer-engineer currently residing in the fair lands of Manchesterville, UK. Inspired and nourished by music and sound.

 Vieka plays her music full frontal, sometimes delicate, sometimes brash but always dedicated to the senses. Alikened to Björk, Portishead with a dash of Cocorosie, Vieka moves through you in a whirl of challenging stories and sounds created by all manors of electronic geekery that can be harnessed, beated and whipped into shape. 

...'Combining sonic brutality, unfettered on-stage physicality, never-quite-reassuring periods of calm and moments of breath-taking spectral beauty'...'Ostensibly an avant-garde musician in the Portishead/Björk mould mould, Vieka’s beguiling live performances set her apart from other experimentalists.'
 … 'Their live concerts can veer from dubstep mood-pieces to eerie swing narratives and sexual psycho-dramas all with an underlying Burial-style-soundtrack-David Lynch intensity'... 

With a lustful desire for the wild world, Vieka weaves through all manner of sounds; blending, warping and creating impassioned soundscapes with subtle sound recordings from nature, life and the wide-wide world. Obtuse creations of synthesised bass, glitch noise and samples come from deep within the digital spectrum while the vocals cut through unabashed.

'With a tongue stuffed thoroughly in her cheek she blissfully hovers her sound in the darker sides of life (or hoovers her music up from the filthy corner of the proverbial room).'

Drizzly Days

Vieka

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