From February 11th-19th inclusive a intensely creative barrage of events, collectible items and unique experiences will be auctioned live, ON AIR on Resonance104.4FM
Tune in and take part. Browse the items here.
https://fundraiser.resonance.fm/
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Showing posts with label sound. Show all posts
The ResonanceFM Auction
From February 11th-19th inclusive a intensely creative barrage of events, collectible items and unique experiences will be auctioned live, ON AIR on Resonance104.4FM
Tune in and take part. Browse the items here.
https://fundraiser.resonance.fm/
This Week's Free Lab Radio - Mutant Jukebox
Iranian born Londoner Shervin Shaeri began his career
writing music to picture for artists, directors, and
photographers.
The creative director of the creative audio agency Mutant Jukebox, specialising in bespoke music composition, Mutant Jukebox has created this guest mix for Free Lab Radio.
"On being asked to create my first ever mix for Free Lab Radio I instantly felt a little tinge of nostalgia. In the early days of the station - which at that time resided in a tiny studio in Londons tin pan ally - where I applied for a volunteering program through uni, and was kindly taken on by the team. With a some experience in engineering and audio tech I quickly was able to help out. For me, a time of discovery.My interest in experimental music started a couple of years earlier with a visit from a cousin of mine and her husband who lived out in LA. I clearly remember the day that I felt my 'sonic awareness' open up. Both had gone off for a couple of days and left me with a file of cds, and so i dived in. With hindsight it was a turning point, so the selection is a nod to that time featuring tracks by Alvo Noto and Ryoji Ikeda of Raster-Noton, Warp artists such as Boards of Canada and Plaid and Skam artists such as Bola and Quinoline Yellow."
Track List:
1. Even Spring - Plaid
2. Nothing Happens In June - Ulrich Schnauss
3. Sphere - Funckarma
4. Tank - Shuttle 358
5. In a Beautiful Place Out In the Country - Boards of Canada
6. Mapa - Murcof
7. Plotreturn - Quinoline Yellow
8. Bitstream (Arovane Mix) - Phonem
9. Mdrmx - Brothomstates
10. u_08 - Alvo Noto
11. data_microhelix - Ryoji Ikeda
12. Magnasushi - Bola
13. Talgarth - Quinoline Yellow
14. Monday - Paracetamol - Ulrich Schnauss
15. Between Us and Them - Ulrich Schnauss
BROADCAST TIMES:
Saturday 11-midnight on 104.4fm, digital and online from London.
Repeats Tuesday 4am on Resonance104.4FM
Last chance to hear, the following Saturday midnight-1am on Resonance Extra, digital and online radio in Brighton.
See our Facebook page for more info + mixcloud.com/Fari for our podcasts.
BROADCAST TIMES:
Saturday 11-midnight on 104.4fm, digital and online from London.
Repeats Tuesday 4am on Resonance104.4FM
Last chance to hear, the following Saturday midnight-1am on Resonance Extra, digital and online radio in Brighton.
See our Facebook page for more info + mixcloud.com/Fari for our podcasts.
Free Lab Radio Podcast - HiPro, Live Performance for Resonance104.4FM
This podcast is a noise and experimental music mix by Hi Pro, a duo from Brooklyn. Improvising with electronic gear
as part of the small, local music collective International Winners,
HiPro release tapes and organise live events around their musical tastes.
Their bespoke mix of performances and noise tracks for Free Lab Radio contains selected and self-produced tracks, unreleased tracks plus selections from a recent tape release collaboration with Sun Castle. Music also comes from International Winners contributors: Trabajo, Dilian, Mysterious House, Heidi Sabertooth, and Safari Explorer.
For more podcast mixes and original soundscapes, visit facebook.com/FreeLabRadio
Their bespoke mix of performances and noise tracks for Free Lab Radio contains selected and self-produced tracks, unreleased tracks plus selections from a recent tape release collaboration with Sun Castle. Music also comes from International Winners contributors: Trabajo, Dilian, Mysterious House, Heidi Sabertooth, and Safari Explorer.
For more podcast mixes and original soundscapes, visit facebook.com/FreeLabRadio
New Free Lab Radio Podcast: The Weird, Electronic Brokerage of HiPro, Brooklyn
Their bespoke mix of performances and noise tracks for Free Lab Radio contains selected and self-produced tracks, unreleased tracks plus selections from a recent tape release collaboration with Sun Castle.
Plus music from other International Winners contributors: Trabajo, Dilian, Mysterious House, Heidi Sabertooth, and Safari Explorer.
For more podcast mixes and original soundscapes, visit freelabradio.blogspot.com or facebook.com/FreeLabRadio for more music posts and news.
Broadcasts Times:
On air on 104.4FM across London, online and on digital.
Saturdays 11-midnight UK time, (2-3am GST Gulf Standard Time)
Repeats Tuesday 4am UK time (7am GST)
On digital across Brighton and online:
The following Friday 19:30-20:30 UK time (10:30-11.30pm GST) on Resonance Extra
This Week's Free Lab Radio Show - Guest Mix from Aniruddh Menon
Tonight at 11pm British Summer Time (2am Gulf Standard Time) this week's eclectic Free Lab Radio mix comes from Aniruddh Menon in Bangalore, India.
An emerging producer and musician with just one solo EP release, Another Summer, the next is Lovesongs, an LP releasing soon on Consolidate.
Menon also performs as a duo in Machli and we have played out his unique sounds previously on both on Resonance104.4fm in London, UK and DubaiEye103.8fm, UAE.
Broadcasts Times:
On air on 104.4FM across London, online and on digital.
Saturdays 11-midnight UK time, (2-3am GST Gulf Standard Time)
On digital across Brighton and online:
The following Friday 19:30-20:30 UK time (10:30-11.30pm GST) on Resonance Extra
Podcasts:
Check last weeks show!
This Week's Free Lab Radio - Disquiet, Afternoon Music for Day or Night
This week founder of Disquiet Marc Weidenbaum brings us a special mix for Free Lab Radio. This seasoned selector and music reviewer put thought into this mix, as he is familiar with the Resonance104.4FM audience and has unfathomable archives, created by himself, at his disposal.
"This is mix of afternoon music that can be listened to at any time of the day — the work played here, 21 tracks in all by 13 artists, is generally ambient and electronic in nature, and yet it’s fairly rhythmic at the same time, some of the tracks more explicitly so than others. There are fractal algorithms from Erika Nesse, and refrigerator drones by Nystada. There’s elegantly layered sameness by Marcus Fischer and fourth-world blues by Yasuo Akai. Several of the recordings heard here are drawn from the music community called the Disquiet Junto, which I’ve moderated since 2012. The hour starts off with some brief dank techno miniatures by Vladimir Conch. Conch’s pieces are so brief, between 23 and 38 seconds each, that I’ve chosen to repeat a few of them, turning the five short original tracks into a suite of nine that begins where it ends."
dɪsˈkwʌɪət/
noun
noun: disquiet; plural noun: disquiets
verb
verb: disquiet; 3rd person present: disquiets; past tense: disquieted; past participle: disquieted; gerund or present participle: disquieting
1.
make (someone) worried or uneasy.
"she felt disquieted at the lack of interest the girl had shown"
| synonyms: | perturb, agitate, upset, disturb, unnerve, unsettle, discompose, disconcert, ruffle, startle; More |
Broadcasts Times:
On air on 104.4FM across London, online and on digital.
Saturdays 11-midnight UK time, (2-3am GST Gulf Standard Time)
Repeats Tuesday 4am UK time (7am GST)
On digital across Brighton and online:
The following Friday 19:30-20:30 UK time (10:30-11.30pm GST) on Resonance Extra
Podcasts:
New Podcast - Kairo is Koming
For this ambient, electronic radio show, Ismael recorded a mix featuring works from his two EPs Odd On Out, and PreData, with works buy artists from Cairo and the region. Long and rolling, sometimes distorted sounds, with Arabic and Maghrebi tones over ambient industrial and sometimes domestic noise is what you can expect from Ismael.
The set was made in March 2016, Egypt.
Broadcasts Saturdays 11-midnight GMT, (3-4am GST).
Repeats Tuesday 4am GMT, 8am GST.
Visit www.mixcloud.com/Fari
for Free Lab Radio podcasts.
Also broadcasting on Fridays 19:30-20:30 GMT on ResonanceFM's sister station Resonance Extra, which broadcasts on digital and online only in Brighton, UK.
Track listings below:
1. Intro
2. MSYLMA - العين بالعين
3. Ismael - Same day, backwards.
4. Ismael - III
5. ZULI - 150825Bv2(9.5)
6. Nur - live @ Noizmachin (exceprt)
7. Bosaina - Tokyo 6 LIVE Version
8. ZULI - 150329Bv3
9. MSYLMA - ظل تØت شجرة الزقوم
10. Ismael - Detour (A)
11. ZULI - 150428Cv2(9.5)
12. Ismael - IV
13. transition I
14. Ismael - prdt (2)
15. Nur - Beyond Visuals: An audible exploration of Divine Representations in Islam (excerpt)
16. Ismael - untitled
17. transition II
18. Ismael - untitled
19. transition III
20. Ismael - untitledFree Lab Radio Podcast: Dance is a Neuroscience
Dance is a marriage of the representational capacity of language and the rhythmicity of music. Even though dance is a fundamental form of human expression, neuroscientists have given it relatively little consideration. The past decade, however, researchers have conducted the first brain-imaging studies of both amateur and professional dancers. These investigations address such questions as:
How do dancers navigate though space?
How do they pace their steps?
How do people learn complex series of patterned movements?
Playlist:
1.Zedanmer (feat. Eat Static, Ethiopiques) by Invisible System
Streaming online & broadcasting on air on 104.4FM, at 11-midnight GMT (3-4am GST).
Repeats: Tuesday 4-5am GMT (7-8am GST)
Find #FreeLabRadio on Twitter or on:
https://www.facebook.com/FreeLabRadio/
hhttps://www.mixcloud.com/Fari/
This Week's Free Lab Radio - Dance is a Neuroscience
Complex movement.
Sound generation. Kinesiology. Meaningful gesturing. Rhythmic synchronisation. Wordlessly communication. Brain synchrony. Rehabilitation and therapy. the magic of mutual gaze.
Dance is a Neuroscience
A mix by Fari B of the most sonically intriguing dance tunes in this year's playlist, plus new Nov-Dec releases. Moving through genres and sub-genres from 8-bit to Neurostep, it's a selection to end 2015 with.
Dance is a marriage of the representational capacity of language and the rhythmicity of music. Even though dance is a fundamental form of human expression, neuroscientists have given it relatively little consideration. The past decade, however, researchers have conducted the first brain-imaging studies of both amateur and professional dancers. These investigations address such questions as, How do dancers navigate though space? How do they pace their steps? How do people learn complex series of patterned movements? 1)
Streaming online and broadcasting on air on 104.4FM, at 11-midnight GMT (3-4am GST).
Repeat: Tuesday 4-5am GMT (7-8am GST)
Podcasts here.
Check out Fari's last mix below.
THIS WEEK'S FREE LAB RADIO - NOISE FROM THE MIDDLE EAST FESTIVAL
Noise from the Middle East FESTIVALThis week's Free Lab Radio features tracks sent in by performers at the Noise of the Middle East festival in Abu Dhabi, 4th November 2015.
Yara Mekawei, an Egyptian composer of electronic music, is a curator at the 100 Copies electronic music festival and
Mutamassik is a dj/ artist/ synesthete, mixes Egyptian and Afro-Asiatic Roots with a touch of hip-hop and the bass and syncopation of hardstep.
Other performers at the New York University free festival in Abu Dhabi - a "mini-marathon showcasing four inventive artists" - include Fari Bradley, Free Lab Radio's producer.
Broadcasts Saturday Oct 24th 11-midnight on 104.4FM, repeats the following Tuesday 4am GMT.
Listen on air if you are one of London's 10 million inhabitants, otherwise online.
Santiago Mostyn Directs Thurston Moore
"Don't let the dark get you lost.
Your freedom has come,
Fire and frost."
Directed by Santiago Mostyn, built on his own memories of first coming to San Francisco after growing up in Zimbabwe getting happily lost in the park with his mother...
Your freedom has come,
Fire and frost."
Directed by Santiago Mostyn, built on his own memories of first coming to San Francisco after growing up in Zimbabwe getting happily lost in the park with his mother...
This Week's Free Lab Radio - Real Reggae with Earl Gateshead
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| Earl Gateshead MCing at Notting Hill |
Gateshead is a respected and long standing member of London's roots scene, and was the Roots Reggae resident at the seminal Blue Note and Fabric, both in Soho, London.
Broadcasts Saturday nights 11-midnight, repeats Thursdays 2am on 104.4FM across London online elsewhere. Read his bio below. Tweet @FariBrad
1) Ayatollah--Jackie Mittoo (Nefertiti 12)
2) This World--King Midious (Justice League 7)
3) Natty Dread Nar Run--Barry Brown (Strong Like Samson 12)
4) Rasta We Rasta--Danny Red (Youth And Truth 12)
5) Jah I--The Jewells (Observer 7)
6) Version to 'Institutionalised Racism'--Vivian Jones (Global Domination 7)
7) Bird In Flight--Carleen Anderson (Tuff Scout 7)
8) Babylon--Admiral Tibbett (Kings International 7)
9) Dubplate Fashion--Tradesman and Parly B (Reggae Roast 7)
10) Watch Them--Singer Tempa (Digi-Kal 7)
11) Mission Impossible--Nerious Joseph, Philip Leo, C J Lewis (Fashion 12)
12) Housebreaker (Rootikal Rebuild)-- Capital Letters (Reggae Archive Records)
13) Pure Rankin--Horace Andy and King Tubbys (Sufferers Heights 12)
14) Stop The War--Paul Freeman (Sunshine Records 7)
Since 1968, Trojan Records has led
the way in presenting the very best in classic Jamaican sounds. The
labels releases have featured the best of Jamaican talent, with the
likes of Bob Marley and The Wailers, Dennis Brown, John Holt, Ken
Boothe, Toots andThe Maytals and The Inner Circle all included on its
illustrious roster.
Earl
began DJing in 1979 when he played reggae records between punk bands in
Brixton and was heavily influenced by the Trojan releases of the time.
Today Earl Gateshead and Trojan Sound System tour the globe playing
records from the extensive Trojan catalogue, spreading the
original message from Jamaica’s golden era of Reggae music. Recent shows
include Glastonbury, Outlook, Boomtownfair, Bestival, Rototom
Festival and club events at London’s biggest venue; Fabric.
In the late 70s, in the spirit of the times Earl built his own sound system at the world famous Dive Bar in Soho, where he established a reputation across London. Earl had a 20 year residency at The Dive Bar, which was sadly bought to an end in 2002 when the venue was closed. Throughout the later part of his Dive Bar years Earl became the Saturday night resident at clubs such as the internationally acclaimed Blue Note and later Fabric, where he was the resident Roots Reggae specialist.
In the late 70s, in the spirit of the times Earl built his own sound system at the world famous Dive Bar in Soho, where he established a reputation across London. Earl had a 20 year residency at The Dive Bar, which was sadly bought to an end in 2002 when the venue was closed. Throughout the later part of his Dive Bar years Earl became the Saturday night resident at clubs such as the internationally acclaimed Blue Note and later Fabric, where he was the resident Roots Reggae specialist.
In
2000 Earl organised and performed at a series of events called
“Reggae Nights”. These legendary series of concerts received world wide
attention, with performances from international legends such as; Alton
Ellis, Dennis Alcapone, Adrian Sherwood and Saxon Sound System. This run
of great success gave Earl a huge boost in profile, which
lead him to be one of the most sought after DJs in the country and in
high demand from international Reggae artists. He then went on to tour
Europe and Australasia with Big Youth, Dr Alimantado and Cutty Ranks
amongst others.
Invited to give a lecture at the prestigious Red Bull Music Academy in Sao Paulo, Earl gave a comprehensive lecture on Reggae DJing and recorded a radio show for Red Bull.
Invited to give a lecture at the prestigious Red Bull Music Academy in Sao Paulo, Earl gave a comprehensive lecture on Reggae DJing and recorded a radio show for Red Bull.
New Podcast Free Lab Radio - Sataan Al Hassan
Sataan Al-Hassan, embracing the chance to "finally make a mix that
allows the use of favourites with no restriction to genre", brings us
his recent playlist, selected and mixed especially for Free Lab Radio.
Al-Hassan grew up in Tunisia, Belgium, Luxembourg and is from Jordan. Now based in the UAE he is a self taught radio and club DJ, and the film programme coordinator at the Sharjah Art Foundation.
Broadcasts Saturday nights 11-midnight, UK time, repeats Thursdays 2-3am.
On air on 104.4FM on your radio across London. Listen online elsewhere with Radio Player.
Al-Hassan grew up in Tunisia, Belgium, Luxembourg and is from Jordan. Now based in the UAE he is a self taught radio and club DJ, and the film programme coordinator at the Sharjah Art Foundation.
Broadcasts Saturday nights 11-midnight, UK time, repeats Thursdays 2-3am.
On air on 104.4FM on your radio across London. Listen online elsewhere with Radio Player.
Lepke B "Rover: All My Friend's Are Dead" This Week's Free Lab Radio
"Mush, brevs excused, goer. Featuring two exclusive new mixes for broadcast, both 15 mins long. The decompositions entitled Rover / the second part, cheerfully called/ Death by Rover. "
Listen on air 104.4FM (London) or HERE online. Repeats Thursday 2am.
More sounds from sonic plunderer and visual artist Lepke B:
This Week's Free Lab Radio - N Egypt and DeBruit - Turkish Mixxx
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| DeBruit with his signature mask |
FOLLOWED BY MASTER PRODUCER DEBRUIT WITH HIS BESPOKE TURKISH MIX.
LISTEN IN SATURDAY JUNE 14TH ON RESONANCEFM 104.4FM IN LONDON OR 11PM ONLINE
http://radioplayer.resonancefm.com/console/
REPEATS WEDNESDAY 2AM
Tonight's Free Lab Radio - DJ Wrongspeed
Thai & Malay forests and Bangkok then onwards into a chaotic vinyl set
including the Firesign Theatre company and beyond.
Heidegger interlopes throughout.
Listen in from 11-midnight on Resonance104.4FM, on your radio dial in London, online elsewhere via this handy little WIDGET.
#FreeLabRadio Podcast - Deep White Sound
DWS promotes more challenging work available for free download than most sites at the moment. A community of artists working at the fringe of art, technology and society - their practices range from interdisciplinary work in new media, installation and performance to generative and web-based mediums that "expand the possibilities of how sound-based art is experienced, distributed and discussed." This way they do this is not just apparent in the audio, but many works are accompanied by imagery or feature as part of longer listening experiences, or are live takes from performances.
DWS mission statement: Female, queer and ethnic minority experimental artists comprise a woefully under-represented and under-supported demographic and thus are also of particular interest to DWS. That stated, DWS seeks and supports work from all people, everywhere, who wish to broaden the scope of what is possible.
Thanks to DB Amorin for the selection. Amorin is founder of deepwhitesound, born in Honolulu, HI USA and currently lived in Portland, OR USA. An experimental artist himself he supports a small, but evergrowing international community and, in an age when many working with digital distribution fight for copyrights Amorin works to "propagate the ideology that art should be free to access and share".
He currently works for ProjectGrow, an art studio and urban farm for adults with developmental disabilities and The Creative Music Guild, an all-volunteer non-profit organization facilitating creatively experimental performance in Portland, OR. As a visual and sound artist, his work typically deals with perception, identity and representation, using cheap reproduction methods and DIY techniques to explore malfunction and abstraction in form. For information visit www.dbamorin.com
Playlist
Pregnant Spore (Chicago, IL USA) is the noise/audio collage/electronics project of Justin Marc Lloyd.
Yacob (Oakland, CA USA) is the solo project of punk / noise musician and multi-instrumentalist Jacob McCann.
Talk Midway (New York, NY USA) is the tape-loop / ambient project of musician Patrick Nylen.
Dreamboat Crusaderz (New York, NY USA) is the vocal loop project of queer composer Jesse
Matthias Boss (Biel, Switzerland) is an improvisational violin and viola player.
Marcello Magliocchi (Italy) is a percussionist using non-traditional objects and surfaces, such as bronze sound sculptures.
Lomz (Belgrade, Serbia) is the solo electronic project of Vukasin Stancevic utilizing digital processing and handmade instruments.
Lezet (Pozega, Serbia) is a one-man experimental music project ranging from processed piano to purely electronic compositions.
Idol Eyes (Phoeniz, AZ USA) is the experimental sonic awareness project of Andrew Craze.
Tomas Tello (Lima, Peru) is a DIY electronic performer and composer utilizing cassettes, radios and altered electronic devices.
New Fast (Oakland, CA USA) is a solo ambient / drone / r&b / tape music influenced project.
George Christian (Bahia, Brazil) is a self-taught guitarist and composer of works that push the boundaries of form and textures.
Colon Apostrophe Semicolon is a DIY sound artist experimenting in home-recorded loops for tape and electronics.
City Dragon (Paris, France) is the solo electronic noise project of Max Kaario.
Andrew and the TV Cowboys (Boston, MA USA) is the solo home recording project of Andrew Cosentino using field recordings and live instrumentations.
DAITSE (Antwerp, Belgium) is the moniker of self-taught pianist and generative sound artist Pieter Van de Walle.
Portland Bike Ensemble (Portland OR USA) is a decade-old loose collective of improvisational musicians using their bicycles as instruments.
Consumer (Portland, OR USA) is the moniker of Matt Palenske who creates abrasive, lo-fi, improvisational beats using his voice and DIY electronics.
Mason Butler (Minneapolis, MN USA) is a multi-instrumentalist and all-over experimental musician using found sound, electronics, lo-fi recording and non-traditional media for musical exploration.
The Music Video and Art
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| Labor45 - Electronic Toys |
With new media art moving in a wider, yet more confluent direction and with viewing platforms diversifying all the time, the rise of MTV in the late 80s and capitalists like Lady Gaga who claim to create "art" in their music and videos has done little to influence the genre. Instead the area in which video art and the music video have blurred is one which was touched by enduring acts such as Kraftwerk and in the art world, and by the work of Nam June Paik of Fluxus in the art world who was part of a movement challenging conventions of art and music in public space. Didn't John Cage say that one way to write music was to study Duchamp? While the music video generally tends to allude to or add to the narrative, it can also transpose a music video from the realm of 'music' to 'art', and vice versa while contributing to a growing pool of work that celebrates and aesthetic driven by current trends in technology (going right back to Channel 4's The Chart Show, 1986 where videos were linked by their then state of the art computer graphics).
As the conventions of viewing video art change, moving out of the gallery online to anywhere one can fix a screen (recent 'public art' projects for London regeneration saw our own video streamed on loop in a run down estate in North London), the language of video art also changes. Yet is has never quite broken away from convention or explored the possible enough. Only new developments in technology and the occasionally brilliant directive (see Michel Gondry's video for Bjork's Declare Independence - which we post on here some years ago, who also plan to screen their new 40 minute 3D film in museums rather than any other kind of venue) push the medium of music video into the realm of art. Still, it is a blurred line that is as yet unexplored in any conclusive manner.
Labor45 are Barbara Herold, Katrin Petroschkat, both living in Munich . Their work is often about music, the reception and production of as well as where new date formats and digital advancements are heading:
"LABOR 45 is about artistic research on today's technical features and aims to find new possibilities for usage and expression from within the medium."
Spenza on the other hand are interested in sound, with limited but early work in visuals seemingly led by algorhythmic pulsing and basic visual programme coding, going back to 2010:
Tonight's Free Lab Radio Show - Women Producers
Fari Bradley takes a look at women producing and fronting their own dance music.
Listen in tonight from 11-midnight on 104.4FM - www.resonancefm.com
Listen in tonight from 11-midnight on 104.4FM - www.resonancefm.com
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| Electric Indigo, Founder of Female Pressure |
This Week's Free Lab Radio - Freedom Fry HiFI
11-midnight on Resonance104.4FM.
Tonight's bespoke mix for Free Lab Radio comes all the way from USA. Originally a Dubliner, now resident in Philly, collector and recorded sound enthusiast, Freedom Fry HiFi is chasing the crackle. From home burnt music to acetates and 78" vinyl, he plays world and 60's electronic compositions, as well as home recordings. Catch more of his shows on the internet.
Tonight's bespoke mix for Free Lab Radio comes all the way from USA. Originally a Dubliner, now resident in Philly, collector and recorded sound enthusiast, Freedom Fry HiFi is chasing the crackle. From home burnt music to acetates and 78" vinyl, he plays world and 60's electronic compositions, as well as home recordings. Catch more of his shows on the internet.
In this age of quickly generated, pumped up digital files, it's refreshing to have someone willing to freak out on the dancefloor to more distant sounds. There's an undeniable fidelity in these obscure recordings, a pleasure to hear.
______________________________________________Mama Didn't Lie - unknown singers taken from vocal booth recording
Singkil -Bayanihan Philippine dance company
Leiyla and the poet - Halim El- Dabh
Hog Bot Song Chunt - Thai group
Poppies - Buffy St.Marie
Lament of a satellite/ Trip to the moon - Margret Brill
Khmer loeu - Phleng Kar ensemble
Take off (for metric transperformer) - John Pfeiffer
El hum hum - Julio Erazo y su conjunto
Korea memorial song -Oglala singers
Don't make me over - unknown singer, camp akiba 1978
Stemning - Egil Storbekken
Gogov Gogov -Tatiana Makharadze and Georgi Bugadze
the snow is dancing (Debussy) - Ruth White
Composition for viola, electric keyboard and percussion - Entourage
Ne beh ah son (harp) - unknown performer recorded in Belize by David Blair Stiffler
Star Engine (excerpt) - Douglas Leedy
Star Engine (excerpt) - Douglas Leedy
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