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Showing posts with label neurostep. Show all posts

Free Lab Radio Podcast: Dance is a Neuroscience

A mix by Fari B of some 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 nu-disco to Neurostep, it's a selection to end 2015.

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

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This Week's Free Lab Radio - Mix by Fari B


This week the sounds of the best electronica and experimental music from Fari B's listening rack. Elements of just a peppering of dubstep, epic, hip hop, contemporary classical, neurohop, moombhaton and even a remixed booty anthem.

Intelligent music for today's listener, dance in your bedrooms, dance in your cars, dance on the train with your headphones on, dance with your feet, your hands your head, but don't ignore the beat for that's when we've been reduced to nothing more than a brain carried in a body. Sway yourself into the present.

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Tonight's Free Lab Radio ~ NEUROSTEP

Since it's adulthood in the 90s, Drum 'n Bass had a lot of children. One was Neurofunk who later produced Neurostep via Techstep...so goes the ever-expanding family tree of musical genres which constantly redefines itself. Who wouldn't prefer to be at the root where the creativity starts rather than at the other, where cataloging has to happen!

So after two weeks in Lebanon, a country in which cultural terrorism is carefully monitored by some (and not wrongly,when they've such good stuff to preserve -i.e. dabke, Palestinian revolutionary music and so on) we're letting loose back here in the UK.

Good ole blighty, we've little care to preserve music forms as part of our everyday life, thus little boundaries.