Archive for the ‘Podcast’ Category

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Cultural Morphing: Klaus Filip / Nicolaj Kirisits / et al.

May 19, 2012

Statement:

Cultural Morphing is an experiment in creating a multi-perspective image of reality from the simultaneous experience of a geographic line by the individual expression of a perceived personal reality. Twelve invited artists traveled by train from Vienna to Shanghai, and selected stops along the route served as their workspace where they would meticulously work out an project that outlined various aspects of cultural transition experienced on the journey. Stopovers at Ulan-Ude, Ulan Bator, Beijing and Shanghai were used to exhibit the works that were created en route.

China emerged as the focus and destination for Cultural Morphing because of the mutual, cooperative, and also oppositional status of digital art between China and Europe. Europe and China are two antipodes in cultural history that have been in steady interchange, but have also developed differently and independently from each other. This cultural deviation is the starting point and the ultimate potential of our project. Adequate to the technology of morphing, the realization of the individual artworks will be a consummation of the artistic interpretations of many keyframes on the tracks between Vienna and Shanghai.

The broadcast for Radius will feature a score developed through filming a dinner at a Chinese rotating table. The images captured through filming from above the table during the course of the dinner were sonified with data and acoustic recordings collected along the journey. The artists involved created individual sound files based on a video score that were later combined into one stereo track.

Via Radius

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Domus Mixtapes

May 3, 2012

Each month, the wonderful Domus Mixtape series brings together musicians, writers, artists and designers to create live sound-based portraits of cities around the world.

All text below comes from DOMUS MIXTAPE.

“For the first in our series of mixtapes on cities and their sounds, Domus travels to Mexico City, the sprawling Aztec metropolis that today is home to 20 million people. There, Daniel Perlin catches up with this month’s special guest, journalist and blogger Daniel Hernandez, to patch together an audible portrait of the Mexican capital’s underground music scene. The resulting mix is a mélange of Mexican cumbia, ska, rockabilly, hip-hop, tribal guarachero and white noise from the frenetic streets of the Distrito Federal. The mixtape includes tracks by Afrodita, Toy Selectah, Kumbia Queers, Sonido Sonoramico, Los Rebel Cats, Maldita Vecindad, as well as a segment by sound artist Rogelio Sosa and Hernandez reading an ode to the city’s noise from his upcoming book, Down and Delirious in Mexico City. Orale, chilangos!”

Tracklist

1. tepito-5may2010 – Daniel Goldaracena
2. Ni Negrita Si Baila – Sonido Sonoramico
3. Daniel Hernandez_1/Centro 11/27/10 – Daniel Hernandez and Daniel Perlin
4. El Obachere – (3Ball mix) – Erick Rincon & Alan Rosales
5. Quinto Patio Ska – Maldita Vecindad Y Los Hijos Del Quinto Patio
6. Daniel Hernandez_2/Centro 11/27/10 – Daniel Hernandez and Daniel Perlin
7. Chicalango – MC Luka
8. Rayo de Sol – Sonidero Nacional
9. GOTA (Hijo de la Cumbia Remix) – Sekreto feat Morenito de Fuego
10. Te quiero un chingo – Kumbia Queers
11. Daniel Hernandez_3/Centro 11/27/10 – Daniel Hernandez and Daniel Perlin
12. Chica Sensual – Sonido Espectral
13. No Hagas Caso A Tus Papas – Los Rebel Cats
13. Daniel Hernandez_4 – Daniel Hernandez
14. Vaiven No. 1 (Soundinstllation audio v2) – Rogelio Sosa
15. Daniel Hernandez_5/Centro 11/27/10 – Daniel Hernandez and Daniel Perlin
16. Welcome to the Witch House (†‡† Remix)/BESTIA (Toy Selectah Mex-More Remix ) – Mater Suspiria Vision/Helloseahorse
17. pasconcito (dj n-ron rico mix) – Afroditas

“Most Londoners will recognise that walking past four closed pubs on a Sunday lunchtime is a sure sign of impending apocalypse. So when I found myself walking through the antiseptic, empty, nerve-centre of banks and insurance brokers in London’s square mile one weekend, the sheer quantity of unlit supermarkets, shopping centres, clothes shops, cafes, salad bars and pubs was terrifying. The sound of this city was a deafening, noisy, silence.”

Tracklist

01 Softmain – Dream Crown
02 Scanner – Candles + Beatrice Galilee reading
03 We Are Grave – Permanent
04 Salwa Azar – Poseidon Sea
05 si-cut.db – Academic Hit
06 Scanner – Self Same Circuits
07 Bladzez Krome – Liquid
08 Neck Dust – Shrill
09 Brick Lane Buskers
10 Scanner – Night Haunts

“So let’s be clear. I am not from Rio de Janeiro. I am not a Carioca. Even after 18 years of coming and going, 5+ years lived and hours worked, partied, lost, found and wandered, I am not a Carioca. What I have is the serious problem so many gringos have. The idea of Rio has invaded me, left its mark, devoured me and consumed whatever thoughts and sounds resonate in my brain. “Tupi or not Tupi?” Goes the anthropohagic manifesto, and in writing, enunciating the multiplicity of times, spaces, sounds and feelings that is Rio. Rio, of course, does not exist, as no single city exists. It is instead a bricolage, defined geographically by divisions between its largely working-class Zona Norte, and its smaller, wealthier, iconic, Zona Sul. At first impression, its appearance from the ground is conflicted, agonistic, its favelas inescapable from view, requiring a double-consciousness and radical strategies of internal conflict negotiation. And now, annexing the often-gated zones of Barra de Tijuca, Jacaerepagua and on, any attempt to define a homogeneous sound of this city becomes even more remote, even more absurd.”

Tracklist

01. Natureza nº 1 em Mi Maior—Lucas Santtana
02. Eu Nasci Em Angola—Caxambu da Comunidade Sao Jose da Serra-
03. Dizem Que Sou Louco/Frogs, Pops, Rio, Nite —M.V. Bill
04. Orquestra Filarmônica da Favela—DJ Sany Pitbull
05. ta tomado (n-ron tamborclap riddim)—bonde nervoso
06. Alerte Limão—Chelpa Ferro
07. Pau de Arara. Baião de São Sebastião Baião—Luiz Gonzaga & Gonzaguinha
08. Crowd, Rio, Restaurant, Copa Cabana
09. Nao Foi Em Vão (Original Album Version)—Orquestra Imperial
10. Animais Sem Asas/papa capim—+2 Moreno, Domenico & Kassin, Meu Tambor—+2 Moreno, Domenico & Kassin
11. Fuego (Maga Bo Remix)—Bomba Estereo
12. Olha A Virada—Mocidade Independente, rap de felicidade accapella—Mcs Cidinho & Doca
13. Macumbinha/DJBR/toques para celular – abertura dos bailes funk
14. IDogBarks Constant 15. V.V.—B. Negão
16. Bells, Church, RioGloria Evening
17. embalaeu (N-RON and Reganomics mix)—Clementina de Jesus
18. rebichada (N-RON AMENMIX)—Chico Buarque e os trapalhões
19. Radio Samba—Nacão Zumbi
20. love banana—João Brasil
21. Shottas—Leo Justi
22. Angicos (paulo rafael mix)—Chico Science, Fred 04, Siba, Lucio Maia, Paulo Rafael
23. Crowd, Rio, Gávea
24. Vai Saudade—Velha Guarda da Portela

For Free Downloads and More Cities visit Domus Mixtapes

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John Peel’s Record Collection

May 2, 2012

The contents of one of the most important and eclectic modern music collections in the world – John Peel’s personal record collection, is starting to be made public for the first time through an online archive.

John Peel’s family, The John Peel Centre for the Creative Arts, Eye Film and TV, and website company Klik, are working together to create an online archive of John Peel’s record collection, including specially created videos of key artists, John Peel’s home movies, John’s hand-typed note cards, and other content.

John Peel’s personal record collection consists of over 26,000 LPs, 40,000 singles and many thousands of CDs.

Text and Images via JOHN PEEL’S RECORD ARCHIVE

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That Other Word, an online podcast promoting literature and translation

April 21, 2012

That Other Word is a podcast run jointly by Daniel Medin (Center for Writers and Translators, Paris) and Scott Esposito (Center for the Art of Translation, San Francisco).

Each episode features a discussion between Daniel and Scott on recent noteworthy literature in translation, and then an in-depth interview with writers, translators, editors, and publishers. The podcast hopes to celebrate and explore various and under-appreciated aspects of translation, not only into and out of English, but other languages as well.

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BMW Tate Live: Performance Room [Jerome Bell]

March 30, 2012

BMW Tate Live: Performance Room is an innovative series of performances broadcast viewable exclusively online around the globe, as they happen.

Five artists each present works for the BMW Tate Live Performance Room beginning with choreographer and dancer Jérôme Bel on 22 March 2012 and continuing monthly with Pablo Bronstein, Harrell Fletcher, Joan Jonas and Emily Roysdon. Audiences can pose questions to the artist and curators, and interact with other viewers via social media.

You are invited to enter the online BMW Tate Live Performance Room via Tate’s YouTube channel at 20.00 hrs in the UK and at exactly the same moment across the globe on the specified dates. So if you are on the East Coast of America, log on at 15.00 hrs for a mid-afternoon art break, if you are located in Europe then join us at 21.00 hrs for an evening performance and for those in Russia, needing some late night art at 23.00 hrs.

A second chance to watch Jerome Bell’s performance and see the conversation with the artist and curators captured live Thursday 22nd March 2012 at Tate Modern.

Text via TATE

See Pablo Bronstein on 26 April, Emily Roysdon on 31 May, Harrell Fletcher on 28 June and Joan Jonas later in the year.

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Jen Bekman on Art and Artists

March 6, 2012

Listen to the full interview at Design Matters. Via Design Observer.

Image above: Screenshot by Wanderlust from the Design Observer environment. Thanks to Maria Popova from Explore

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Radio Boredcast: A 744-hour Continuous Online Radio Project

March 5, 2012


Radio Boredcast is a 744-hour continuous online radio project, curated by artist Vicki Bennett (People Like Us) with AV Festival. In response to our ambiguous relationship with time – do we have too much or not enough? – Radio Boredcast celebrates the detail, complexity and depth of experience lost through our obsession with speed.

With over 100 participants Radio Boredcast includes new and unpublished works, freeform radio shows, field recordings, interviews, monologues and much, much more. Thematic playlists will run throughout from “Acconci” to “Zzz…”
You can listen continuously for a month, or for hours, minutes or seconds. Online 24 hours each day, at www.avfestival.co.uk or www.thepixelpalace.org.

Co-commissioned by AV Festival and Pixel Palace, hosted by BASIC.fm.

Look at the program and listen to Radio Boredcast HERE

Read Collateral Damage by Vicki Bennett at The WIRE

“In the early 2000s, increased bandwidth allowed recombinant artists to enter the gift economy. It’s a freedom we should defend at all costs, argues Vicki Bennett aka People Like Us.

In 1999 I bought my first fast computer – and although it was dying to do speedy things, I was on dial-up, reduced to a crawl when it came to information retrieval. Logged into file sharing communities, I’d sit in the chat and watch people posting files that would take me a day to download, so I’d just read about them. Then I’d go to the WFMU website and try to stream the station and just get blurts and gaping silences. Then I’d visit archive.org and look at all the wonderful synopses for Rick Prelinger’s films, which were too large to access. 
It wasn’t long, however, before affordable broadband reached my area of London. Then everything 
changed. Forever.”

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Transhumanism and Posthumanism

March 4, 2012


What is the future of humanity? What limits should we impose on our biotechnological and other scientific developments – what will happen when we don’t? Grant Bartley from Philosophy Now asks Debra Shaw from the University of East London, Blay Whitby from the University of Sussex, and David Gamez from Imperial College London, for answers. With live music from Bucky Muttel on the Chapman Stick. First broadcast on 14 February 2012 on Resonance FM.

Via Philosophy Now Radio Show

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INTERRUPTIONS by Radio Web Macba

March 1, 2012



CURATORIAL > INTERRUPTIONS

This section explores the complex map of sound art from a variety of points of view, structured into different series and curated programs. VARIATIONS, led by Jon Leidecker reconstructs the history of sound appropriationism by looking at examples from 20th century composition, popular art and commercial media, and the convergence of all these trends today. Meanwhile, LINES OF SIGHT, curated by Barbara Held and Pilar Subirà, explores different ideas linked to transmission as a means of creative expression and in PARASOL ELEKTRONICZNY. RUMOURS FROM THE EASTERN UNDERGROUND, Felix Kubin leads us on a tour of underground sound production in Eastern Europe. Finally, INTERRUPTIONS intermittently “interrupts”” the Curatorial series in order to explore the many possibilities of music-on-demand and mix formats.

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Stochasticity: What is randomness?

January 25, 2012

Blobs of light (M I T C H Ǝ L L/flickr/CC-BY-2.0)

Radiolab: Stochasticity (a wonderfully slippery and smarty-pants word for randomness), may be at the very foundation of our lives. To understand how big a role it plays, we look at chance and patterns in sports, lottery tickets, and even the cells in our own body. Along the way, we talk to a woman suddenly consumed by a frenzied gambling addiction, meet two friends whose meeting seems to defy pure chance, and take a close look at some very noisy bacteria. Listen to podcast HERE

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ZVO.ČI.TI. so.und.ing Collection: A podcast collection of Slovenian contemporary sound art

January 23, 2012


ZVO.ČI.TI. so.und.ing Collection is a podcast collection of Slovenian sound artists, composers of electroacoustic, experimental, algorithmic, electronic, improvised and composed works.

The DVD release of the ZVO.ČI.TI so.und.ing Collection represents the final part of the multi-year project devised to be a continuous production of thematic radio and podcast audio programmes about specific authors and works of theirs that were created in the studio or performed live.

The purpose of the project is to connect and highlight Slovenian authors who make contemporary music in the music performance, sound, intermedia, performing, online and other areas and to present them, using existing communication possibilities, into the wider arena of world contemporary sound creativity.


01_Marko_Batista_2009.mp3 … 01:03:51


03_Miha_Ciglar_2010.mp3 … 01:16:14

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Killing 1 Person to Save 5

December 5, 2011


Researchers test a famous ethical dilemma called the “trolley problem” in a very real setting.

Christie Nicholson:

Would you kill one person to save five others?

Philosophers have posed this moral dilemma for decades. Typically they present the situation as a mental exercise. A runaway train is about to strike five people walking along the track. You can reroute the train and save the five people. But you will wind up killing one person walking on the other track.

Recently, researchers tried to make the dilemma feel much more real. They placed 147 subjects in a 3-D virtual environment where they are in front of a railroad switch controlling two tracks. They watch five people hike along a track bordered by a ravine. A single person hikes along the other track. Suddenly a train comes barreling toward the five people. The subject has the option to reroute the train using a joystick.

Ninety percent of the study subjects switched tracks, killing the lone hiker to save five. These findings match past studies that were only abstract thought experiments. The study is in the journal Emotion.

It appears that even in very realistic, action oriented situations, people will go through with a Sophie’s Choice, motivated by accomplishing the apparently greater good.

Via Scientifc American

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Gregory Chatonsky: My Hard Drive Is Experiencing Some Strange Noises

November 19, 2011


Gregory Chatonsky
My Hard Drive Is Experiencing Some Strange Noises
33:35

Statement:

My Hard Drive Experiencing Some Strange Noises is the sound of a defective hard drive disk picked up by a contact microphone. The acoustic wave is instantly processed by software that repeats and amplifies the sounds creating a resounding echo.

Bio:

Gregory Chatonsky (b. Paris, living in Montreal and Paris) holds a multimedia advanced degree from the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris and a Masters in philosophy from the Sorbonne. Chatonsky’s body of work, including interactive installations, networked and urban devices, photographs and sculptures, speaks to the relationship between technologies and affectivity, flows that define our time to create new forms of fiction. In 1994, Chatonsky founded the net.art collective incident.net.

Via The Radius

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Philip Pettit on Consequentialism

September 13, 2011

Is consequentialism in ethics a form of moral opportunism? Is torture always wrong? What about punishing the innocent? Philip Pettit, who recently gave the 2011 Uehiro Lectures on ‘Robustly Demanding Values’, discusses some common criticisms of consequentialism in conversation with Nigel Warburton in this episode of the Philosophy Bites podcast. +++ HERE

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The Big Ideas podcast: the banality of evil

August 21, 2011

In the second of a series of philosophy podcasts, Benjamen Walker and guests consider the impact and legacy of Hannah Arendt’s famous phrase.

Fifty years ago this week, on 14 August 1961, the world witnessed the end of the trial of Adolf Otto Eichmann, one of the major organisers of the Holocaust. Writing about his subsequent execution in the final chapter of her book Eichmann in Jerusalem (Penguin Classics), the philosopher Hannah Arendt coined a timeless phrase:

It was as though in those last minutes he was summing up the lesson that this long course in human wickedness had taught us – the lesson of the fearsome, word-and-thought-defying banality of evil

When we recently asked you to nominate intellectual cliches to examine in this series, “the banality of evil” came up repeatedly (props to bigOther, Eglantine and janeinalberta).

Listen to Podcast HERE

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…on memory

April 3, 2011

This episode includes the participation of: Alberto Aguilar, Manuel Aguilar, Madeleine Aguilar, Joaquin Aguilar, and Judy Venard. Alberto came to Wanderlust a month ago along with Federico Cattaneo (Here.) This time Alberto came with his family, who I had the honor to meet for the first time on the radio station. During two hours we had a very relaxed, inconclusive, and sweetly cacophonous conversation about memory. We embraced charming digressions, musical distractions, while drinking jasmine tea, sharing memory bread, appreciating accent as memory, enjoying our conversation as music, and our words as sound.


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Playlist / Partial Timeline

00:00:00′ = Tea kettle boiling water with Sobhilai Swagat Cha (NEPAL) from the album Le Chant des Enfants du Monde.
00:06:50′ = Failing Memory or Intelligence / Alberto Aguilar and Madeleine Aguilar
00:25:16′ = Let me call you sweetheart / We don’t remember who…do you?
00:31:18′ = Joaquin and Madeleine Jam along Footsteps In Mud (field recording.)
00:36:33′ = Name of the song….hmmmm…/ Guty Cardenas
00:39:40′ = Flor / Guty Cardenas
00:49:30′ = Background: Washing My Hair / Luna Montgomery
01:23:35′ = Background: Prizewinning (excerpt) / Julianna Barwick
01:34:03′ = Memory stick Internet Song / all of us
01:37:33′ = Background: Wwwdot / Flying Lotus
01:38:47′ = Background: Pea bwé (excerpt) / Jean Zuibona



From left to bottom: Manuel Aguilar, Madeleine Aguilar, Joaquin Aguilar, Alberto Aguilar, Judy Venard, and me.

* All the extra sounds decorating this sonic painting come from personal field recordings, and open source sound effects.

Assembled by Wanderlust

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Mixes to rehearse to

March 7, 2011

If you find yourself in a large space and with one hour and forty-five minutes to spare, you might use this mix (at times consonant and precise, and at others dissonant and uncoordinated ) to move your body through that space. Create a new dance, rehearse, or simply articulate your neuromuscular system.

–Credit the artists…Keep it healthy!–

(Wanderlust does not intend to bring you the latest work out there. Instead, it aims at providing you a select group of pieces produced in different times, locations, and contexts.)


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Playlist

Starting Time= Artist / Song

00:00:00′ = Wander Intro
00:02:00′ = Fátima Miranda’s El principio del fin starts with Julianna Barwick’s Cloudbank
00:03:48′ = Alva Noto’s Kristallgitter begins
00:06:10′ = KRS-One’s Uh Oh begins
00:09:35′ = Celer’s Mouthfeels Of Capreae begins
00:10:00′ = John King’s Gliss In Sighs (1985) begins
00:11:01′ = Giuseppe Ielasi’s Untitled begins
00:11:14′ = Giuseppe Ielasi’s Untitled begins again
00:13:08′ = Alva Noto’s 2x = 2x + X (X = 1,6,18,54) begins
00:13:24′ = Steve Reich’s Clapping music begins along Henri Mancini’s Jackie’s Theme
00:15:20′ = Achim Wollscheid’s Flatware 1 begins
00:15:36′ = Fovea Hex’s Don’t These Windows Open? (True Interval Offering) begins
00:16:13′ = Ibuki Yushi’s Rural Landscapes begins
00:16:46′ = Caetano Veloso’s Viola, meu bem (excerpt) begins
00:17:52′ = Caetano Veloso’s De Conversa , Cravo E Canela begins until its middle
00:18:03′ = Steve Reich’s Electric Counterpoint begins
00:20:48′ = Prasad Bhandarkar’s Dhun-Folk tune on Bansuri (excerpt) begins
00:21:41′ = Alva Noto’s 747 begins
00:21:58′ = Fátima Miranda’s Sobre saltos begins
00:22:08′ = Arrington de Dionyso’s Tundra- moving glacier begins
00:23:40′ = Fátima Miranda’s Percu VOZ begins
00:25:07′ = Flanger’s Music is Our Secret Code begins
00:27:17′ = Caetano Veloso’s Giberto Misterioso
00:29:24′ = Caetano Veloso’s De Conversa , Cravo E Canela continues
00:32:04′ = SND’s 14 begins with Black To Comm’s Laccifer Lacca
00:34:09′ = Julianna Barwick’s Cloak begins
00:34:53′ = Erkki Kurenniemi’s Improvisaatio begins
00:37:52′ = Fe-Mail’s The Horizotal Density Of Humanity (excerpt) begins
00:38:48′ = Hessien’s Impatiens begins
00:40:49′ = Misel Quitno’s Golden Ears For One Trick Pony begins
00:41:17′ = Joe Frawley’s (Rachel Rambach, vocals) Angel Box Two begins
00:41:50′ = Joe Frawley’s (Rachel Rambach, vocals) Angel Box Five begins
00:43:07′ = Hessien’s Impatiens begins again
00:43:26′ = Ulrich Troyer’s Romantic Dinner begins
00:45:27′ = Jimi Tenor’s Vexations – Version 3 begins
00:46:59′ = The Karnataka College Of Percussion’s Ghatam Quartet (Clay Pots) begins
00:48:19′ = Black Dice’s Greenhouse Tune begins
00:50:07′ = The Gasman’s Overtone begins
00:50:42′ = Murcof’s Ulysses (Fax Mix) begins
00:54:07′ = Nikolaienko’s Blue soup №3 begins
00:54:36′ = Comfort Fit’s Something To Do begins
00:58:06′ = United Sacred Harp Convention’s Hallelujah begins
00:59:01′ = Kouhei Matsunaga’s Hand With Possibility begins
00:59:40′ = Celer’s In Characteristic Form begins
01:00:39′ = Steve’s Reich’s New York Counterpoint – 1. Fast begins
01:03:35′ = Celer’s Compositions for Cassette A1 begins
01:05:12′ = Nôze’s Le Spleen Du Lemurien begins
01:05:33′ = ( hidden ♥ message )
01:07:38′ = Library Tapes’ Fragment VIII begins
01:08:49′ = Holger Czukay’s Boat-Woman-Song begins
01:09:25′ = Glen Velez’s Bendir begins
01:13:06′ = Celer’s The Separation Of the Two-Phased Apple Blossoms begins
01:18:07′ = Celer’s The Separation Of the Two-Phased Apple Blossoms begins again
01:20:17′ = Américo Rodrigues’s Voltar begins
01:24:42′ = Oren Ambarchi’s Happy Endings begins
01:26:05′ = Max Eastley’s Two 150 Kilo Blocks Of Melting Ice With Layers Of Stones Embedded Falling Onto A Metal Plate For Climate Change Project Farewell begins
01:31:28′ = Wander extro begins

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Do what you want to Do (with a little restrain)

March 3, 2011

This episode includes the participation of two very special guests:

Alberto Aguilar and Federico Cattaneo.

When I invited Alberto and Federico, I had in mind doing a show in where they could talk about their visual work in musical ways. One of the most important aspects of this encounter, is the fact that these two artists met for the first time at the radio station. Alberto and I were also hanging out for the first time and got to know each other over the two hours that we spent in a small radio studio (provided by Freeradiosaic.) During our experiment we exchanged mumblings, interjections, songs, sounds, memories, forgetfulness, artwork, chords, discords, accents, mispronunciations, objects, and subjects. For more information about these two artists, you can click on their names to go to their websites.


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Playlist / Partial Timeline

00:00:00′ = Wanderlust Intro (musical background: First Job by Henry Mancini)
00:01:25′ = This is the introduction / Alberto Aguilar
00:05:40′ = Little Red Rhumbahood/S.S. Rhythm / Sam The Drummer (played to break the ice)
00:14:00′ = Drawing / Alberto Aguilar
00:14:45′ = First visual work / Federico Cattaneo
00:15:40′ = Olodum / Bahia Black (played to heal the discomfort left by Sam the Drummer)
00:26:04′ = In The Aeroplane Over The Sea / Neutral Milk Hotel (Alberto’s choice)
00:30:28′ = Response to Alberto’s painting (Vision of St. Eustice) / Federico Cattaneo
00:32:52′ = Tapping To Hell / Christof Dienz (song dedicated to Federico)
00:36:15′ = Alberto describes “Vision of St. Eustice” with the Itunes window covering half of it.
00:37:27′ = Uncoordinated jamming over “Viagem” by Guem
00:39:39′ = Federico and Alberto tune in
00:45:27′ = Gravity Jam over Omar Khorshid’s Sabirine
00:52:26′ = Brownie sucks fan / Spirit Elevating Brains
00:59:06′ = Meet at 21 / Alberto Aguilar
01:02:44′ = Federico says nice to meet you
01:04:48′ = The Art of Heart Auscultation / G.W. Manning, M.D., Ph.D. (with our spontaneous interruptions)
01:08:10′ = a new ephemeral guest enters the studio (Clare Torina)
01:12:30′ = Excerpt from Peter Blake 2000 (Super Furry Animals, The Beatles) by Paul McCarney
01:14:43′ = Claire comes up with our title
01:16:59′ = Band on the Run / The Langley Schools Music Project (Alberto’s choice)
01:26:46′ = Family Move / Alberto Aguilar and Family
01:31:38′ = Federico answers a particular question with his guitar
01:33:29′ = Federico uses his actual human voice (covering Pink Floyd)
01:37:47′ = My favorite song (Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict from Pink Floyd’s Ummagumma) is destroyed by our interruptions
01:43:10′ = Goodbye Jam with the “Do what you want to Do (with a little restrain)” song

* All the extra sounds decorating this sonic painting come from personal field recordings, and open source sound effects.

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Eclectic Selection 09

February 20, 2011

Sonic nutrients for your aural enjoyment. All music was contemporary.

–Credit the artists…Keep it healthy!–

(Wanderlust does not intend to bring you the latest work out there. Instead, it aims at providing you a select group of pieces produced in different times, locations, and contexts.)


Playlist

Starting Time= Artist / Song / Album

00:00:00′ = Intro Wanderlust ( background music by Mpala Garoo / Open Way Up High / Ou Du Monde)
00:02:21′ = The Spiders / Seishun A Go-Go / GS I Love You : Japanese Garage Bands Of The 60s
00:04:39′ = MOTHS / Slow/Down / “Slow/Down”
00:07:34′ = Plapla Pinky / Analclaire / Sonore
00:11:24′ = Bisk / Nothing But Love Out of Her / Moonstruck Parade
00:15:51′ = Makigami Koichi / Bolor / Tokyo Taiga
00:19:37′ = Oren Marshall / 6 (Edit) / The Wire Tapper 14
00:23:34′ = Callers / Dressed In Blue / Live of Love
00:27:36′ = Jneiro Jarel / Rio De Jneiro (Jarumba) / Fauna
00:30:23′ = Haruomi Hosono / Humming Blues / Tribute to Haruomi Hosono
00:31:47′ = Ketem / #A85400 / Colour
00:32:37′ = Patrick Watson / Brigettes Theme / Just Another Ordinary Day
00:37:04′ = Junip / It’s alright / Fields
00:40:29′ = Al Quetz aka Quetzal / Yassa At the Fifth Floor / Drums Come Africa
00:42:00′ = Rafter / Paper / Animal Feelings
00:45:21′ = Jean Jacques Perrey / Gossipo Perpetuo / Incredibly Strange Music, V. 2
00:47:22′ = Mount Kimbie / Would Know / Crooks & Lovers
00:50:38′ = Flying Lotus / Auntie’s Lock (feat. Laura Darlington) / Los Angeles
00:53:08′ = Patrick Watson / Sleeping Beauty / Close to Paradise
00:58:09′ = Atom™ / Weisses Rauschen (erster Teil) / Liedgut
01:02:36′ = Tenniscoats / Tasmania: For A Bay / tenniscoats.com
01:04:29′ = The Sound of Lucrecia / Shoi / Congost
01:06:24′ = Hiroshi Sunairi & Hideyuki Mari / Piano By The Sea / Music For Plants
01:07:24′ = Pello El Afrokan / Batea / Unknown album
01:09:54′ = Uproot Andy / Daft Cumbia / (Somewhere online…)
01:13:52′ = Gonjasufi / Made / A Sufi And A Killer
01:17:00′ = Delinquent Habits / Good Times / Delinquent Habits
01:20:16′ = Toe / Our Next Movement / For Long Tomorrow
01:24:56′ = Rita Indiana Y Loa Misterios / La Hora de Volve / demos (el amarill0)
01:28:12′ = Jutta Koether, Alan Licht & Tom Verlaine / Plant Jam / Music For Plants
01:33:04′ = Sagor & Swing / Aningar / Melodier och fåglar
01:34:15′ = La Máquina De Hacer Pájaros / El vendedor de las muñecas de plastico / Peliculas
01:38:50′ = Owen Pallett / Oh Heartland, Up Yours / Heartland
01:42:52′ = George Benson / Take Five / Bad Benson
01:49:56′ = Extro Wanderlust begins (Background music by Celer / Compositions For Cassette A1 / Compositions For Cassette and Mpala Garoo / Open Way Up High / Ou Du Monde (played again because I made a mistake until I stopped the track at 01:50:22)
01:51:15′ = “Dude speaking alien” / from YouTube See it HERE

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ICA Talks

February 20, 2011

Talks from the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London. The public discussions cover the period 1981–1994.

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Eclectic Selection 08

February 14, 2011

Sonic nutrients for your aural enjoyment. All music was contemporary.

–Credit the artists…Keep it healthy!–

(Wanderlust does not intend to bring you the latest work out there. Instead, it aims at providing you a select group of pieces produced in different times, locations, and contexts.)



Playlist

Starting Time= Artist / Song / Album

00:00:00′ = Intro Wanderlust ( background music by Brian Gulland & Richard Harvey / Father Bear / Nursery Rhymes)
00:00:25′ = 1000 Names / Pocket Calculators / Illuminated Man
00:03:50′ = The Books / that right ain’t shit / The Lemon Of Pink
00:06:29′ = Burnt Friedman / I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me / Plays Love Songs
00:09:53′ = Aaron Martin / Karl Rove / Almond
00:11:20′ = Hobart Smith / Railroad Bill / I’ll Meet You On That Other Shore
00:14:01′ = Bob Dylan & George Harrison / Gates of Eden / Yesterday
00:18:09′ = Alan Watts / Onion Chant / This Is It
00:22:28′ = AFTA-1 / Tuesday / H​(​e y e​)​LAND
00:25:39′ = Alemu Aga / Abatatchen Hoy (Pater Noster) / The Very Best of Ethiopiques
00:29:08′ = René Aubry / Pauvre Juliette! / Invitees Sur la Terre
00:30:36′ = Cal Tjader / Los Jibaros / El Sonido Nuevo
00:33:17′ = Brian Gulland & Richard Harvey / Mother Bear / Nursery Rhymes
00:33:48′ = Marcel Duchamp / Some texts from “A l’infinitif” (1912-20) / Audio By Visual Artists, TELLUS 21
00:37:50′ = Belita Palma / Manazinha / Angola 70′s: 1974-1978
00:41:14′ = Cheburazhka (furry beast toy ) / Found in YouTube
00:42:02′ = Mehrpouya / Soul Raga / Pomegranates
00:46:04′ = John Davis & The Georgia Sea Island Singers / Moses, Don’t Get Lost / I’ll Meet You On That Other Shore
00:48:26′ = Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Aka Pygmies / Mai / African Rhythms
00:52:02′ = Andrew Pekler / Wait / The Wire Tapper 12 (Disc 2)
00:55:49′ = The Gasman / Hammer / Powerpoints
00:59:04′ = Karen Dalton / In My Own Dream / In My Own Time
01:03:16′ = Dead Combo / Rodada / Quando a Alma não é Pequena Vol.II
01:05:43′ = Kino (Victor Tsoy) / Prosto hochesh’ ty znat’ / 45
01:09:07′ = Koes Plus / Dheg Dheg Plas (Heartbeat) / Dheg Dheg
01:11:29′ = Les Baxter / Pool Of Love / The Exotic Moods Of Les Baxter (Disc 2)
01:12:48′ = Madame Indra Devi / Stretching Exercise / The Best of Yoga
01:14:17′ = Los Orientales de Paramonga / Lobos Al Escape / Cumbia Beat Vol. 1
01:16:48′ = Ken Nordine / Flesh / Colors
01:18:18′ = Luciano Perrone / esquentando os tamborins e cuicas / batucada fantástica
01:20:15′ = Tom Zé / Vai (menina amanhã de manhã) / Estudando o Samba (1975) / Correio da Estação do Brás (1978)
01:22:30′ = Hauschka / Zahnluecke / Room To Expand
01:26:05′ = James Blake / Lindesfarne II / James Blake
01:28:59′ = Jneiro Jarel / Indigo Eden / Fauna
01:33:26′ = Loop Junktion / Japan / Album Unknown
01:37:25′ = Tanya Tagaq / Surge / Sinaa
01:40:45′ = Oren Marshall / Tone / Orenophone
01:44:38′ = Eek A Mouse / Elizabeth / The Peel Sessions
01:48:37′ = Dorothy Ashby / Afro-Harping / Afro-Harping
01:51:34′ = Extro Wanderlust ( background music by Brian Gulland & Richard Harvey / Teddy Bear’s Outing / Nursery Rhymes)

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Borges and The Riddle Of Poetry

January 27, 2011


Jorge Luis Borges, ‘The Riddle Of Poetry’, a lecture delivered at Harvard University 1967. 2, 3, 4, and 5. via 3:AM Magazine

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Limit(e) Beckett: A New Online Academic Journal

July 19, 2010


Limit(e) Beckett is a collaborative project and an online resource, aimed at promoting the study and appreciation of Beckett across existing borders. We want to foster dialogue between the francophone and anglophone worlds, between established and emerging scholars, between academic and non-academic readers, and between different disciplines and across different media.

Our website, at http://limitebeckett.paris-sorbonne.fr/ is the heart of this project. It provides several approaches to our central aim: as journal, as creative showcase, and as online resource. Limit(e) Beckett is a new and innovative peer reviewed bilingual journal, which publishes scholarly articles on Beckett and the limit(e). Our first issue features articles in French and English, on Beckett and philosophy, Beckett and the arts, and Beckett across languages. The website will also be a showcase of Beckett’s wide influence beyond academia, featuring creative engagements with Beckett’s work in the visual arts, film, contemporary writing and beyond. Finally, Limit(e) Beckett also offers a valuable online resource for Beckett enthusiasts, making out-of-print works of criticism available online, and collecting information about upcoming events and useful resources.

In order to ground this online resource in a real community, we organize occasional events around this broader project. We launched this project in 2009 with a highly successful conference in Paris that brought speakers from the UK, the US, France and beyond, and featured both academic papers and an exhibition of artworks inspired by Beckett. We hope to hold further events in the future.”

LIMIT{e} BECKETT

…extra:
Samuel Beckett: Debts and Legacies, 2010 SEMINAR PODCAST

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Eclectic Selection 07

February 9, 2009

Sonic nutrients!! Once again, another substantial selection that will swipe you off your feet. Play it whenever and wherever you want…. at your home, your work place, your car, the office, anywhere….Enjoy!

–Credit the artists…Keep it healthy!–

(Wanderlust does not intend to bring you the latest work out there. Instead, it aims at providing you a select group of pieces produced in different times, locations, and contexts. Perhaps with the desire to create a unique aural experience.)

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Playlist

Starting Time= Artist / Song / Album

00:00:00′ = Intro Wanderlust (background sounds by PYO)
00:01:07′ = Pixel / +43° 35 43.44 -114° 51 11.09 / The Drive
00:05:30′ = Keziah Jones / Garan Garan / Nigerian Wood
00:09:49′ = Kepa Junkera / Novena / Trans-Europe Diatonique
00:13:19′ = Jasper TX / Gone, Away…/ Closet Ghosts
00:15:40′ = Gnawa Diffusion / Algeria / Algeria
00:21:05′ = Sizzla Kalonji / Gyansta Nuh Leff Dem Gun / Judgement Yard Mix Tapes – Vol. 4: Dangerous Dancehall
00:22:11′ = Jacaszek / Orszula / Treny
00:25:03′ = Dälek / A Collection Of Miserable Thoughts Laced With Wit / Gutter Tactics
00:28:23′ = Tico Moon / 砂の記憶 / Raspberry
00:31:08′ = Lineland / alchemy / Logos For Love
00:34:06′ = Rokia Traoré / Koronoko / Tchamantché
00:38:01′ = Tsuki / Toques / I Wish That Mountain Could Have an Eye
00:45:22′ = Trinidad Steel Combo / PANtatonics Forever / Steel Drums From The Caribbean Islands
00:47:43 ‘ = Mafia Trece / Beat Box a Table / Cosa Nostra
00:48:27 ‘ = lamajamal / Plevensko / Gypsy Surf
00:53:40′ = Diana Baroni – Sapukái/ Hanacpachap Cussicuinin / Son de los Diablos – Tonadas afro-hispanas del Perú
00:55:49′ = Violeta Parra / Que he sacado con quererte / Recordando a Chile (Una chilena en París)
01:14:40′ = Various Artists / Ubuhuha / Burundi: Musiques Traditionnelles
01:15:48′ = Eddie Palmieri / Chocolate Ice Cream / Super Imposition
01:21:58′ = Electric Company / Cyclic Pee Matron / A Pert Cyclic Omen
01:26:23′ = Messer Chups / Fntomasofobia / Crazy Price
01:29:32′ = Think of One / Maracatu Misterioso / Chuva Em Po
01:33:03′ = 張露 Chang Loo / 給我一個吻 Give Me A Kiss / Shanghai Lounge Divas (Original) Vol. 2
01:35:35′ = RST / Planetfall / Tommorow’s Void
01:36:47′ = Fred Frith / First Light / To Sail, To Sail
01:41:14′ = Valerio Cosi / Lovely Blue Cream / Collected Works
01:44:41′ = The Remote Viewer / Untitled / I Can’t Believe It’s Not Better
01:47:10′ = Bruce Haack / Word Game / Electric Lucifer
01:50:43 ‘ = Los Saicos / Demolicion / Saicos
00:00:00′ = Medeski Martin and Woods / Disrobe / The End of Violence OST
00:00:00′ = Extro Wanderlust

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Happy-Cute tunes for the LITTLE ones

December 17, 2008

This selection is dedicated to children from all sizes, colors, and shapes. Here you will listen to unique musical pieces made by children, for children, and for adults that enjoy childlike sounds and paraphernalia (…I hope). You may play this selection in places where children are present. Let them draw, assemble, run, scream, and do whatever they like along these songs. Imitate them…forever. Indeed…You will love this podcast…only good vibes.

–Credit the artists…Keep it healthy!–

(Wanderlust does not intend to bring you the latest work out there. Instead, it aims at providing you a select group of pieces produced in different times, locations, and contexts. Perhaps with the desire to create a unique aural experience.)

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Playlist

Starting Time= Artist / Song / Album {the plus sign (+) means: Mixed with…}

00:00:00′ = intro (back sound Raymond Scott’s Sleepy Time)
00:01:08′ = Kahimie Karie / Clip Clap / K.K.K.K.K.
00:03:53′ = Debussy / Beau Soir / Music For Oboe And Harp
00:05:42′ = Snöleoparden / Xylofon / Snöleoparden
00:09:54′ = Tomoyoshi Date / Sunnyside Suns & Sounds / Small Melodies
00:14:33′ = Kuricorder Pops Orchestra / Yotsuba Wakes Up / Yotsuba!
00:15:01′ = Björk (1977)/ Himnafor / Björk
00:17:35′ = Shugo Tokumaru / Sleet /Night Piece
00:19:27′ = Minikon / Milk / Minikon + 00:21:38′ = (GUINEA) various / Yia Bantol / le chant des enfants du monde (vol 3)
00:22:25′ = Radicalfashion / Ballet / Odori
00:24:36′ = Moondog / Bells are Ringing / Madrigals Rounds & Canons
00:25:50′ = Tengir-Too / Kyiylyp Turam (I’m Sad To Say Goodbye) / Mountain Music Of Kyrgyzstan: Music Of Central Asia, Vol. 1
00:28:15′ = Tape / Root Tatoo / Milieu
00:31:36′ = (THE SEYCHELLES) various / Dodo Baba / le chant des enfants du monde (vol 3)
00:32:28′ = Penguin Café Orchestra / The snake and the lotus / Signs of life
00:34:56′ = Miaou / Shining / All Around Us
00:38:54′ = Colleen / Happiness Nuggets / Colleen Et Les Boites À Musique
00:40:59′ = Plone / Plock / For Beginner Piano
00:44:54′ = Tipsy / Hot Banana / Buzz
00:47:54′ = Kuricorder Pops Orchestra / yotsuba goes out / Yotsuba!
00:49:04′ = Vashti Bunyan / Feet of Clay / Lookaftering + 00:52:47′ = Unknown / ñande chy / KOSMOFONIA MBYA GUARANI
00:53:33′ = Indian artists / Patar Banshi / Ganga – Les musiques du Gange (CD3)
00:56:07′ = Anderegg / Inside-Outside / Small Melodies + 00:58:21′ = Makigami Koichi & Anton Bruhin / Sea to River / Electric Eel
01:01:24′ = Namahage-Mint
01:03:50′ = Moondog / Voices of Spring / Madrigals Rounds & Canons
01:05:34′ = Kaki King / So Much For So Little / Dreaming Of Revenge
01:08:54′ = Indian artists / Lori berceuse / Ganga – Les musiques du Gange (CD3) + 01:09:06′ = GENJINI / Shubee / EP n°1 (wanderlust edit exclusivo)
01:12:56′ = Kira Kira / Hjartafanturrin Skrajafur / Our Map To The Monster Olympic
01:15:31′ = Unknown / VAKA PARA’I / KOSMOFONIA MBYA GUARANI
01:15:48′ = Dorine Muraille / Dans Ton Doki / Mani
01:17:29′ = Unknown / MIMBY PU 2 / KOSMOFONIA MBYA GUARANI
01:17:45′ = Spirit Elevating Brains/ Mellowboxcliché / Pulsos Temporales Memorias Estables
01:21:01′ = Unknown / VOCALIZAÇAO DE ANUROS / KOSMOFONIA MBYA GUARANI
01:21:38′ = KURICORDER QUARTET / Augie’s great municipal band / UKULELE FORCE STAR WARS BEST COVERS
00:00:00′ = extro

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Old, New, and Non-Grooves

December 10, 2008

1. A long narrow furrow or channel.
2. The spiral track cut into a phonograph record for the stylus to follow.
3. Slang A settled routine.
4. Slang A situation or an activity that one enjoys or to which one is especially well suited.
5. Slang A very pleasurable experience.

–Credit the artists…Keep it healthy!–

(Wanderlust does not intend to bring you the latest work out there. Instead, it aims at providing you a select group of pieces produced in different times, locations, and contexts. Perhaps with the desire to create a unique aural experience.)

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Playlist

Starting Time= Artist / Song / Album {the plus sign (+) means: Mixed with…}

00:00:00′ = wander intro (back sound : chopped up Steinbrüchel’s home)
00:01:22′ = 8 Doggymoto / Minimalistico / Minimalistico
00:05:13′ = Bukky Leo & Black Egypt / track 01 / Afrobeat Visions
00:08:39′ = Buraka Som Sistema / Kalemba / Kalemba (Wegue Wegue)
00:12:33′ = Jamie Lidell / Hurricane / Jim
00:15:40′ = Dat Politics / Yha Hoo Tuning / Go Pets Go
00:18:51′ = Rokia Traoré / Niènafîng / Bowmboï
00:22:23′ = Arrington de Dionyso / raining / Breath of Fire
00:22:36′ = Ginger Baker / Blood Brothers 69 / Stratavarious
00:29:24′ = Dr. Dre / Lyrical Gangbang (feat. RBX & Rage) / The Chronic
00:33:29′ = Amnesty / Lord Help Me / Free Your Mind: The 700 West Sessions
00:36:56′ = Calle 13 / LLegale A Mi Guardia / Residente O Visitante
00:41:15′ = Arrington de Dionyso / balam / Breath of Fire
00:41:34′ = Burnt Friedman / Gondel / Con Ritmo
00:45:02′ = Beans / I Effect / Thorns
00:47:50′ = King Ayisoba ft. Kontihene, Kwabena Kwabena & Kwaku T/ Modern Ghanaians / Black Stars Ghanas Hiplife Generation
00:51:05′ = Steinbrüchel / home / Home + KRS-One / Uh Oh / Rerurn of the Boom Bap
00:55:22′ = ( Steinbrüchel’s home continues…) Kecak Ganda Sari (Balenese Monkey Chant) / Sita’s Abduction / Global Meditation: Voices Of The Spirit
01:01:09′ = Orchestre Poly-Rythmo De Cotonou / Gbeti Madjro / African Scream Contest
01:04:00′ = Kelpe / Stop Parching Yourself / Ex-Aquarium
01:04:43′ = ALFREDTOC / Free looping ja / DECOUSU Main
01:08:27′ = Arrington de Dionyso / cacao dance / Breath of Fire
01:08:54′ = Monareta / Domingo Lovin Style / Picotero
01:13:22′ = Black Grass / Alright / Three
01:14:24′ = C-Mon & Kypski / Spirits High (Feat. Benjamin Herman) / Where The Wild Things Are
01:19:17′ = Drumcorps / Down / Grist
01:21:47′ = Snoop Dogg / Vapors Ft. Charlie WIlson / Tha Doggfather
01:25:58′ = extro

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Eclectic Selection 06

December 1, 2008

Another selection that walks you through different musical avenues. Just open you head and let your brain descend into the streets of this sonic town.

–Credit the artists…Keep it healthy!–

(Wanderlust does not intend to bring you the latest work out there. Instead, it aims at providing you a select group of pieces produced in different times, locations, and contexts. Perhaps with the desire to create a unique aural experience.)

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Playlist

Starting Time= Artist / Song / Album + Starting Time= Artist / Song / Album

00:00:00′ = intro wanderlust (back sound Eliane Radigue’s Adnos)
00:00:42′ = Miguel Czachowski / Raag & Olé (Rumba) / Indialucía
00:06:01′ = Kira Kira / Sjarmalad Intro / Our Mar to The Moster Olympic + 00:07:53′ = Kurt Shwitters / Schwitters: Anna Blume / Dada > Antidada > Merz
00:09:36′ = Zavoloka / Inhale / Viter
00:12:59′ = Selda / Meydan Sizindir / Selda
00:16:35′ = Another Phone / Ayer AM-PM / 8 Minutos
00:19:17′ = Scroobius Pip / 1000 Words / No Commercial Breaks
00:24:20′ = Aziza Mustafa Zadeh / Sheherezadeh / Dance of Fire
00:27:02′ = Clutchy Hopkins / 3:25 / The Life Of Clutchy Hopkins
00:30:18′ = Sainkho / Badjirgal’s Wish / Naked Spirit
00:33:10′ = Daedelus / Bahia / Denies the Day’s Demise
00:36:36′ = L. Subramanian / Track 02 / at the Unitarian Church, Santa Barbara, CA May 1991 + 00:41:41′ = Hans Arp / Arp: Hinunter Hinunter / Dada, Antidada, Merz
00:42:44′ = Can / Pnoom (Moon Up Mix) / Sacrilege
00:43:34′ = This Tea, Makes Love To Me
00:46:24′ = Ólöf Arnalds / Englar og Dárar / Vi› og Vi› + 00:48:58′ = Manduka y Los Jaivas / Date una vuelta en el aire / Los Sueños de América
00:54:10′ = Chris Watson / massed knot roost on shingle bank, snettisham, norfolk / Outside the Circle of Fire
00:56:21′ = Nana Vasconcelos / No Sul Do Polo Norte / Africadeus
00:58:55′ = Vicious Teengirl / Tutampiga / Extreme Music From Africa
00:59:43′ = Björk (feat. Thom Yorke) / Náttúra / Náttúra
01:03:01′ = Arca / On Discernait Un Visage / On Ne Distinguait Plus Les Têtes
01:06:24′ = Jorge Cafrune / La Finadita / Jorge Cafrune
01:09:12′ = Kiln / Fyrepond / Dusker + 01:12:35′ = Raoul Hausmann / Hausmann: Oiseautal / Dada, Antidada, Merz
01:13:18′ = Juan García Esquivel / Surfboard / El padre del lounge CD 3
01:16:07′ = Wounded Knee / My Wooden Cupboard (Wire Tapper exclusive edit) / The Wire Tapper 20
01:20:08′ = extro wanderlust (back sound Eliane Radigue’s Adnos)

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Eclectic Selection 05

November 25, 2008

This selection walks you through different musical avenues. Just open you head and let your brain descend into the streets of this sonic town.

–Credit the artists…Keep it healthy!–

(Wanderlust does not intend to bring you the latest work out there. Instead, it aims at providing you a select group of pieces produced in different times, locations, and contexts. Perhaps with the desire to create a unique aural experience.)

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Playlist

Starting Time= Artist / Song / Album + Starting Time= Artist / Song / Album

00:00:00′ = Wanderlust intro ( Music by : Sam Fonteyn / Happy Families / Ren And Stimpy Production Music)
00:01:10′ = Opitope / A White Cloth falling from the Snow Branches / Hau
00:02:46′ = Dalek/ Bricks Crumble/ Abandoned Language
00:06:09′ = Fennesz / Saffron Revolution / Saffron Revolution + 00:06:55′ =Michael Pollan’s Omnivores DIlemma /Track 05 (excerpt)
00:11:55′ = Alva Noto / u 08-1 / Unitxt
00:15:02′ = Michael Andrews / Goldfish / Me and You and Everyone we Know
00:16:55′ = Pina y sus Estrellas/ Los Extraños / Back to Peru: The Most Complete Compilation Of Peruvian Underground 64-74
00:19:23′ = Monkey (Damon Albarn & Jamie Hewlett) / The Dragon King / Journey to the West
00:21:03′ = Mike Patton / Interlude 1 / The Stone: Issue One
00:23:46′ = Squarepusher / Potential Govarner / Just a Souvenir
00:25:52′ = Tortoise & Bonnie “Prince” Billy / Cravo é Canela / The Brave and The Bold
00:28:53′ = Gramm / St. Moritz / Personal Rock
00:35:18′ = Bama The Village Poet / Nothingness / Ghettos of the Mind
00:37:35′ = Bola / Phulcra / Kroungrine
00:42:48′ = Charlemagne Palestine / One+Two Fiiths / Four Manifestations on Six Elements
00:48:10′ = Asa-Chang And Junray / Parlor / Senaka Ep Feat. Koizumi Koyouko
00:51:45′ = Jim Backus & Friend / Delicious / from Delicious (Single)
00:54:19′ = RdL / Finale / Small Melodies
00:57:23′ = Melingo / Luisito / Maltido tango
00:59:57′ = Kuricorder / The Imperial march / Ukulele Force
01:02:38′ = Oren Ambarchi / This Evening so Soon / Suspension + 01:04:31′ = Destroy All Monsters: Ending / The Best of Godzilla 1954-1975: Original Film Sountrack
01:05:18′ = Taraf de Haidouks / Lezghinka / Maskarada
01:07:48′ = Eddie Vedder / Touolumme / Into The Wild
01:08:43′ = El Perro del Mar / The Sun is an Old Friend / From The Valley To The Stars
01:09:41′ = Dert Floyd / Untiltled / The Westside Of The Moon
01:11:17′ = Dert Floyd / Untiltled / The Westside Of The Moon
01:12:34′ = Machinefabriek / Hapstaart 10 / Hapstaart
01:14:07′ = YMCK / Izukata No Fue / Family Genesis
01:14:51′ = Wanderlust extro ( Music by : Sam Fonteyn / Happy Families / Ren And Stimpy Production Music)

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Yma Sumac in the Magnetosphere PODCAST

November 12, 2008

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A magnetosphere is a highly magnetized region around and possessed by an astronomical object. This session is dedicated to Yma Sumac, an aurora in the sky, a celestial being that inhabited the Earth for a few decades.

Disguised as a small woman, only five feet, one inch tall, and weighing 110 pounds, she enlightened her audiences with a magnificent and unprecedented voice range of four octaves. Yma Sumac’s voice raised to a high pitch of ecstasy, an unbelievable voice, an impossible voice, the like of which exists nowhere else on earth today.

I decided to play a few of her most famous songs along with Auroral Chorus II: Music of the Magnetosphere. These recordings of natural VLF radio phenomena were made by Stephen P. McGreevy during various expeditions to Alberta and Manitoba, Canada in 1996 and 1998. VLF phenomena, in short, are the sounds of atmospheric conditions heard through radio waves. Lightning storms, the earth’s magnetosphere, and the Aurora Borealis and Australis.

The strange popping sounds that you will be hearing might not be the actual sounds of these atmospheric conditions but rather what is in effect radio audio interpretations of these atmospheric conditions. Between these recordings, you might hear some celestial messages by Yma.

If you want “realistic” information go to:
Yma Sumac
Sun Virgin
Her Wiki
Java’s Bachelor Pad Essay

(Wanderlust does not intend to bring you the latest work out there. Instead, it aims at providing you a select group of pieces produced in different times, locations, and contexts. Perhaps with the desire to create a unique aural experience.)


Playlist

Starting Time= Artist / Song / Album

00:00′ = intro wanderlust
01:30′ = Auroral Chorus II: Music of the Magnetosphere, Track 3
02:36′ = Yma Sumac / Taita Inty (Virgin Of The Sun God) / Voice of the Xtabay
05:35′ = Auroral Chorus II: Music of the Magnetosphere, Track 4
05:46′ = Yma Sumac / Najala’s Lament / Voice of the Xtabay
08:49′ = Auroral Chorus II: Music of the Magnetosphere, Track 7
09:40′ = Yma Sumac / Ataypura (High Andes) / Shou Condor
12:40′ = Auroral Chorus II: Music of the Magnetosphere, Track 9
13:52′ = Yma Sumac / Bo Mambo / Mambo
17:09′ = Auroral Chorus II: Music of the Magnetosphere, Track 10
18:10′ = Yma Sumac / Chuncho (The Forest Creatures) / Voice of the Xtabay
21:40′ = Auroral Chorus II: Music of the Magnetosphere, Track 11
22:10′ = Yma Sumac / Wanka (The Seven Winds) / Legend of the Jivaro
25:08′ = Auroral Chorus II: Music of the Magnetosphere, Track 14
26:38′ = Yma Sumac / Wimoweh / The Sun Virgin
29:14′ = Auroral Chorus II: Music of the Magnetosphere, Track 16
30:45′ = Yman Sumac / La Molina / Fuego del Ande
34:07′ = Auroral Chorus II: Music of the Magnetosphere, Track 18 / extro

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Songs for Cooper-Moore

November 3, 2008

Yesterday, I had the chance to experience a set by the musical magician-storyteller Cooper-Moore.
This selection of tracks is specifically dedicated to Mr. Gene Y. Ashton. Thank you again and again. Thank you for transporting us to those magical sonic towns where troubadours shared their wisdom and visions.


Playlist

Starting Time= Artist / Song / Album

00:00:00′ = intro Wanderlust (background sound by Ellen Brand)
00:01:00′ = Gilberto Gil / Meteorum / Z: 300 Anos de Zumbi
00:07:01′ = Rafael Santa Cruz & Afroperu / Juego De Percusión / Solo Cajón
00:08:52′ = Rafael Santa Cruz & Afroperu / Son De Los Diablos / Solo Cajón
00:09:29′ = Naná Vasconcelos / Fui Fuio (Na Praca) / Storytelling
00:13:31′ = Diego El Cigala / Dos Lágrimas / María de la O
00:17:20′ = Tom Zé / Defect 2: Curiosidade / Com Defeito de Fabricacao
00:21:23′ = Bolivia Manta / Carnival Huamanguino / Tinkuna
00:24:43′ = Glen Velez / Bodhran / Internal Combustion
00:31:07′ = Chico Science & Nação Zumbi / Baiao Ambiental / Afrociberdelia
00:33:33′ = Toto La Momposina / Puya Puyara / Music of the Atlantic Coast
00:37:14′ = Naná Vasconcelos / Clementina (No Terreiro) / Storytelling
00:40:45′ = Hermeto Pascoal / Maturi / Montreux Jazz Festival
00:45:28′ = Hermeto Pascoal / Quebrando Tudo / Montreux Jazz Festival
00:51:06′ = Eddie Palmieri / Oyelo que te conviene / El Rey de Las Blancas Y Las Negras
00:57:37′ = Toto La Momposina / El Piano de Dolores / Music of the Atlantic Coast
01:00:50′ = Tom Zé / Defect 14: Xiquexique / Com Defeito de Fabricacao
01:06:23′ = wander talk…
01:06:53′ = Cooper-Moore / Emancipation (Ashimba) / The Cedar Box Recordings
01:10:10′ = Cooper-Moore / The Sunday Tale / The Cedar Box Recordings
01:15:58′ = Cooper-Moore / Sweet Hour of Prayer / The Cedar Box Recordings
01:17:59′ = extro

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