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Ann Annie livestream
Oh my.
“Definition super-villain: a killer who love children”
MF DOOM Memorial with guest Open Mike Eagle (Dad Bod Rap Pod #151)
Reminiscence by Hélène Vogelsinger
As part of the practice behind Hélène Vogelsinger‘s modular synth compositions, the French singer and sound designer explores abandoned places and connects with their energies to create immersive and suspended moments. “I love the fact that they have layers of stories and histories, with different occupants, often crossing times, and always full of beautiful and melancholic poetry,” she says.
MUSICOLOURS
A glimpse into the way Giorgia Angiuli’s brain works. How she relates sound to color. How she studies paintings…Drawing inspiration from the overall mood and finding sounds in tiny details.
Renegade Breakdown
by Marie Davidson & L’Œil Nu
BBoyTech Live Modbap Set
King of Style by Deadly Buda
Leaving Hell by R.A.P. Ferreira
Lust by Julia Bondar
From the EP “I Want Forbidden“
A 45-Minute Drone for 2020
This is an album to start the year with. It is a single piece, just under 45 minutes in length, of dense, shuddering wave forms that track at a sedate pace and bring your pulse and your thoughts into alignment. The variations of the tones are so slow in their passing that your mind’s eye sees not only the shape of the waves, but the shape of the modulations within, warpy rivulets that take the overarching drones and apply to them accordion-like patterning, not to mention sheer layers that glide atop each other.
Read more about Evver’s work at Disquiet…
Sabbia by Alessandro Cortini
My favorite track from my favorite album of 2019.
Bells of New Life by Ken Ishii
Daedelus – ‘Creating Wonder’
I’m tempted to enroll in the EDI program at Berklee, take Daedelus’s courses, then fake my own death to get out from under the student loan debt…
Phasing (a la Steve Reich)
Omri Cohen’s thorough look at methods for creating melodic phasing in VCV Rack.
Pulse Reader by Brett Naucke
Music video by brownshoesonly.
Knowle West Boy: Reading Tricky’s Memoir

Hell Is Round The Corner explores the contradictions of a music industry that was determined to profit from his outsider status in the wake of Maxinquaye’s release in 1995. It also displays his determination to maintain his autonomy in the face of shallow celebrity culture. But as well as being a finely-crafted document of several decades in the limelight, the book reveals how Tricky, now in his 50s, is a keen social observer, having spent his life mixing with gangsters, boxers and gunmen, as well as celebrities, models and intellectuals.
Adam Quarshie for The Quietus
Currently reading.
Music Madness
Princess Nokia freestyle
over Missy Elliots “The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)”
Da Odd Couple: Goldie Awards
Rob Swift & Mista Sinista. Legends.