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Future Static presents ‘Deep Space Volume 4′ (All Vinyl Mix) | SCV Podcasts Volume 156
Sound Colour Vibration Podcasts Volume 156
Future Static presents ‘Deep Space Volume 4′
Compiled and Mixed by Kenn Deaton
4 turntables, all vinyl, pure beauty. Mixed and compiled from Future Static and SCV’s Kenn Deaton and now released on the Sound Colour Vibration Mixcloud page.
Deep Space . Three Thousand Miles Apart From Desire.
“…but, I still keep screaming and hear you calling my name… “
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Track Listing
- Moondog – Caribea
- Moondog – Lullaby
- Kronos Quartet – Royal Wedding
- Dirty Three – The Zither Player
- Dirty Three – It Happened
- Sound Collage – A
- Glenn Branca – Symphony No.3 (Gloria, Second Movement)
- Grails – Stray Dog
- Grails – Bad Bhang Recipe
- Grails – Black Tar Prophecy
- Sound Collage – B
Dublab Mix Series: Sound & Colour Lab Vol 2 Quietude | SCV Podcasts Volume 155
Sound & Colour Lab Vol 2: Quietude
Compiled and mixed by Erik Otis
March-April 2013
Sound Colour Vibration is very happy to present the second release in our new mix series on dublab called Sound & Colour Lab. The following downloadable mp3 and streaming mix is an eclectic affair called “Quietude” that focuses heavily on material released this year with a stretching to the past that is reflective of the mixes we specialize in at SACVS. The rhythms are smooth, melodic textures are gravity pulling and the emotional weight from track to track is always all encompassing. The sound of joy and tranquility is present from beginning to end.
I compiled this mix in the latest hours of many evenings to serve as a musical backdrop to the winding down moments from a long day of work. Every track is one that puts me in a hypnotic mind state and I hope this mix can offer you the same type of relaxation. We thank you for tuning into dublab with our new show Sound & Colour Lab.
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Track Listing
- MV + EE – Environs (Three Lobed Recordings, 2013)
- Gandhi Speech Pt 1
- Paul Horn & Carlos Nakai – Spider Web (Canyon Records, 1997)
- The Sign of Four – Topsy Turvy (Jazzman Records, 2013)
- Soft Machine – Facelift (Columbia, 1970)
- The Heliocentrics – Ethnicity (Now-Again Records, 2013)
- Chief – Card’s Guardian (Feelin’ Music, 2012)
- Astronautica – Something About You (Alpha Pup Recordings, 2013)
- Carmen Villain – Obedience (Smalltown Supersound, 2013)
- King Henry – Teddy Rooster (Alpha Pup Records, 2013)
- Sweatson Klank – Opium Scented (Project: Mooncircle, 2013)
- Long Arm – After 4AM (Project: Mooncircle, 2012)
- Mo Kolours – Promise (One-Handed Music, 2013)
- ☒hLx – The Better Pill (DaP Station 2013)
- Amon Tobin – Bedtime Stories (Austin Peralta Reinterpretation) (Ninja Tune, 2012)
- Carlos Nino ft Dntel – Shapeshift of Uranus (Porter Records, 2012)
- Osunlade – Satellite Beneath The Stars (Yoruba Records, 2013)
- Gandhi Speech Pt 2
- Owen Marshall – Casa Del Soul (Aditi Records, 1975; Jazzman Records, 2012)
- Lapalux – Straight Over My Head (Brainfeeder, 2013)
- EPROM – Transparency (Rwina Records, 2012)
- Juj – Rainy (HW&W Recordings, 2013)
- Flying Lotus – Archway (Teebs Remix) (Warp Records, 2011)
- Dibiase ft Knx – Count Sheep (Dibiase, 2013)
- Asa – Ark (Bokeh Music, 2013)
- Squarepusher – 303 Scopem Hard (KCRW Session) (Warp Records, 2012)
If you would like more information on any of the artists present please contact us via email: soundandcolourvibrationsociety@gmail.com
*Art credit: Dan Nguyen “Thoughts” (2009)
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SCV joins Dublab with new Mix Series ‘Sound & Colour Lab’ | Music News
Sound Colour Vibration is very proud to present the first release in our new mix series with the illustrious Dublab called Sound & Colour Lab. As a series designed to dive further into the different shades of past and present music culture we are promoting at SCV, we aim to bridge many cultures with this new project and shed further light on musical gems found all around the world from every era of the 20th and 21st century. We have some very special guests lined up for Sound & Colour Lab with a list of resident DJ’s who will actively present through this new channel of ours in the year. Our resident list will be announced next month while we present some mixes from the collections of our inner circle.
“Celestial Dance” is our first mix with Dublab and is a direct homage to the many forms of music that have defined our coverage over the last 2 years, containing song merges in various moments that are exclusive to this mix. The intro for Jimi Hendrix’s 1968 landmark LP “Electric Ladyland” is merged over a collaborative piece from Brainfeeder alumni Matthewdavid and Flying Lotus to surreal affect while Acid Mothers Temple has been re-modified by a manipulated Celtic bagpipe piece from a recent Tompkins Square compilation. The 21st century prog musings of Cuneiform Records Guapo is met by Madlib’s special jazz moniker Yesterdays New Quintet and transplanted into the world of Alpha Pup Records latest producer to sign on the imprint, Great Dane. This is just one example of the type of transitions and worlds you can expect to transverse through over the course of Celestial Dance.
Many different sound types are represented in the sequence, culminating in a truly eclectic mix that has little to do with time, region or any other connecting elements of genres or scenes. This is pure love and expression through sound from visionaries all over the world. Visionary UK based artist James Roper has graciously allowed us to his previous work “Ataxic Reversal” as the accompanying art to this first release of ours. A full track listing is below, if you would like more information on any of the artists present please contact us via email: soundandcolourvibrationsociety@gmail.com
*Art credit: James Roper “Ataxic Reversal” (http://www.jroper.co.uk/)
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Sound & Colour Lab Vol 1: Celestial Dance
SCV Podcasts Volume 154
Compiled and Mixed by Erik Otis and Ramzi Jamal Shalabi
March 2013
- Celestial Dance – Intro
- Flying Lotus ft Matthewdavid – Comet (2009, Warp Records)
- The Jimi Hendrix Experience – …And the Gods Made Love (1968, Reprise Records)
- Introts – Long Gone (2013, Self Released)
- Acid Mothers Temple – In 0 (2010, Important Records)
- Billy Pigg – Border Spirit (????, Tompkins Square)
- Guapo – The Pilman Radiant (2013, Cuneiform Records)
- Yesterdays New Quintet – Sunrays (2001, Stones Throw Records)
- Great Dane – Stormy Weather (2013, Alpha Pup Records)
- Asonic Garcia – Endless Realm (2012, Mitamine Tape Club)
- Broadcast – Will You Read Me (2009, Warp Records)
- Tarentel – Ghost Trees (2007, Music Fellowship)
- Autechre – Iris Was A Pupil (2010, Warp Records)
- Tolcha – Nowhere (2013, Neopren Records)
- Lee Noble – Side For A Week (2012, Black Moss)
- Dauwd – Aqueous (2013, Ghostly and Pictures Music)
- Mike Boo – Oaksterdam Goo (2005, Alpha Pup Records)
- The Caretaker – The Sublime Is Disappointingly Elusive (2011, History Always
- Favours The Winners)
- Apparat – 44 (2013, Mute)
- Dot – Prelude (2013, Self Released)
- Doug Carn – Moon Child (1971, Black Jazz Records)
- Tshombe Sekou – Ever Wonder…(Green) (2012, Self Released)
- The Greg Foat Group – Clear Skies Select Stick (2012, Jazzman Records)
Grandmaster Flowers Brooklyn Park Jam 1979 | SCV Podcasts Volume 153
The importance of Brooklyn DJ Grandmaster Flowers is still taking time to surface to the top. As one of the first African-American disc jockeys in the New York area to blend records together in block parties, he took the Jamaican sound system concept and brought an entirely different sense of energy to his sets. Opening up for James Brown at Yankee Stadium in 1969, he laid out the foundation that has affected world music culture unlike any other genre. Going back into his archives and one can find a live park jam tape that’s been floating around for awhile. Sourced from a Brooklyn street party set he did in 1979, you can hear this pioneering DJ playing some of the best disco, house, funk and soul. It’s the type of set to get your body moving and dancing to the funky beat.
The tape is pretty interesting towards the end as there is a tape reversal section that goes through some of the contents already played but backwards. This section abruptly cuts out for two additional tracks which were more then likely sourced from another set as the first of the two comes from a 1981 pressing by Strikers. The depth of bass on the mix alters at this point as well, indicating it was probably captured after the release of this 1981 LP. What we do have here is a glimpse into the beginning of hip hop and the man who gave strength and influence to artists like Afrika Mambaata and Grandmaster Flash. This mix release through our online radio station with Mixcloud is dedicated to my boy George. Also included below is a nice piece 238 Beats conducted where they spoke with X-Clan and how they found Grandmaster Flowers on the street, cleaned him up and took him on the road as their sound engineer in the 90′s.
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From 238 Beats | http://238beats.blogspot.com/
Back in the 90′s the name Grandmaster Flowers was just an urban legend. As you’ve written on your tape list Troy, Flowers died because of his addiction, he lived his last days as a panhandler. Paradise of X CLan told me this story:
“In Brooklyn, Flowers was to brothers in Brooklyn what Kool Herc was to brothers in the Bronx. Everybody loved and followed Flowers. Lumumba (Professor X – God Rest His Soul) loved Flowers!
One day we were either coming off tour or going on tour. The group was really blowing up. We were riding around midtown Manhattan, when all of a sudden Lumumba said, “Stop the car!”
All Lumumba could say was “Oh stuff…oh stuff!’
He got out and walked toward a brother with a sign in his hand. The guy was really down on his luck and was in bad shape. He bought him back to the car and introduced him to us. He said, ‘This is Grandmaster Flowers!”
Lumumba was speaking to us about the jams and how hard Flowers used to rock and then he looked at him and lunged at him. I had to hold him back. Lumumba was crying, he kept saying, ‘How could you do this to yourself? How could you do this to yourself! Don’t you know that your responsible for all of this we’re doing now!”
We cleaned Flowers up and took him on tour with us, he was our sound man.”
Yo fellas, I saw X Clan a few times back in the day, I had no idea that the dude that was setting their equipment up was the legendary Grandmaster Flowers, the man that bears the distinction of being of one of – if not THE first Black mobile disc jockey in New York City to mix (blend) records as we know it today.
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Track Listing
(1979 Brooklyn Park Jam)
1 T Connection – Groove To Get Down
2 Karen Young – Hot Shot
3 Blackwell – Boogie Down and Mess Around
4 Sun – Sun Is here
5 Bionic Boogie – Boogie Boo
6 Roy Ayers – Freaky Deaky
7 Foxy – Get Off
10 Evelyn “Champagne” King – Shame
11 Peter Brown – For Your Love
12 Linda Clifford – Runaway Love
*Tape Reversed*
(Unknown Source)
13 Strikers – Body Music
14 Persia – Inch By Inch
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Douglas Records 1967-1970 | SCV Podcasts 151
Where most of the world recognizes the talents of Alan Douglas through his work with legendary guitarist and composer Jimi Hendrix during the end of the 60′s, his legacy goes into spectrums of sound that are timeless and represent American music during the transitional phase of the 50′s, 60′s and 70′s. Herbie Mann’s Brazil, Bossa Nova & Blues, Ken McIntyre’s Year Of The Iron Sheep, Bill Evans’ Jim Hall Undercurrent and Duke Ellington, Charlie Mingus and Max Roach’s Money Jungle are but a few of the seminal jazz releases his productions touched in the first half of the 60′s.
The formation of his multi-media company Douglas Records – the focus of this podcast release today – pushed his vision very far into the consciousness of the 60′s movement and aligned him closely with visionaries such as Lenny Bruce, Mati Klarwein, Timothy Lerry, Duke Ellington, Jimi Hendrix, Miles Davis and John McLaughlin. He was responsible for bringing hip hop to the forefront of media and mainstream society with the late 60′s, 70′s and 80′s group The Last Poets and bridged many regions of music most labels were afraid to connect together during that time. Soundtrack production for Jorodowsky’s El Topo, work with frequent collaborator of John Coltrane’s Eric Dolphy, an album release of one of Jerry Garcia’s rarest collaboration albums along with so many other projects and you have a man with a legacy unlike any other. Still running strong to this day, Douglas Records remains one of our most inspirational labels.
We are proud to present a mix and collection of the first few years of releases in the Doulgas Records catalog, starting in 1967 with the Pete La Roca heavy spiritual jazz piece “Turkish Women At The Bath” and ending in the year of 1970 where Douglas exploded with release after release from many of the greatest emerging acts of the time such as The Last Poets, John McLaughlin, Buddy Miles, Stephen Stills, Shades of Joy, Jerry Garcia and Howard Wells. We hope you find a lot of pleasure in this release and seek out any of these titles to add to your collection.
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http://www.douglasrecords.com/
SCV Podcatss Volume 151
Douglas Records 1967-1970
Mixed and compiled by Erik Otis 2011-2013
- The Last Poets – Black Wish (from the LP The Last Poets 1970)
- Pete La Roca – Turkish Women At The Bath (from the LP Turkish Women At The Bath 1967)
- John McLaughlin – Dragon Song (from the LP Devotion 1970)
- Eric Dolphy – Mandrake (from the LP Iron Man 1969)
- Timothy Leary, Jimi Hendrix, Stephen Stills, Buddy Miles and more – Live and Let Live (from the LP You Can Be Anyone This Time Around 1970)
- Shades of Joy – Freakout No. 1 (from the LP Music of El Topo 1970)
- Jerry Garcia & Howard Wales – South Side Strut (from the LP Hooteroll? 1970)
- The Last Poets – Gashman (from the LP The Last Poets 1970)
Love Is For Always | SCV Podcasts Vol 150
SCV Podcasts Volume 150
“Love Is For Always”
Compiled and Mmixed by Erik Otis
December 2012
Artwork credit: Joshua Mays
Track Listing
Intro
Killah Priest – Heavy Mental Intro
Gorillaz – Double Bass
Gray Fox – Hawg Frog
Chief ft Deheb – Twenty Fingers
Gloria Irving – I Need A Man
Lauryn Hill – Doo Wop (That Thing)
The Cactus Channel – Budokan
Part 1
John Coltrane – Ole (Part 1)
Young Jazz Rebels (Madlib) – Ancestors
Hermeto Pascoal – Bebê
Weedy of 40 Winks – Patterns
Teebs – While You Dooooo (Extended)
John Coltrane – Ole (Part 2) + Reverse
Yabby You – Freedom
Revocation – Teratogenesis
Led Zeppelin – The Lemon Song
Can – Midnight Sky
Clutchy Hopkins – Light as a Feather
Syd Barrett – Octopus
Walter Gross & Sole – 21st Century
John Coltrane – Ole (Part 3)
The Beastie Boys – Looking Down The Barrel of a Gun
The Eternals – I Let The Telephone Ring
Part 2
The Heliocentrics – The Zero Hour
Blackstar – KOS
Sun Ra Arkestra – Love is for Always
Immortal Technique – Open Your Eyes
Explosions In The Sky – Be Comfortable, Creature
Mike Gao – Vamos
Banabila & Machinefabriek – Flares
The Beatles – Flying
Zu – Chthonian
Richard “Groove” Holmes – Dahoud
Erykah Badu – Soldier
Robert Glasper Experiment ft Mos Def – Black Radio (Feat. Mos Def)
Outro
Miles Davis – Yesternow
Dead Prez – Hip-Hop
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2013!!!
The Essence of the Essence | SCV Podcasts Vol 149

This mix sums up in as many lights as possible, the type of musical journey we have been riding on since our inception in January of 2010. It is a small way of saying thank you to all of these artists for the endless amount of inspiration they have given us along with giving thanks to the people who come to our site to gain more knowledge about music, art and film. This mix also marks our arrival into 2013 and the type of direction we will be taking.
At the heart of what this podcast stands for rests many of the fields of music that are emerging in our generations. This mix was designed to take you, the listener, into a labyrinth of musical mazes, stretching into distant yet related directions of music that have shaped the overall aesthetic of music coverage we have taken on. Many new frontiers are present here with foundations of the past interlocked in various points of transition. Clocking in at a hefty two hours and twenty-one minutes, this is a joyous ride into the endless sea of modern music or to what we have referred as “the essence of the essence.” Much love from the SCV family.
“The Essence of the Essence”
SCV Podcast Volume 149
Compiled and mixed by Erik Otis
November-December 2012
Photo courtesy of Vince Monroy
Running time: 2:21:15
Track Listing
Intro (The Bridge)
- Broadcast – I Found The F (Warp Records)
- Lee Noble – Halloween Kiss (I) (Black Moss)
- Matthewdavid – Prayers At Bedtime (Brainfeeder)
- MRR-ADM ft Malcom Catto – 009 (Self Released)
- Lee Noble – Halloween Kiss (II) (Black Moss)
- Sonnymoon – Morning Person (Plug Research)
- Lee Noble – Halloween Kiss (III) (Black Moss)
- Omar Rodriguez-Lopez Group – Soledad Y Silencio (ORLP / Sargent House)
- Lee Noble – Halloween Kiss (IV) (Black Moss)
Part 1 (The Essence)
- The Greg Foat Group – Girl and Robot With Flowers (Part 4) (Jazzman Records)
- Long Arm – Double Bass In Love (Project: Mooncircle)
- Captain Murphy ft Earl Sweatshirt – Between Friends (Self Released)
- EPROM – Prototype (Rwina Records)
- Hidden Orchestra – Fourth Wall (Tru Thoughts)
- Ras_G – Syke Ya Life (Leaving Records)
- Kone – Uncivilized (Alpha Pup Records
- Saafir – Light Sleeper (Qwest Records)
- The Heralds of Extreme Metaphors – Vocab (Canibus / Reverse Polarity Studios)
- Eyes of March – ’71 (Time Lapse Records)
- Jeremiah Jae – Seasons (Brainfeeder)
- Alfonso Lovo – La Gigantona (Numero Group)
- The Gaslamp Killer – Nissim (Brainfeeder)
- Pyramid Blue – Ro Nger (Lovemonk)
- Gravediggaz – Nowhere To Run, Nowhere To Hide (Gee Street Records)
Part 2 (of the Essence)
- Khôra – Natura Naturans (Constellation Records)
- Nostalgia 77 & The Monster – The Taxidermist (Tru Thoughts)
- Airto Moreira & Friends – Uri (Buddah Records)
- Invisible Things – Spindle.Phase… (Porter Records)
- Kramphaft – In Session (Rwina Records)
- Makaveli – To Live & Die in L.A. (Interscope Records)
- Radiohead – Lotus Flower
- Public Image Ltd. – Graveyard
- The Upsetters – Khasha Macka
- Jaga Jazzist – Prognissekongen
- A Tribe Called Quest ft D-Life – Pad & Pen
Outro (The Connection)
- Flying Lotus – Until The Quiet Comes (Warp Records)
- cLOUDDEAD – Cloud Dead Number Five (I) (Anticon Records)
- Grails – Black Tar Frequencies
- cLOUDDEAD – Cloud Dead Number Five (II) (Anticon Records)
- Chll Pill – Aggresively Humble (Porter Records)
- Full Moon Ensemble – Samba Miaou (Jazzman Records)
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From Context Chameleon
The Bridge / The Essence of The Essence / The Connection
Lyrical prophetics / transcribed through inscriptions of magnetics / High octane injected / the worlds consciousness is becoming higher connected /
Energy consumes the masses / wavering out patterns of the aggregated social classes / The pen absorbs the ink into the paper / as thought transfers atoms into verbal vapor / The mind flirts into the extremes / of the minds altered schemes / Translucent exotic dreams / gives access to the interactions between existential beings
Stop, re-wind / into the sublime / and devine, third eyes rhyhme / that spits volumes of knowledge through magnetic pathways of the worlds spine / Essence accelerates as a product of its inner design / devoid of a paint brushed and fabricated space of time / This is the voice of our age in all its glory and prime / This is the age of the beautiful and sublime
Sun Ra Mix II: Face The Music | SCV Podcasts 148

SCV Podcasts Vol 148
Sun Ra Mix II: Face The Music
Compiled and mixed by Erik Otis
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Track Listing
- Sun Ra Arkestra – Otherness Blues (My Brother The Wind II)
- Sun Ra – 1982 Poetry Recital (WXPN)
- Sun Ra Arkestra – Song N1 (The Antique Blacks)
- Sun Ra – Sky and Sun (St. Louise Blues)
- Sun Ra Arkestra – Worlds Approaching (Strange Strings)
- Sun Ra Arkestra – God Is More Than Love Can Ever Be (God Is More Than Love Can Ever Be)
- Sun Ra Arkestra – Saturn (Sounds of Joy)
- Sun Ra Arkestra – Moon Dance (Cosmic Tones For Mental Therapy)
- Sun Ra Arkestra – Friendly Galaxy II (Nuits de la Fondation Maeght)
- Sun Ra Arkestra – Nuclear War (Philadelphia 1980)
- Sun Ra Arkestra – On Jupiter (On Jupiter)
- Sun Ra Arkestra – Dawn (The Sun Ra Arkestra Meets Salah Ragab in Egypt)
- Sun Ra Arkestra – WXPN Arkestra Radio Plug
- Sun Ra Arkestra – Images (Space Is The Place)
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Music for Relaxation and Meditation Vol 6 (A Lotus Flower Forever) | SCV Podcasts 147
Through the trials and tribulations to the joy and rewards of a creative path that one defines themselves, this earth affords individuals an endless scope of possibilities to further expand the worlds positive momentum. Where a modern world exists in which product can overshadow process, it’s gratifying on levels I could never summarize to experience the evolution of the modern creative spirits of this world who are trained on the highest of levels and search for everything that bridges the new and the old. When one of these spirits transcends beyond our realm and leaves only the vessel they were once attached to behind, the world reveals the closing of a door that in many cases sends shock-waves into various communities of the world. With many innovators of sound who have paved out foundations for 40+ years of their life, their passing becomes a celebration in many ways and softens this wave.
When a musician like Austin Peralta leaves this planet as he did this last week, especially at the young age of 22, hearts bleed in very harsh ways and those who had experienced and appreciated his music are left wondering what could have been next. A true visionary who walked among the best in the acoustic and electronic realms, this world has lost something huge with the passing of Austin. I was lucky enough to exchange emails with Austin last year for an exclusive interview and when I got word from dublab that he had passed, I was shocked and touched in a way I had not anticipated. I had never met him in person and I had only seen him perform once, but the exchange of energy that has taken place through his music will stay with me forever.
I had been working on a follow up to volume five in our Meditation and Relaxation music podcast series and the passing of Austin put me into a very deep mind set and I selected an entirely new batch of material in celebration of the musical path Austin walked. It was a calming and reassuring moment that made me realize how important music is in the healing process after loosing ones who have touched our lives. Small sections from Paul Horn’s mantra vocals and beautifully serene flute at the Taj Mahal are projected with the natural delay of the rooms he recorded in over Jimi Hendrix’s masterpiece 1983…A Merman I Should Turn To Be” and Popol Vu’s “Mit Haenden, Mit Fuessen”. The tranquil state of the beginning of fusion jazz appears in the Miles Davis and Joe Jawinul piece In A Silent Way. Paul Horn’s voice is again extracted over the intro of this very special Miles Davis piece.
The intro of the mix is a composite of tone scientist and founding member of The Velvet Underground Angus MacLise, avant-garde sax specialist Colin Stentson and his vortex of powerful sax lines reversed, delay treated extracts of a killer whale that Paul Horn created music with and the hypnotic middle eastern influenced guitar work of Seabuckthorn. The degrading and eventual complete decay of pastoral, elegant and analog tape loops is presented in the William Basinski piece, which is accommodated by the closing passages of Miles’ unmistakable trumpet. Omar Rodriguez Lopez’s dreamy and exotic guitar sheeting techniques from his first solo album are reversed and used as a small bridge between the cosmic fusion of Lonnie Liston Smith and the Popol Vu piece mentioned before. The intro for the Brainfeeder debut masterpiece Austin Peralta released is the defining piece on the mix for obvious reasons. King Crimson, The Caretaker, Kollektiv, Black Eagle Child, Evan Caminiti and the illustrious Imrat Khan round out this collection of music.
There is a lot I can say about this mix but most importantly I would love for those out there who may catch wind of this to sit back, relax and enjoy the deep spiritual sounds we have captured under one roof with Volume 6 in our Relaxation and Meditation series.
Music for Relaxation and Meditation Vol 6 (A Lotus Flower Forever)
Sound Colour Vibration Podcasts 147
Compiled and mixed by Erik Otis
Photography by Valentina Camila Apparat
November 2012
Track Listing
- Angus MacLise – Tunnel Music #1
- Colin Stetson – The End of Your Suffering (Reverse)
- Seabuckthorn – Fleeting
- Paul Horn – Haida
- Clark – Brigette + Brigette (Reverse)
- Evan Caminiti – Become Pure Light
- King Crimson – Trio
- Lonnie Liston Smith – Astral Traveling
- Omar Rodriguez Lopez – Dream Sequence (Reverse)
- Popol Vuh – Mit Haenden, Mit Fuessen
- Paul Horn – Mantra/Meditation at the Taj Mahal
- The Jimi Hendrix Experience – 1983…A Merman I Should Turn To Be
- Austin Peralta – Introduction: The Lotus Flower
- Black Eagle Child – I Forgot
- Sigur Ros – Ég Anda
- Ilyas Ahmed – Golden Universe (Reverse)
- Kollektiv – Gageg – A – Andante
- Nice Nice – Crickets And Cicadas Pt. 1
- Angus MacLise – Trance #2
- Paul Horn – Unity at the Taj Mahal
- Miles Davis – In A Silent Way
- William Basinski – The Disintegration Loops 1.3 Volume IV
- The Caretaker – All You Are Going To Want To Do Is Get Back There
- Imrat Khan – Shyam Kalyan
Irn Mnky honors his hero in the “DJ Shadow Mix” | SCV Podcasts 146
Irn Mnky Honors His Hero in the ‘DJ Shadow Mix’
These releases celebrate DJ Shadow’s vast body of work over his 20 year career. Rather than a tedious “best of” collection, “The Definitive DJ Shadow” is truly a journey through a revered artist’s body of work, and reflect his important and meaningful contribution to the musical landscape. NPR calls him “a sort of sonic Merlin: He’s known and revered for his buoyant beats, hypnotic loops and dark textural expanses, but he leads listeners to places where a nightlight, and even sunlight, can be glimpsed.” His groundbreaking LP “Entroducing” was voted in the Top 100 of Rolling Stone’s Best Albums of the 90s.
While DJ Shadow may not be headlining mainstage at Electric Zoo, his influence can be heard in the sounds of many of today’s electronic music superstars. It is safe to say that American bass-oriented artists such as Skrillex, Bassnectar, Pretty Lights, 12th Planet would not exist in the same way had Shadow not broken first ground. The box set is a stunning and thorough testament to DJ Shadows legacy – it not only features 7 discs including all of his albums, a live performance in Glasgow from 2011 and more, but also the In Tune & On Time DVD, 180GSM vinyl entitled The Best Of The Remixes, a special laminated booklet, and plenty more. Stunning piece right here. Additionally, The “Best Of” features two previously unreleased songs including a collaboration with legendary vocalist, Terry Reid for a song titled “Listen.”
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December US DJ Shadow Tour Dates
12/6/12 Madison, WI Majestic Theater
12/7/12 Chicago, IL The Mid
12/8/12 Detroit, MI Majestic Theater
12/9/12 Boston, MA Royal Nightclub
12/11/12 Brooklyn, NY Brooklyn Bowl
12/13/12 New Orleans, LA Bassik @ Republic
12/14/12 Miami, FL Mansion
12/15/12 Atlanta, GA Opera
Sounds Of Wunder: Mixed-Platter Vol.1 (Gurkha Grill ‘Take Away’ Mix) | SCV Podcasts 145
http://www.finderskeepersrecords.com/ | http://bmusic.us/
Mostly-Instrumental-Eastern-Infused-Delicacies*
*To promote B-Music’s residency at the Gurkha Grill Restaurant / West Didsbury /
Man Chest Hair / UK
Prepared By David Orphan
From B-Music
B-Music presents…
The Sound Of Wunder at the Gurkha Grill in West Didsbury!
B-Music invites you to dinner Friday 9th November with a special residency-of-sorts at Didsbury’s finest curry house, The Gurkha Grill – owned and run by the legendary rappin’ Raj and spiritual home of Twisted Nerve Records.
Feast on an all you can eat masala of Eastern sounds at this one of a kind buffet-come-listening party with free bar snacks and the finest far flung ales.
Sounds will be dished up from 9.30pm by your facourite sonic gourmets Andy Votel, Doug Shipton, Benjamin Hatton, Lee Janda, David Orphan and DJ Luke.
Second party in December to be announced very soon!
Mr Bongo presents “Classic African Recordings Mix 2013″ | SCV Podcasts 144
In partnership with the original African label owners, Mr Bongo is embarking on a major reissue and restoration project to re-master archive tapes and reproducing vinyl pressings to their original nature.
To celebrate this, Mr Bongo has recorded a mix showcasing these releases, which they will release over the next six months. SCV is very proud to present this mix exclusively in our online radio series at Mixcloud.
1. Ebo Taylor & Uhuru-Yenzu – Victory (MRBLP109)
2. C.K Mann & His Carousel 7 – Funky Highlife (Gruff & Grey Edit) [MRB7113 / MRBLP099]
3. Peter King – Freedom Dance (MRBLP105)
4. Ebo Taylor – Heaven (MRBLP108)
5. Peter King – Watusi (MRBLP105)
6. Ebo Taylor – Ohye Atar Gyan (MRBLP108)
7. Peter King – Ajo (MRBLP102)
8. Ebo Taylor & Uhuru -Yenzu – What Is Life (MRBLP109)
9. Peter King – Jo Jolo (MRBLP103)
10. BLO – Chant To Mother Earth (MRBLP106)
11. BLO – BLO (MRBLP107)
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