Podcasts about Chino Amobi

Multi-hyphenate artist, musician and writer Chino Amobi calls in from Houston to talk about his masterful new album Eroica and the state of the whole goddamn worldLINKS:Chino Amobi at BandcampChino's Eroica FloraChino At Instagram: @chinoamobi

Debby Friday is a Toronto based musician and producer. Her latest album 'Good Luck' (Sub Pop) recently won the 2023 Polaris Music Prize. Debby sat down with us to discuss performing with a full band for the first time, preparing acceptance speeches in the shower, writing music during the pandemic, treating 'Good Luck' as the end of a chapter, getting her masters in interdisciplinary studies, living in Vancouver, having a nervous breakdown in Montreal, quitting DJing, her 'party girl era', the golden age of Soundcloud, learning to produce in her mom's basement, being involved in the visual aspects of her projects, signing to Sub Pop, working with Graham Walsh, Chino Amobi, visual albums, Carl Jung, death psychology and more! Debby Friday Josh McIntyre Austin Hutchings ---- COLD POD SUPPORT THIS POD https://www.patreon.com/coldpod

Intro: Serene Ailment Incantation Praxis from cold_storage   Black Quantum Futurism Time Distortion from Afterlife of Events (2015)Moor Mother—aka the Philadelphia-based activist, poet, and musician Camae Ayewa—often uses samples and field recordings to write the lives of the oppressed back into history. Ayewa and her partner Rasheedah Phillips, who together form the multidisciplinary collective Black Quantum Futurism, draw inspiration from the mid–20th century blue singers who spoke of police brutality, and seek agency in areas as fundamental as memory. By sampling the dash cam recording of Sandra Bland's 2015 arrest, their song “Time Distortion” gives the listener fragmented insight into the moment when Bland was stopped by a state trooper for failing to use a turn signal—an arrestable offense in Texas but one that is rarely used. It feels like you're seeing everything take place from behind the fogged glass of the car window, with Bland's abrupt, terrified replies to her arresters just barely discernible behind a wall of noise and squealing synth accents. “Time Distortion” makes you a witness to the event, but like a traumatic memory, the moment is skewed and its clarity is faded. Chino Amobi Airport Music for Black Folk (2016) When Brian Eno created his classic 1978 album Music for Airports, he perhaps didn't consider that its placid ambience wouldn't be reflective of everyone's experience at the airport. On Airport Music for Black Folk, NON label cofounder Chino Amobi provides an alternative soundtrack that includes recordings of a woman coldly reciting safety instructions, disintegrating rubble, and collapsing machinery. In tapping into the anxiety that black travelers often feel, Airport Music for Black Folk presents genre-crossing ambient and industrial music that is neither relaxing nor entirely in the background. Instead, it's alienating, hostile, and makes us want to check over our shoulder. Kate Carr For Some Odd Reason (2020)"I made this piece because I started thinking about piped crowd noise at sporting events, and how widespread this had become during the pandemic. As I delved into this area I noticed there were many different types of sound streams that people were turning to as a source of comfort during this period. This work uses geophone recordings of city structures vibrating in response to footfalls and traffic, and samples four long youtube streams, one of a road, one of the streetscape of New York, one of bar chatter, and one of crowd chants at a football match. All the spoken material are comments left on these or similar long background noise youtube streams during the pandemic, and these are read by many different individuals." Ernie Althoff and Clinton Green Chrysler on the Lawn (Ice Age - 2017)Live outdoor performance using a variety of acoustic instruments, objects and appropriated objects (BMX bike, cardboard tube, prepared turntable, bird calls, the titular Chrysler), quietly urging a composition into life that subtly interplays with the soundscape of the site. Edited from a live performance at the "Inside/Outside" event on 26 October 2014.EA: BMX bike tyres and spokes, octagonal roller instrument, 2 metre cardboard tube, long hinged wooden box instrument with tin tine ends, car bonnet.CG: humdrum, car bonnet, cymbals and cups turntable machine, cheap kalimba, bird calls. Scientia vs Bilg Dystopian Present (2021) Perth sound artistsWorks of Science Fiction often depict dystopian societies in far futures. These works are a reflection of the idea that aspects of these futures have become realities in the present day. The Shape of Sound Volume 3 (Ice Age - 2013)Sean Baxter - SchmelzwerkUrchyn - Web Of LiesWife - Latka Gravas

As we are all recovering from the excitement and late night surrounding Halloween, we thought it would be good to revisit a solid conversation with multidisciplinary artist and Shockoe Artspace resident artist Chino Amobi. While 2020 was not the year any of us planned to have, we have finally found ourselves in a 2021 with ...

A musical revisitation of Andrei Tarkovsky's timeless and more than ever contemporary movie: a foray into a post-industrial world, asking questions about man's faith, psyche and trance... Quotation from Lao Tse "Tao Te Ching“ (as featured in the film). 1. Janek Schaefer 2. Giuseppe Falivene 3. Insin 4. Shifted 5. Sam Kdc 6. Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe & Ariel Kalma 7. Malvern Brume 8. Warren Ellis 9. Lucrecia Dalt 10. Siavash Amini 11. Dadub 12. DJ Shadow, Chino Amobi, Dedekind Cut 13. Anna von Hausswolff 14. Clément Edouard 15. Ahmad 16. DYL, DB1 17. Land Trance 18. Katatonic Silentio 19. Pinkcourtesyphone www.johneckhardt.de/basswald

While 2020 was not the year any of us planned to have, we have finally found ourselves in a 2021 with a hopefulness that things will turn around. A new year is a time for many of us to make resolutions and start new habits, and, as we enter into the New Year season, it ...

We're joined by Sophia Ré (sophiaere.com) a.k.a. Pleasure Coffin (pleasurecoffin.bandcamp.com)!!! We discuss post-punk, gush over @thebandseed, geek out on sound design, and make fun of incel metalheads. Playlist: Pleasure Coffin - Wake Pleasure Coffin - Chaos Kedyr Livanskiy - Your Need Laurel Halo - Carcass Haunter - Shrouded Moor Múm - The Ballað Of The Broken Birdie Records Sugar High - Ugly Miserable - Pain Farm Seed - Calico Seed - Hole Elizabeth Colour Wheel - Pink Palm Depresión Sonora - Ya no hay verano Molchat Doma - Doma Molchat Molchat Doma - Kletka Cold Cave - Confetti EMF - Crumbelievable Mega64 - iDosing Renate Cordate - The Climb Void of Fenrir - Nothing Worth Anything Disasterpeace - Vignette: Panacea Disasterpeace - Vignette: Visions Solar Ash Kingdom Reveal Trailer VAGUE003 - Tonight VAGUE002 - Premortem (feat. Foxwedding) VAGUE001 - Cold Sweat VAGUE001 - Jungle Indica - Back On Drugs (prod. VAGUE001) VAGUE001 - Dark Waters Elysia Crampton - The Fired Fortress Chino Amobi & Elysia Crampton - Children of Hell Elysia Crampton - Grove (feat. Embaci) Elysia Crampton - Sierra Nevada (feat. Jeremy Rojas) Elysia Crampton - Homeless (Q’ara) Swan Meat - Lullabye Teebs - Atoms Song (feat. Thomas Stankiewicz) Nas - The World Is Yours Snoop Lion - Lighters Up ft. Mavado, Popcaan Crumb - Nina Urzeit - Imnagas Vile Creature - Harbinger Of Nothing Yellow Eyes - Old Alpine Pang

This episode is supported by FACTOR and Canada's private radio broadcasters. For more details on how to access funding for your next project visit factor.ca.Debby Friday Bandcamp: debbyfriday.bandcamp.comDebby Friday's Instagram post about sobriety: https://www.instagram.com/p/B0jh8g9le2A/

In 'A Time for New Dreams' at the Serpentine Galleries, Grace Wales Bonner presents the first in a new series of unique projects in the fields of music, fashion, art and design. In this episode, we get a walking tour of the Grace Wales Bonner exhibition with Claude Adjil, Curator at Large, Live Programmes. The exhibition features Chino Amobi, Black Audio Film Collective, David Hammons, Rotimi Fani-Kayode, Michael-John Harper, Liz Johnson Artur, Rashid Johnson, Kapwani Kiwanga, Klein, Laraaji, Eric N. Mack, Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Ben Okri, Ishmael Reed, and Sahel Sounds. -- This episode was brought to you by Artist Rights Agency, which helps artists to receive royalty payments on works which are resold in the secondary market. Learn more at www.artistrightsagency.com. -- IN STUDIO with Sharon Obuobi is a series about the stories of art makers, curators and influencers who inspire thoughtful perspectives on the world around us. To see more from our interview, visit our Instagram page @InStudiowithSO. Learn more about us at www.instudiowithso.com. -- All views and opinions expressed by guests are their own. -- Cover Image: Darkroom Mirror, 2018. Copyright Paul Mpagi Sepuya. Courtesy the Artist

In this episode we speak with Chinonyeelu Uchechi Amobi, who is known professionally as Chino Amobi. As a polymath, Amobi combines art, painting, design, music, and film with a rich assemblage of styles and voices. Amobi is a co-founder of the independent record label NON Worldwide and creative director of EROICA. In 2016 he released the EP Airport ...

"But I hear sounds in my mind; Brand new sounds in my mind" – Lorde VIII. When autumn comes, I bloom anew; The Russian frost does wonders for my health; Anew I fall in love with life's routine: Betimes I'm soothed by dreams, betimes by hunger caught; The blood flows free and easy in my heart, Abrim with passion; once again, I'm happy, young, I'm full of life - such is my organism (Excuse me for this awful prosaism) – Alexander Pushkin When autumn comes. City landscapes. Sidewalks, leaves and shit. Getting colder, breezy. Still hot some days. Subtle maneuvers. Drive at night. Turn the ignition, crack the windows. Stare at the glow of an iPhone. Connect to Bluetooth. Pull-up music, shuffle it. Shuffle all of it. Wait for songs — good ones, bad ones; like some, resent some. You know how it goes. Just listen. Accelerate. Brake. To travel is better than to arrive. Sit at a red light. It's late. You share this four-lane road with no one. The moment feels limitless. Subtle maneuvers. Turn signal. On, off. Lights in the rearview. A rhythm surrounds you. Speed up. You realize you're driving too slow. I hear sounds in my mind. A song stuck in your head. Not the one playing over your speakers, a different one. You long for it, long for that song to satisfy your hunger. But you can't switch the one playing. Not always. Think of seasons changing, people changing, growing. Excuse me for this awful prosaism. Summer days fade gray, fade into memory. It went by fast. Look back with fear and relish. Soothed by dreams. But I'll be present — I always have been. The wreckage of past days sorted into neat boxes, pack them away, open them later, rearrange them into something they're not. What's it all for? Who is listening? Anew I fall in love. Subtle maneuvers. A soft breeze, a harbinger of the oncoming cold. You remember now — rays of sun cutting through water, through blades of grass. The immeasurable weight of balance, of time. It all takes time. Stream below, and subscribe to our podcast here. [00:00] Lil B - "Wasup JoJo" [02:46] Air Max '97 - "ALL THE THINGS U SAID (AM 97 RERUN)" [05:50] KirbLaGoop - "My Lil Angel" [07:44] 24hrs - "2 Much" [10:08] Lorde - "Green Light" [13:52] UMFANG - "Pop" [05:50] Lady Starlight - "E2.2" [20:02] Mark Templeton - "Cab Lights" [22:40] Richard Dawson - "Weaver" [28:20] Chief Keef - "Grab a Star" [31:50] Chino Amobi - "THE FLOATING WORLD PT. 1" [33:21] Future - "Might As Well"

We're finally back! It's been a long break, so long that there have been 12 episodes of Twin Peaks: The Return since our last episode was launched to whet your appetite for the show. For this edition, we pay a small tribute to our friends from Optimo to celebrate their 20th birthday, with a few Optimo-related goodies. We've also got selections from Chino Amobi, Laidback, Ted Milton and the ultimate Northern California seaside anthem. Tracklist here: https://extranoir.tumblr.com/post/164036001558/extra-noir-episode-27-thomas-newman-to-the

Mantis Radio 242 + AnD Mancunian duo AnD bring a tough techno slam to the show, plus hear music from Speedy J, Autechre, Chino Amobi, Alison Moyet, Randomer, NX1, Pessimist, Plike, Second Storey and more. playlist → show archives. support the show → become a patron.

Mantis Radio 242 + AnD Mancunian duo AnD bring a tough techno slam to the show, plus hear music from Speedy J, Autechre, Chino Amobi, Alison Moyet, Randomer, NX1, Pessimist, Plike, Second Storey and more. Show playlist available at Darkfloor.

It's the sound of momentum: Hand drums, mallet instruments and mesmeric beats cut an exotic path through the worlds of global electronica and avant-garde techno. Tracklist: You're Me - Walled Garden, Mestre Geraldo E Su Bateria - Mistura #2, Don't DJ - Evolve, Black Merlin - Reef Play, Tyondai Braxton - Greencrop, Clap! Clap! - Sahkii's Elevation, Cut Hands - Inchantment, Tony Allen - Asiko (In A Silen Mix), YPY - Gazing Beat, African Head Charge - Timbuktu Express, Banabila and Machinefabriek - Awake, Andew Pekler - A Savage Topography, Michael Turtle - Zoote Pointe, Don't DJ - Disparata 69, Francis Bebey - Binta Madiallo, NV - Bells Burp, DJ Eye - (iii), BD1982 - Coney Island High, Elysia Crampton - Dummy Track (Feat. Why Be and Chino Amobi), Bateria Fantastico De Potela - Demonstracao de Som e Andiamento, Lucy - A Millenia Old Adversary, DJ Paradise - Mbizi (R)

Welcome to the first edition of More Than Human for 2017. We’ve got Matthew in the studio and we’re not looking back but forward into the future with new tracks by You're Me, Australian Testing Labs Inc., Chino Amobi and many more; plus the gig guide and the usual inane chatter. Positivity.

PODCAST LINK - April 10 2016 - Chino Amobi and Straw

Our second podcast episode!!! Hosted by the one and only: Laura Perez-Harris. Featuring bands Humanbeast and Holy Sheet, and artist Chino Amobi - interviewed by Heather Kahn. This episode also includes our weekly L-Train Missed Connections segment, and a short story by Melissa Cha. Stay tuned for next week's episode!