Podcast appearances and mentions of Hiroshi Yoshimura

Alle Links in den Shownotes. >> Black Country, New Road – Forever Howlong (Ninja Tune) Wir müssen reden. Und das 30 Minuten lang. Vom jazzy Post-Punk zum folkigen Art-Rock-Hybriden.Wie ist das eigentlich für eine Band, wenn man sich innerhalb von sieben Jahren viermal neu aufstellen muss – und jedes Mal den Sound anpasst? Vom Suchen und Finden. Und einer kleinen Enttäuschung. >> The Completers – The Completers (Yeah You!) Brasilianischer Post-Punk. Frei von Licht, mit mächtig Hall angerührt und voll von gewohnten Sounds.Ist das so unique, wie behauptet? >> Barker – Stochastic Drift (Smalltown Supersound) Seinen Durchbruch feierte der DJ und Produzent mit Techno, der auf die klassische Kickdrum verzichtet. Sein neues Album knallt mit verschleppten Breaks, zittrigem IDM und mit Schlagzeug jetzt wieder mehr. Aber auch besser? >> Great Grandpa – Patience, Moonbeam (Run For Cover Records) Vom Schredder-Post-Rock zum schluffigen Country-Emo. Über eine Band, die erst räumlich getrennt werden musste, um dann für ein neues Album zurückzukommen. >> Mobbs & Susu Laroche (Modern Love) Musik der brodelnden Entschleunigung. Verhangen, schwer, undurchsichtig. Die Sounds verendender Öltanker. In Kombination mit dem fast klagenden Gesang klingt hier alles so, als sei es Teil eines geheimen Ritus. So dunkel wie beeindruckend. Wir reviewen außerdem neue Musik von The Orchestra (For Now), Moin, Steven Julien, Hiroshi Yoshimura, Carrier, Michael James, Marina Zispin u. v. m. **Setlist:** - [00:00:00] Intro + Feature 50: Was ist Musik? - [00:04:09] **Black Country, New Road // Forever Howlong (Ninja Tune)** - [00:35:16] Playlist Part 1: The Orchestra (For Now), Steven Julien, Michael James, Maria Amor & Shcuro - [00:39:34] **The Completers // The Completers (Yeah You!)** - [00:49:08] **Barker // Stochastic Drift (Smalltown Supersound)** - [00:56:40] Playlist Part 2: Hiroshi Yoshimura, Marina Zispin, Index For Working Musik, Pacific Coliseum - [01:01:06] **Great Grandpa // Patience, Moonbeam (Run For Cover Records)** - [01:11:46] **Mobbs & Susu Laroche // Zero EP (Modern Love)** - [01:18:29] Playlist Part 3: Moin, Stella, Need For Mirrors, Carrier - Jetzt auf Spotify abonnieren. Neue Songs für die Playlist: Black Country, New Road - For The Cold Country The Orchestra (For Now) - Skins Steven Julien – Time Michael James - Rough Dub Maria Amor & Shcuro - Hotspring Love The Completers – Silence Barker - Difference And Repetition Hiroshi Yoshimura - Wind Echo Marina Zispin - The Tudors Index For Working Musik - Fog (You Just Don't Know) Great Grandpa - Doom Mobbs & Susu Laroche - Dawn Moin - See Stella - Ta Vimata Need For Mirrors - Pickle Factory Carrier - Slow Punctures Pacific Coliseum - Games (feat. Eternal Love)

Featuring music from the re-issue of Hiroshi Yoshimura's Flora, new music from New Zealand's Marlon Williams, the debut from Hong Kong-born, Japanese-British artist Miso Extra + more!

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Episode 130 Recent Finds for the Electronic Music Archives Playlist   Time Track Time Start Introduction –Thom Holmes 04:18 00:00 Esplendor Geometrico, “Estación Katowice” and “Signos De Energía” from Kosmos Kino (1987 Discos Esplendor Geometrico). Percussion, Drum Machine, Vocals, Gabriel Riaza; Synthesizer, Drum Machine, Vocals, Noises, Arturo Lanz. Industrial music from Spain. 10:08 04:42 KG, “My Magic Guitar,””Harry Escaped!,” “Die Sauberen Flöten,” “À L'enterrement De Kraftwerk,” “Fish And Chips Sugar Free,” “The Shotgun Gallery Drum School,” “The End Of The World” from Baraka (1997 Antimatière). French industrial band. Limited to 300 copies. Comes in a plain white cardboard cover with die-cut hole on center front. Back cover has two stamps: "ANTIMATIERE" and "MARRAKECH WVIII". 11:55 14:46 Mystic Moods Orchestra, “The Look of Love” from The Mystic Moods Of Love (1968 Philips). Lushly weird arrangements with a silky vocal chorus and environmental sounds recorded by Brad Miller. This record came before the Mystic Moods Orchestra used a Moog synthesizer. Originally included a fragrance card affixed to the cover with the writing "A Romantic Fragrance has been added to this album to enhance your Mystic Moods of Love" (actual capitalization). 03:30 26:37 Chris and Cosey, “Re-education Thru Labour” from Trance (1982 Rough Trade). Composed and Acoustic And Electronic Instrumentation by Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti. 07:07 30:06 Chris and Cosey, “Put Yourself In Los Angeles” from Heartbeat (1981 Rough Trade). Produced, composed and Acoustic And Electronic Instrumentation by Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti. Synth, Cornet, Casio MT30, Tapes, Vocals, Cosey F. Tutti; Synth, Electronic Drums, Guitar, Casio MT30, Taped Voices, Vocals, Chris Carter. 03:37 37:09 Skyliner Flight 35, side A, from Skyliner Flight 35 (Authentic Plane Sounds) (1952 Columbia). Directed by Hecky Krasno, Text by Leo Paris. 78 RPM. "Ride with the pilot as he flies a 4-engine Constellation from New York to California." Part of a series of children's records from Columbia. 03:25 40:56 Reynold Weidenaar, side A, tracks 1-5, “Neptune Two-Step #1,” “Neptune Two-Step #2,” “Neptune Two-Step #3,” “Computer Clip-Clop,” “Cosmic Capers” from Electronic Effects (1968 A Sam Fox Production). Composed by Reynold Weidenaar. Historically significant recording of the early Moog Modular Synthesizer by this collaborator of Moog, student Reynold Weidenaar. Around this time (1967-68), Weidenaar edited the journal that originated with Bob Moog, the short-lived Electronic Music Review. This recording was made in the electronic music studio of R.A. Moog Co. studio in Trumansburg, New York. Not many recordings were made there. It was distributed by a company specializing in broadcast library music, Sam Fox Productions. You can hear the raw power and versatility of the Moog Modular components in these short compositions. 03:19 44:22 Reynold Weidenaar, side B, tracks 1-5, “Milky Wail #5,” “Milky Wail #6,” “Milky Wail #7,” “Venus Exposed,” “Cosmic Crackle #1” from Electronic Effects (1968 A Sam Fox Production). Composed by Reynold Weidenaar. 04:13 47:40 Ralph Lundsten, The Paradise of Heroes” from Paradissymfonin (1980 Harvest). Produced, composed, Synthesizer, Keyboards, Arranged By, Voice, Effects, Ralph Lundsten; Choir, Annelie Sköld, Annica Risberg, Kai Kjäll-Andersson, Kerstin Bagge, Liza Öhman-Kling; Conductor, Lars Bagge; Drums, Peter Sundell; Electric Guitar, Electric Bass, Georg Wadenius; Flute, Keyboards, Björn J:Son Lindh; Harp, Gloria Lundell, Marie Eriksson; Keyboards, Wlodek Gulgowski; Pipe Organ, Birgit Lindkvist; Percussion, Björn Liljequist, Pétur Östlund; Percussion, Arranged By, Gunnar Lundqvist. Mr. Lundsten was a little like the Rick Wakeman of Sweden. He worked in his private studio and produced many thematic compostions and over 40 albums in his long career in music. 05:46 51:52 Hiroshi Yoshimura, “Time Forest” from Soundscape 1: Surround (1986 Misawa Home). Composed, arranged, and performed by, Hiroshi Yoshimura. Hiroshi Yoshimura was a Japanese musician and composer, a pioneer of Japanese ongaku or environnemental music. Interestingly, this music was originally commissioned by a home builder to provide music to complement their newly built homes. Yoshimura described his music as being transparent, adding “Not all interiors are visual by nature; music as interior is none other than the interior of the heart.” 10:38 57:36 Mamman Sani, “Dangay Kotyo” from Taaritt (2022 Sahel Sounds). Recorded 1985 to 1988 at Studio Samira in Niamey, Niger and Studio Kham Mai in Paris, France. This wonderful music was not released until recently. Composed, recorded by, Crumar Bit 99 v, Yamaha RX5 synthesizer, Roland TR-505 Drum Machine, Mammane Sani Abdoulaye. Sani is an early pioneer of synth music in Niger. Sani found unlikely fame in Denmark, regularly appearing in the playlist of Copenhagen bars. "In Niger we have sweet melodies. When the music is good, it's a positive vibration. When someone can cry because of a melody, there is something humane in them. If you are stressed, you can take this music like a tablet. It's music to cool down. It's not music for dancing, but maybe it can make you dream." 04:11 01:08:11   Opening background music: Unknown Artist, side A, Ambient Battle Samples: Phase One: Enter The Stargate Manifold...(2003    The Crypticon Media Cartel). Produced, Controlled & Bankrolled by AL9000 Motherbrain (Alexandre Delmaere). From A side label : "These sounds are of intergalactic sonic property and available for any manipulations and outputs you so desire. Welcome to the Crypticon Media Cartel 2003. Original transmissions from sector 9.41 of Sirius-V during the last sonic cruise of the outer rings." Essentially, this is a list of electronic sound effects to be sampled and played by DJs. (15:05) Opening and closing sequences voiced by Anne Benkovitz. Additional opening, closing, and other incidental music by Thom Holmes. My Books/eBooks: Electronic and Experimental Music, sixth edition, Routledge 2020. Also, Sound Art: Concepts and Practices, first edition, Routledge 2022. See my companion blog that I write for the Bob Moog Foundation. For a transcript, please see my blog, Noise and Notations. Original music by Thom Holmes can be found on iTunes and Bandcamp.  

The Memory Palace is a proud member of Radiotopia from PRX. Radiotopia is a collective of independently owned and operated podcasts that's a part of PRX, a not-for-profit public media company. If you'd like to directly support this show and independent media, you can make a donation at Radiotopia.fm/donate.  I have recently launched a newsletter. You can subscribe to it at thememorypalacepodcast.substack.com. NotesRead about the change in policy here. And the article that helped prompt the policy change here. Music Pipeline by H.Takahashi Sad Seine by Lambert Dance PM by Hiroshi Yoshimura

Around 2010 I became somewhat obsessed with Japanese pop and ambient music of the 1980s - in particular the Yellow Magic Orchestra, the solo records of the members of the group: Ryuichi Sakamoto, Haruomi Hosono and Yukihiro Takahashi and music by Akiko Yano, Yasuaki Shimizu and Hiroshi Yoshimura amongst many others. Last year I discovered that this was an enthusiasm shared with architectural historian, and very occasional pop music writer, Owen Hartherley who has since written an article partially on the topic: https://www.jencksfoundation.org/explore/text/japan-at-number-one-ryuichi-sakamoto-s-riot-in-lagos Although much of the episode is on the music itself, we also touch on the politics - particularly how these artists were influenced by and reacting to the culture of the 1960s New Left, during the extraordinary economic boom of the 1980s, and how some of these musicians reintegrated the memory of 20th century Japanese imperialism in Asia into their music. If you'd like to explore some of the music we discuss in the episode you can find an accompanying playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1eM8f2mq7vJYtYuTDq2EKW?si=7dd8d970fb8d4ad2 As well as tracks from the 80s, the playlist also includes some records from the folk rock era of the 1970s, as well as from Vaporwave and Future Funk genres - both of which were influenced by much of the 1980s work that Owen and I discuss. Unfortunately, there are plenty of fantastic records from this era that aren't currently available on the streaming services - including Akiko Yano's best work (especially the album Tadaima) Paradise of Replica by After Dinner, Ichiko Hashimoto's Beauty album, Miho Fujiwara's Heartbeat, Untotooku by Chiemi Manabe and the soundtracks to the animated films Akira and the Wings of Honnêamise amongst others. Do check those out too if you can - many of them are available on YouTube or to purchase from Bandcamp and other such outlets. Owen's article, 1980 in Parallax: Japan at Number One, Ryuichi Sakamoto's ‘Riot in Lagos': https://www.jencksfoundation.org/explore/text/japan-at-number-one-ryuichi-sakamoto-s-riot-in-lagos Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1eM8f2mq7vJYtYuTDq2EKW?si=7dd8d970fb8d4ad2

Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CLI by CMD (@c-m-d). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price. Tracklist: Amina Cyu - Miracles Dwell In The Invisible (Ensamble Records) galcid - Border (Detroit Underground) Fever Loop - Fever Loop (Ancient Robot) Anthony Rother - Cirklon Vally (Fax +49-69/450464) Julia Bondar - 10th Floor (Unknown Pleasures Records) Vita (Victoria Lukas) - The Ending (Frustrated Funk) Analog Tara - Sensory Memory (zeromoon) Espen T. Hangård - 240 Mue - Naica (Halocline Trance) Qeei - Alarma 2 (Infinite Machine) n9oc - Q (Die Orakel) Motoko & Myers - Gaze Brace (Students of Decay) Annie Martin - untitled (relaxation: songs for city dwellers) A'Bear - Ignition unite Lone Dancer - Maelcum's Ship (Multidim Records) John Surman - Perranporth (ECM Records) Silvia Kastel - Holobiont Copy (Cover of Hiroshi Yoshimura's "Water Copy") Yuri Urano - Newq Raica - Slep_Non (Further Records) DAAT - 33 (Detuned Transmissions) Ryuichi Sakamoto - fullmoon (S U R V I V E Version) (Commmons) France Jobin + Richard Chartier - DUO.1 (mAtter (3)) Strategy - Noise Tape Emax (Geographic North) Citofono - 0103 (Le Son 666) Jo Johnson - Orbit (Mysteries of the Deep)

Reissues for Hiroshi Yoshimura & S.C. Sharma, and NEW tunes from ML Buch, Tiga & Hudson Mohawke, and Blue Hawaii

Résumé Véritable ode à la lenteur, l'ambient est un style peu connu créé par des musiciens expérimentalistes, restant encore à la marge malgré une présence relativement forte dans certains contenus populaires (publicité, cinéma, jeu-vidéo ...). Difficile à définir, ce style musical permet de se laisser vaquer à un imaginaire. L'auditeur va penser inconsciemment à un environnement pour se fabriquer une ambiance, guidé par sa pensée et la musique qui l'accompagne. C'est en quelques sortes un voyage que l'on se construit, dont l'un des précurseurs n'est autre qu'Erik Satie, célèbre compositeur français du début du XXème siècle ... Playlist Erik Satie - Tapisserie en fer forgé (1917) Erik Satie - Carrelage Phonique (1917) Popol Vuh - Affenstunde (1970) Tangerine Dream - Birth of Liquid Plejades (1972) Brian Eno - Discreet Music (1975) Brian Eno - 1/2 (1978) Hiroshi Yoshimura - Feel (1986) Aphex Twin - Ageipolis (1992) Pour aller plus loin Concept fondateur, la musique d'ameublement d'Erik Satie dépasse ces deux premiers morceaux puisque le compositeur a écrit trois ensembles sur plusieurs années (1917-1923). Si cette émission vous a intéressé, faites un tour sur sa page wikipédia. Elle est aussi à l'origine de plusieurs courants de musiques experimentales, comme les compositeurs américaines minimalistes, tel que Steve Reich, Jogn Cage ou encore Philip Glass. (No Pussyfooting), premier album de musique experimentale de Brian Eno, est annonciateur de ses productions suivantes. Il n'a pas été diffusé durant l'épisode mais il y a eu de l'hésitation, son contenu ne correspont pas aux caractéristiques de l'ambient, ce qui ne l'empêche pas d'être une oeuvre plus qu'intéressante ! Pour rappel, c'est à travers cet album qu'il va favoriser le processus plutôt que la finalité. Cela permet de contourner la question de l'auteur, de son ego et de libérer in fine la création elle-même. C'est le résultat d'une expérience musicale qu'il avait effectué durant ses études à Winchester en 1966. L'idée est de mettre deux magnétophones à bobines côte à côte pour que l'un passe un son que l'autre enregistre et passe à son tour. Cela ferait une boucle infinie. Robert Fripp aurait juste à faire de la guitare par-dessus pour créer une musique qui s'enregistre dans ce magnétophone. Eno a ensuite sélectionné les parties qui lui plaisent pour appliquer des effets électroniques (ralentissement ? Delay ?). Et voilà le résultat ! Présente sur la pochette de l'album Ambient 1 : Music For Airports, la photo du podcast représente la partition très particulière qu'a conçu Brian Eno pour composer son oeuvre. On remarque bien une identité marquée, comparable à un schéma électrique, faisant écho à son attachement à la musique électronique et finalement, au bricolage. Bibliographie Pour se documenter, il existe peu d'ouvrages assez complets. Les deux suivants permettent d'en savoir plus mais il ne faut pas hésiter à utiliser le wikipédia anglais des artistes principaux : Brian Eno, Erik Satie, Popol Vuh, Tangerine Dream, Aphex Twin ou encore Hiroshi Yoshimura. BRUCHER P., Modulations : Une histoire de la musique électronique, Allia, Paris, 2010 LELOUP J-Y., Ambient music - Avant-gardes, new age, chill-out & cinéma, Le Mot et Le Reste, Paris, 2021

Najaar 2021 presenteerden talenten Jordi Lammers en Laurens van de Linde hun chapbooks aan het grote publiek aan de hand van unieke, artistieke performances. Een chapbook is te vergelijken met wat een ep is voor een muzikant: een visitekaartje, een eerste proeve van het kunnen van de maker. Van Jordi verschijnen vijf korte verhalen, gebundeld onder de titel 'Slaap lekker, Hiroshi Yoshimura'. Slaap lekker, Hiroshi Yoshimura – Jordi Lammers In 'Slaap lekker, Hiroshi Yoshimura' volg je een troostende schoonmaker, een jarige tiener, twee oude schoolvriendinnen die het concert van hun jeugdheld bezoeken, een tankstationbeveiliger die naar de snelwegrailing kijkt, en een man die vriendschap sluit met een kat. Allemaal willen ze geloven dat er iets groters is, een uitweg naar een mooier, beter en zinvoller bestaan. Op sommige momenten lijken ze die te vinden, maar meestal blijven ze zoeken. In deze bundeling verhalen laat Jordi Lammers zien wat het betekent om ergens in te geloven.

Tonight's edition previews several upcoming autumn releases from Portico Quartet, Marconi Union, Nathan Fake, Public Service Broadcasting, Call Super, and plenty more! Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Ralome by Plaid on Rest Proof Clockwork (Warp) 6′31″ Genshi by Susumu Yokota on Sakura (The Leaf Label) 10′06″ Skybridge by Lemongrass on Touch (Lemongrassmusic)

Avantgardistische Elektronika und frickelige Klangexperimente. ## NOKO 138 - Sculptures Don´t Read Notes Starting with an ambience of crackling and flashing fireworks, floating by snowfall, up to new year's awarenesses.. one will be Poplar Bluff for example, live project by Olivier Gobelet. Small Vertigos is the first longplayer released on cassette, 47 copies only. A second one forms a large part of the broadcast - Oval Angle, our buddy from antwerp; co-owner of Park Pardon, an ongoing art collaborative project with Bloeme van Bon. he send us 60 minutes of experimental music based on drawings. his new album Talk of Sculptures is now available on numbered cassette edition of 100! In the end the circle closes in gloom with three concert recommendations. monolith synths and sorrowful depths from Qual (Lebanon Hanover side-project). a small number of gigs with debut album Sable. Bruta Non Calculant (TUT, Cititrax, Dark Vinyl Records) and Swesor Bhrater (San France Disko, Octroi Records) from the dark woods of france arrives berlin's Overtime Bunker for Hieratique War, live all night. The guitarists Haino Keiji (Fushitsusha) and Uchihashi Kazuhisa (Altered States) engages in an experimental multilogue with the indonesian band Senyawa (!Angrr!, Mophine Records) at CTM 2016 in berlin. 1. 林育德 = LYD - virtual new year {2013} 2. Reijo Pami - la bamba {La Bamba ~2009} 3. Hiroshi Yoshimura - urban snow {Music For Nine Post Cards ~1982} 4. Kazumasa Hashimoto - kokkyou {Tokyo Sonata -Soundtrack ~2008} 5. Biosphere - (there´ll be bluebirds over) the white cliffs of dover {Sound Installations 2000​-​2009 ~2015} 6. Sun Araw - out of town {The Inner Treaty ~2012} 7. Poplar Bluff - circling meditation {Small Vertigos ~2015} Oval Angle – “sculptures don't read notes” *** 1. Oval Angle - intro 2. Oval Angle - talk of sculptures {Talk of Sculptures ~2015} 3. Arca - front load {Mutant ~2015} 4. Arve Henriksen - cosmic creation 4 {Cosmic Creation ~2014} 5. Midori Takada - crossing {Through the Looking Glass ~1983} 6. Oval Angle - a slow start {Talk of Sculptures ~2015} *** note tutorial I 1. Yong Yong - faixa oto {Greatest It's ~2014} 2. Oval Angle - bad choreography {Talk of Sculptures ~2015} 3. Pye Corner Audio - perfect secrecy forever {Intercepts ~2014} 4. Oval Angle - aa {Conversation With a Table ~2013} 5. Lucky Dragons - no reason {Music for No Reason ~2012} 6. Laraaji - sun zither {Celestial Music 1978-2011 ~2013} 7. Clara Mondshine - die drachentrommler {Luna Africa ~1981} 8. Oval Angle - sunset window {Talk of Sculptures ~2015} 9. Eurythmics - monkey, monkey {Love is a Stranger ~1982} 10. Palmbomen - john lee roche {Palmbomen II ~2015} 11. Oval Angle - sticky machines {Talk of Sculptures ~2015} *** note tutorial II 1. Quiltland - scene 1 {Quiltland ~2014} 2. Meredith Monk w/ Robert Een - hocket {Facing North ~1992} 3. Pauline Anna Strom - emerald pool {Trans-Millenia Consort ~1982} 4. Andy Stott - time away {Faith in Strangers ~2014} 5. ATM - yves {Xerox ~2014} *** note tutorial III 1. Oval Angle - the new expression appears {Talk of Sculptures ~2015} 2. Foodman - max oyahi {Doguu ~2014} 3. H.S. - untitled {Untitled ~2014} 4. Oval Angle - all well {Talk of Sculptures ~2015} 5. Kraftwerk - transistor {Radio-Activity ~1975} 6. Von Party - pygmy funk {New Jack Tribal ~2014} 7. Stalactite - stalagmite {We Are the Works in Progress ~2012} 8. Oval Angle - we two form a multitude {Talk of Sculptures ~2015} 9. Oval Angle - outro 1. Soundlego - betrug {Draußen ~2014} 2. Lebanon Hanover - kunst {The World Is Getting Colder ~2012} 3. Qual - flay {Sable ~2015} 4. Bruta Non Calculant - oh my tree {World In A Tear ~2014} 5. Haino Keiji - untitled (7) {Tenshi No Gijinka ~1995} 6. 滲有無 = Nijiumu - untitled (1) {悲翼紀 = Era Of Sad Wings ~1993} 7. Shiny Black Mater - and as all things have been arose from one by the mediation of one: so all things have their birth from this one thing by adaptation. {The Emerald Tablet ~2013} 1. AFX - pianopkupt1 [norm] {2015} 2. Moondog ft. Sakura Whiteing - “death, when you come to me, may you come to me swiftly; i would rather not linger, not linger” {Snaketime Series ~1956} 3. David Bowie w/ Eno - art decade {Low ~1977} 4. C.W. Vrtacek - days and days {Days And Days ~1982} # Nokogiribiki Weird broadcast radio since 2005. Eine Sendeübernahme von Radio Blau aus Leipzig. * https://nokogiribiki.tumblr.com/

Tonight's edition features beautiful long-form ambient work from Ian Hawgood, plus new work from Nils Frahm, Vijay Iyer Trio, Good Weather for an Airstrike, Dekalb Works, Auvinen, Carmen Villain and plenty more! Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Susi by Auvinen on Akkosaari (Editions Mego)

The Hey Robot board game Today, we’re playing with voice assistants and thinking about the role of voices in gaming with our guest, game designer and NYU professor Frank Lantz.  Over the past nightmare year of the coronavirus, many of us have been hunkered down, trying to figure out how to pass the time with our families. Board game sales on Amazon were up 4,000% percent in March, when Americans began sheltering in place. And, of course, we’ve also spent way more time interacting with digital technology. These two things have come together in a weird and delightful way in Lantz’s game Hey Robot.  Created by Lantz’s family-owned company Everybody House Games, Hey Robot is a guessing game you play with a group of friends—including your voice assistant or smart speaker. The premise is simple: Make Google Home or Alexa utter the words written in a deck of cards. The questions it raises are complex: What are these digital entities that many of us interact with daily? How have web searches and voice-based computing changed the way we talk? And what does this reveal about language itself?  Hey Robot is available in a free online Quarantine Edition that you can play remotely with your friends. The board game edition is available on Amazon. Today’s show was written and edited by Mack Hagood.  Fake Cumbia music by Mack Hagood.  Ambient music clip taken from Hiroshi Yoshimura’s album Green.

Podcast mensuel programmé et réalisé par Kim Giani.Durée : 60 minutes.Dégustation musicale dans un cadre privilégié. Service en terrasse toute l'année.Bienvenue ! Kim vous conseille la pizza du chef, truffée d'ingrédients savoureux, choisis avec soin par le pizzaïolo selon l'inspiration pop du jour !1 Linton Kwesi Johnson« Englan is a bitch »2 Pauline Anna Strom « in flight suspension »3 Hiroshi Yoshimura « dance PM »4 Suzanne Ciani « the first wave-birth of Venus »5 Mary Lattimore « pine trees »6 Margo Guryan « why do I cry »7 Aerosmith « dream on »8 Motörhead « ace of spades »9 Kosmisher Laüfer « in der stadt und auf dem land »10 Bill Evans « soiree »11 Les Variations « completely free »12 Blondie « once I had a love - aka the disco song »13 the beat « can't get used to losing you »14 Vampire sound « we don't care »

Podcast mensuel programmé et réalisé par Kim Giani. Durée : 60 minutes. Dégustation musicale dans un cadre privilégié. Service en terrasse toute l'année. Bienvenue ! Kim vous conseille la pizza du chef, truffée d'ingrédients savoureux, choisis avec soin par le pizzaïolo selon l'inspiration pop du jour ! 1 Linton Kwesi Johnson« Englan is a bitch » 2 Pauline Anna Strom « in flight suspension » 3 Hiroshi Yoshimura « dance PM » 4 Suzanne Ciani « the first wave-birth of Venus » 5 Mary Lattimore « pine trees » 6 Margo Guryan « why do I cry » 7 Aerosmith « dream on » 8 Motörhead « ace of spades » 9 Kosmisher Laüfer « in der stadt und auf dem land » 10 Bill Evans « soiree » 11 Les Variations « completely free » 12 Blondie « once I had a love - aka the disco song » 13 the beat « can’t get used to losing you » 14 Vampire sound « we don’t care »

En aquest nou capítol de Viatge Electrònic des de Ràdio Caldes parlarem de Hiroshi Yoshimura, Ela Minus, Electrifying Modjo, farem un especial minimal house parlant de Ricardo Villalobos i finalment coneixarem a Vessels.

A cura di Fabio Barbieri. Musiche di David Darling, Morton Feldman, Hiroshi Yoshimura, David Bowie, Kenji Kihara, Charlie Haden, Antonio Forcione, Olafur Arnalds, Marcin Wasilewski Trio, Joe Lovano.

A cura di Fabio Barbieri. Musiche di David Darling, Morton Feldman, Hiroshi Yoshimura, David Bowie, Kenji Kihara, Charlie Haden, Antonio Forcione, Olafur Arnalds, Marcin Wasilewski Trio, Joe Lovano.

En aquest nou capítol de Viatge Electrònic desde Ràdio Caldes parlarem de Hiroshi Yoshimura, Nährwerk, Larry Levan, Bee Gees, Maurice i Kelly Lee Owens....entre molts d'altres.

Ride along with Evan "Ducky" Harris as he explores the love of Jazz with his Irish Uber driver. Long vs short compositions in jazz. Miles Davis' creative process. The connection between old school jazz and modern ambient sound by artists such as UK's Brian Eno & Japan's Hiroshi Yoshimura. Finally, returning to jazz with discussions of Billie Holiday's influential songs like Strange Fruit.Boo-Woop! Here's the playlist from the pilot episode of our podcast. Be sure to follow us on Spotify, and all social media to stay up to date on upcoming episodes.https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Sjz0ix6Pu40lv6iZDJhVJ?si=gi8Y_YdeTpGnAuQkOiFsOwhttps://linktr.ee/GenreNeutral 

  This mix came about from an idea by a listener, Kevin. He suggested a mix based on artists from Japan. I asked for track recommendations and Kevin came back with an entire list. That list fills out most of this mix. I added tracks by Hiroshi Yoshimura, Geskia!, Sawako and Akira Kosemura. Kevin also suggested the title - "Not seeing is a flower" which means that reality can't compete with imagination. The mix itself is a fairly straight forward mix of ambient tracks from Japan. Thanks to Kevin for doing all the heavy lifting on this mix. I think it turned out great. Cheers!   T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Minamo - Zeitraum 05:58    Takashi Kokubo - Memory of summer 12:36    Yoshiaki Ochi - Ear Dreamin' 16:59    Fumio Miyashita - See The Light(Abridged) 19:48    Hiroshi Yoshimura - Water Copy 22:54    Geskia! - Lampland 27:52    Sawako - Incense Of Voice 32:00    Takahiro Kido - Rust Summer in Tokyo 37:25    Mokyow - Small Small Flag 44:20    Chihei Hatakeyama - Starlight And Black Echo 48:54    Hakobune - Letter Forgotten 53:35    Masashi Kitamura & Phonogenix - Variation III 56:27    Satoshi Ashikawa - Still Space 58:08    Akira Kosemura - Hicari 60:00    end  

An obscure Japanese musician has found millions of fans thanks to YouTube.  Hiroshi Yoshimura's ambient synth music is perfect for long background listening and keeps you on the YouTube platform for hours, caught in the attention economy.

An obscure Japanese musician has found millions of fans thanks to YouTube.  Hiroshi Yoshimura's ambient synth music is perfect for long background listening and keeps you on the YouTube platform for hours, caught in the attention economy.

Die Russin Kate NV hat uns mit ihrem City-Pop zwischen Sakamoto und Laurie Anderson vielleicht das Album des Jahres beschert. Der chaotische Sample-Pop des jungen britischen Duos Jockstrap ist dazu auch auf der zweiten EP kaum greifbar, während Moodymann uns ein beeindruckendes und sehr persönliches Zwischenfazit schwarzer Musikgeschichte zieht. Warum die Unterwasser-Beats von Darkstar uns nicht gänzlich abholen und wie der grüne Ambient von Hiroshi Yoshimura in den 80ern Flucht vor der Großstadt bot, erfahrt ihr im kleinen Jubiläum des Track17 Podcasts. Dazu 17 neue Songs auf der Spotify-Playlist mit Run The Jewels, Onra, Red Axes, Art Feynman uvm. / @kristopher_gif / @thethealbert / @track17podcast

Van schrijver Martijn Simons verscheen onlangs de nieuwe, lovend ontvangen roman De Hollandse Droom. In Oeverloos vertelt hij over zijn roman, over idealen en de prijs ervan, over zijn werk als leraar Nederlands, en over muziek hem raakt: van Little Simz tot Hiroshi Yoshimura, van Floating Points tot Heralds of Change. En natuurlijk over de man die het motto van zijn roman voortbracht: Lijpe. 

Van schrijver Martijn Simons verscheen onlangs de nieuwe, lovend ontvangen roman De Hollandse Droom. In Oeverloos vertelt hij over zijn roman, over idealen en de prijs ervan, over zijn werk als leraar Nederlands, en over muziek hem raakt: van Little Simz tot Hiroshi Yoshimura, van Floating Points tot Heralds of Change. En natuurlijk over de man die het motto van zijn roman voortbracht: Lijpe. 

Stream Alva Noto - …     - A ForestRafael Anton Irisarri - Peripeteia - Fright And ControlJoão Vairinhos - Vénia - ChegaramIan William Craig - Red Sun Through Smoke - Last of the Lantern OilIan William Craig - Red Sun Through Smoke - Far and then FartherBvdub - Ten Times the World Lied - Not Yours to SeeKyle Bobby Dunn - Selected Ambient Expansion Pack - To Want This (Even For A While)Bedroom - A Thousand Harmonies in Silence - PirouettesSophie Hutchings - Scattered On The Wind - Scattered On The Wind (Pt. 1)Michael Vallera - Window In    - Window In (excerto)Hiroshi Yoshimura    - Green - Feet "Guardar Link Como" - "Save Link As"Right Mouse Button Click For Save (Last Show May 11)Fúnebre é a noite.Esdrúxulas são as cores de quemsente a vertigem.Aguardasa espontaneidade da madrugadapedes para crescerna horizontal como a luz no horizonte, em simultâneo perda e recuperação,invisibilidade e descoberta.O som e o inaudívelchamam pela ilusão da jornadacurta,o tempo,longa a esperaem queda.Dói o mundo.Doem as janelas.Os velhos à porta, o riocravado nos olhos,o estudo das mãos,a promessa dos barcos que não chegam a navegar.Continuam a nascer monstrusidades no quotidiano.Morreu longe o nosso encontro.Fúnebre é a vida.Poema | Poem by - Ana Freitas ReisFotografia | Photo by - Alípio Padilha

Seit mehr als 20 Jahren legt Eavo in ganz Deutschland Indie, Post-Punk, Pop und co. auf. Aufgrund der Clubschließungen greift er in den letzten Wochen auf Streams per Twitch oder über Portale wie Dringeblieben.de zurück. Wie lebt es sich als Home-DJ? Was vermisst er am Auflegen im Club und ist der Kontakt zu den Leuten vielleicht sogar stärker? Das und mehr bequatschen wir mit Eavo im zweiten Corona-Feature von Track17 und beleuchten dieses Mal die Seite der Veranstalter und Clubs. [Setlist] - [00:00:00] Intro - [00:01:44] Zuletzt gehört: Naturkunde von Hiroshi Yoshimura, chinesischer Post-Punk und Erinnerungen an Hamilton Bohannon - [00:05:41] Wir müssen über Actress' Insta reden - [00:06:58] The new normal oder warum wir alle im Pyjama tanzen gehen - [00:10:21] Eine kleine Liebeserklärung an unsere Clubs - [00:13:50] Was machen die Clubs jetzt? United We Stream, Jahrestickets etc... - INTERVIEW mit EAVO - [00:15:54] Wie kam es zu den Streams? - [00:19:48] Welche Vorteile hat das Streaming? Mehr Nähe zu den Leuten, diversere Musikauswahl, Spontanität? - [00:23:43] Und was vermisst er? Schlechte Luft, die Laustärke, die Energie? - [00:29:42] Wer geht denn in virtuelle Clubs? - [00:31:55] Kompensieren die Spenden denn die Ausfälle? - [00:35:32] Wie geht's denn "nach Corona" weiter? Bleiben die Streams? - [00:42:26] Geht ihr auch virtuell feiern? Wir sind dabei und hören uns bei der nächsten Review-Folge am 15. Mai wieder

Multi-instrumentalist, Improviser, Singer-songwriter, Poet, Performance artist & Shamanic healer based in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. His music drifts between experimental improvisations on failure & imperfection, and devotional, spacious folk songs devoted to source energy. Inspired by global shamanism, zen/taoist philosophy and composers such as Hiroshi Yoshimura, Eliane Radigue and Pauline Oliveros he is fascinated by stillness, exploring the power of sound to change our relationship to space and create immersive experience.   Pledge to Tobias's Kickstarter  >>> RIGHT HERE RIGHT HERE

The transient beauty of flowers.Music by: Hiroshi Yoshimura, Hiroki Okano, Toshifumi Hinata, and more."Próximo Oriente" is a show on Rádio Macau about what "Asia" or "oriental" convey in musical terms. It consists on weekly expeditions in search of the Orient, an image constructed and fantasised through sound. We will be wandering across different soundscapes and exoticism, under the spell of music from far away and mysterious places.

The Memory Palace is a proud member of Radiotopia, a collective of independently owned and operated podcasts. Help support this show and the network that makes it possible by making a donation today. Make your mark at Radiotopia.fm/donate A note on shownotes. In a perfect world, you go into each episode of the Memory Palace knowing nothing about what's coming. It's pretentious, sure, but that's the intention. So, if you don't want any spoilers or anything, you can click play without reading ahead. Music Philharmonics (Piano Sessions), from Agnes Obel.  Pre-Barok by Mica Levi and Oliver Coates.  Space in Between by Federico Albanese. Warm Canto by Mal Waldron.  Blink by Hiroshi Yoshimura. Notes There are two lovely books I relied on heavily for this story: Something to Prove: A Biography of Ann Lowe, Forgotten Designer by Julia Dockery Smith.  And Rosemary Read's The Threads of Time, Fabric of History. 

Entre nappes synthétiques et tempos en apesanteur, ces morceaux viennent tisser la toile de fond idéale à l'introspection. Depuis les pionniers de l'expérimentation instrumentale jusqu'à l'avant-garde de la musique électronique en Allemagne, en passant par la délicatesse des sons japonais, l'Ambient continue d'évoluer, encore aujourd'hui, dans un même but : accompagner son environnement dans l'harmonie.   Mix musical Brian Eno / 1/1 / Music for Airports / 1978 Hiroshi Yoshimura / Feel / Green / 1986 Satoshi Ashikawa / Still Sky / Still Way (Wave Notation 2) / 1982 Aphex Twin / Xtal / Selected Ambient Works 85-92 / 1992 Tim Hecker / Radiate / Virgins / 2013 For Voices / Sarah Davachi / All My Circles Run / 2017 feu doux / le soleil accroché à nos têtes / feu doux / 2018  Saaad /Egregor / Verdaillon / 2016 Tangerine Dream / Sequent C / Phaedra / 1974 Lucette Bourdin / A Sunny Afternoon / Rising Fog / 2007   Notes ERRATUM Lucette Bourdin est décédée en 2011, donc non elle n'est plus active aujourd'hui comme nous l'avons mentionné dans l'émission. Toutefois, des albums posthumes sont parus depuis et la plupart de ses oeuvres musicales se trouvent sur les plateformes d'écoute en ligne. Pardon pour cette erreur et rest in peace Lucette.  Les artistes japonais aux noms imprononçables : Hiroshi Yoshimura, Joe Hisaishi, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Yasuaki Shimizu, Haruomi Hosono, Jun Fukamachi, Yoshio Ojima et Satoshi Ashikawa. À découvrir! L'entrevue de Brian Eno à propos de Music for Airports ici @nathanidiothend   En ordre, les extraits lors de l'émission Brian Eno - 2/2 - Ambient: Music For Airports - 1978 Yoshio Ojima - Glass Chattering - (Compilation) Kankyo Ongaku : Japanese Ambient, Environnemental & New Age Music / 1980-1990 Lucette Bourdin - A Sunny Afternoon - Rising Fog - 2007 feu doux - le lac a gelé devant nous - Quatre climats habitables - 2019

Entre nappes synthétiques et tempos en apesanteur, ces morceaux viennent tisser la toile de fond idéale à l’introspection. Depuis les pionniers de l’expérimentation instrumentale jusqu’à l’avant-garde de la musique électronique en Allemagne, en passant par la délicatesse des sons japonais, l'Ambient continue d'évoluer, encore aujourd'hui, dans un même but : accompagner son environnement dans l'harmonie.   Mix musical Brian Eno / 1/1 / Music for Airports / 1978 Hiroshi Yoshimura / Feel / Green / 1986 Satoshi Ashikawa / Still Sky / Still Way (Wave Notation 2) / 1982 Aphex Twin / Xtal / Selected Ambient Works 85-92 / 1992 Tim Hecker / Radiate / Virgins / 2013 For Voices / Sarah Davachi / All My Circles Run / 2017 feu doux / le soleil accroché à nos têtes / feu doux / 2018  Saaad /Egregor / Verdaillon / 2016 Tangerine Dream / Sequent C / Phaedra / 1974 Lucette Bourdin / A Sunny Afternoon / Rising Fog / 2007   Notes ERRATUM Lucette Bourdin est décédée en 2011, donc non elle n'est plus active aujourd'hui comme nous l’avons mentionné dans l’émission. Toutefois, des albums posthumes sont parus depuis et la plupart de ses oeuvres musicales se trouvent sur les plateformes d'écoute en ligne. Pardon pour cette erreur et rest in peace Lucette.  Les artistes japonais aux noms imprononçables : Hiroshi Yoshimura, Joe Hisaishi, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Yasuaki Shimizu, Haruomi Hosono, Jun Fukamachi, Yoshio Ojima et Satoshi Ashikawa. À découvrir! L’entrevue de Brian Eno à propos de Music for Airports ici @nathanidiothend   En ordre, les extraits lors de l'émission Brian Eno - 2/2 - Ambient: Music For Airports - 1978 Yoshio Ojima - Glass Chattering - (Compilation) Kankyo Ongaku : Japanese Ambient, Environnemental & New Age Music / 1980-1990 Lucette Bourdin - A Sunny Afternoon - Rising Fog - 2007 feu doux - le lac a gelé devant nous - Quatre climats habitables - 2019

1- Hiroshi Yoshimura - Time After Time - Soundscape 1: Surround - 19862- Hiroshi Yoshimura - Sheep - Green - 19863- Hiroshi Yoshimura- Mori No Yoake - air 19844- Hiroshi Yoshimura - Singing Stream - Wet Land - 19935- Hiroshi Yoshimura- Water Copy - Music For Nine Post Cards - 19826- Hiroshi Yoshimura - Soft Wave 1 - Soft Wave For Automatic Music Box -2005

An obscure Japanese musician has found millions of fans thanks to YouTube.  Hiroshi Yoshimura's ambient synth music is perfect for long background listening and keeps you on the YouTube platform for hours, caught in the attention economy.

An obscure Japanese musician has found millions of fans thanks to YouTube.  Hiroshi Yoshimura's ambient synth music is perfect for long background listening and keeps you on the YouTube platform for hours, caught in the attention economy.

Masters of Japanese Ambient from the 1980's gather for a melancholic summer night.Music by: Hiroshi Yoshimura, Takashi Kokubo, Yoshiaki Ochi, and more."Próximo Oriente" is a show on Rádio Macau about what "Asia" or "oriental" convey in musical terms. It consists on weekly expeditions in search of the Orient, an image constructed and fantasised through sound. We will be wandering across different soundscapes and exoticism, under the spell of music from far away and mysterious places.

The hottest days of Italian summer made us want to compose a mixtape of relaxing and meditative ambient music, featuring the enlightening words of Laraaji, resonances of Japanese masters of zen electronic music from the 80s and the spiritual support of Pharoah Sanders. The final part of this episode takes us back to a lecture held by Sun Ra at UC Berkeley in 1971 known as “The Black Man in the Universe”. Let your mind travel. The episode features: X.Y.R., Laraaji, Takashi Kokubo, Dies Irae, Takatoshi Naitoh, Hiroshi Yoshimura, Hideki Matsutake, Mkwaju Ensemble, Sun Ra, Pharoah Sanders.

Sneaking into the galaxy bar, bubbles in the park, 69 occurrences of time. The Brussels-based composer talks about three important albums.

Daylight and the warmth within the glow of a morning are elements which maintain immense value to Gregg Kowalsky. This year marked the release of his first album in some eight long years, an elegant ambient excursion which was widely championed by an array of critics and listeners. Blending the use of analog synths alongside modern day mastering techniques and the use of technology he managed to create a dreamy, ethereal assortment of music which remained as singular and individual as ever. His music is a result of self exploration and lived experiences in climates far warmer than in which we are writing. Both Miami and Los Angeles have been home for Gregg across the last ten years, perhaps this is why he is able to channel musical expression towards the sun, something those in the UK are often lacking. Anyway, all social commentary aside he has truly set the bar for the future and "L'Orange, L'Orange" is a beautiful piece of work. We invited Gregg to record a mix as part of our Monday ambient series as he selects music from the likes of Hiroshi Yoshimura, Harold Budd and many more.

1.Upper Plains Former Selves Limits 20122.Underwater Calm X.Y.R. Big Calm 20133.Zenith Panabrite Xenon District 20134.Vaporware 3 Donato Dozzy Donato Dozzy Plays Bee Mask 20135.Ciaradh Dalglish Niaw ot Vile 20136.(Sea Side) Hiroshi Yoshimura Air in Resort 19847.Puxas Pelo Meu Lado Bom (Boa Ondness Refix) Branches Manos 20138.Meditation Black Deer The Last Tortuga 20139.Echo Park Hipster SFV Acid Circa 2007 EP 201310.Nun Teengirl Fantasy Nun EP 201311.Top Level Club Prostitute Triad God Rise of Triad God 2012cast-it-up!