Podcasts about lukid

For Lukid, bouncing out unfinished sketches is an essential part of the music-making process. In this episode of Doing Music, host Craig Shuftan finds out how Luke Blair drew on a well-stocked archive of ideas to revive a past project after a 10-year hiatus. Along with his untrained melodic process and many-sided approach to sampling, Blair opens up about the existential dread that pushed him towards finishing new music, the art of forgetting and the strange allure of working within constraints.  Explore further: Philip Guston - Paint What I Want to See The KLF - The Manual    Keep up with Lukid on Twitter, Instagram and Bandcamp — and check out his latest album TILT.   Tell us what you think of this episode: doingmusic@ableton.com Doing Music is brought to you by Ableton. Follow us on TikTok and Instagram.

What happens when an underground electronic artist decides to break over a decade-long hiatus and return to the music world in the midst of a global pandemic? This is exactly what Luke Blair aka Lukid did. Isolated in Lisbon, Lukid took to his music like a mad scientist, employing unconventional methods like the use of tapes to get that elusive unidentifiable sound. We unpick his creative process, discuss his views on the use of filters in films, and touch upon the traps of becoming too attached to a particular sound. Lukid's innovative approach to music production is intriguing, and his philosophy hinged on the uniqueness of sound sets an interesting precedent.As we traverse the myriad facets of Lukid's musical journey, we also dive into the broader changes that the music and film industry have undergone in the digital age. We shed light on how streaming has revolutionized the way we consume music, the role of algorithms in music discovery, and the rising challenge of securing film scoring opportunities. From Lukid's early influences, his initiation to music production through Cubase.Tune in, get lost in sound, and unearth the story of a musical prodigy navigating the changing times and his own personal evolution.Presented and produced by Paul Hanford Paul Hanford on InstagramLukid's new album Tilt is out now on Glum, check it out hereLost and Sound is sponsored by Audio-TechnicaPaul's debut book, Coming To Berlin: Global Journeys Into An Electronic Music And Club Culture Capital is out now on Velocity Press. Click here to find out more. Subscribe to the Lost and Sound Substack for fresh updates and writing.Lost and Sound title music by Thomas Giddins

Jetzt auf steadyhq.com/track17 unterstützen und Bonus-Folgen erhalten. In der neuen Review-Folge stellen wir wieder die beste und interessanteste Musik der letzten Wochen vor. „Atlas“ ist das erste Album von Laurel Halo auf ihrem eigenen Label @a__w____e In einem Fluss aus Sounds, der ständigen Veränderungen unterworfen ist, verbindet sie kongenial elektronische Texturen mit Instrumenten wie Saxophon, Cello, Violine, Klavier, Vibraphon und Gitarre. Mangelnde Produktivität kann man Loraine James nicht vorwerfen. In den vergangenen eineinhalb Jahren hat die Britin drei Alben unter ihrem eigenen Namen und als Whatever The Weather veröffentlicht. Ihr neues Album, „Gentle Confrontation“, ist ihr bisheriges Meisterwerk: eine zeitgemäße Fusion aus Bassmusik, Future R'n'B, IDM und Ambient. Das zweite Album von Pose Dia trägt den programmatischen Titel „Simulate Yourself“. Darauf verbindet die Hamburgerin Cold-Wave-Ästhetik mit Elementen der Clubmusik. Über ein Jahrzehnt nach seinem letzten Album nimmt Luke Blair den Lukid-Faden wieder auf. Auf „Tilt“ lässt der Produzent meisterhaft dekonstruierte Club-Sounds, Mikromelodien und experimentelle Passagen aufeinandertreffen. Alain Goraguers Musik zum animierten Science-Fiction-Film „La Planète Sauvage“ hat Generationen von Musiker*innen beeinflusst. 50 Jahre nach seiner Erstveröffentlichung gibt es den Jazz-Prog- Psychedelia-Soundtrack in einer erweiterten Neuauflage. Plus 17 neue Songs im neuen Track17 Musikpodcast. Plus 17 neue Songs von Joy Orbison, Jlin, Tirzah, Hilary Woods, Der Assistent, Blurt, Vince Clark, Jamila Woods uvm. für die Spotify-Playlist "Track17 - Playlist zum Podcast" im neuen Track17 Musikpodcast von Christopher Hunold und Albert Koch. [Setlist] - [00:00:00] Intro + Steady - [00:02:05] Zuletzt gehört + Storytime: Incredible String Band & Christophers Konzerte in New York - [00:10:35] **Laurel Halo // Atlas (Awe)** - [00:25:07] Playlist Part 1: Joy Orbison, Der Assistent, Hillary Woods, Jamila Woods - [00:30:07] **Loraine James // Gentle Confrontation (Hyperdub)** - [00:38:00] **Pose Dia // Simulate Yourself (R.i.O. Label)** - [00:44:27] Playlist Part 2: Blurt, Marina Zispin, Jlin, Vince Clarke - [00:49:20] **Lukid // Tilt (Glum)** - [00:57:08] **Alain Goraguer // La Planete Sauvage (Decca Records) ** - [00:59:47] Playlist Part 3: Tirzah, David August, CV & JAB, Phillip Otterbach - Jetzt auf Spotify abonnieren. **Neue Songs auf der Playlist** - Laurel Halo – Sweat, Tears Or The Sea - Loraine James - While They Were Slepaking (feat. Marina Herlop) - Pose Dia - Feuer - Lukid - Anatolia - Alain Goraguer – Strip-Tease - Joy Orbison - tentative bidding demo - Der Assistent – Signale - Hilary Woods – Where The Bough Has Broken - Jamila Woods – Good News - Blurt - Cry - Marina Zispin - Ski Resort - Jlin – Dissonance - Vince Clarke – The Lamentations Of Jeremiah - Tirzah - No Limit - David August – Aria - CV & JAB – Fields Of Aloe Vera - Philipp Otterbach – Okt 01, 21

Lukid is about as low key as they come. Somehow, he's managed to remain in the shadows despite making music - either solo or as half of Rezzett - for cult labels like Actress' Werkdiscs and The Trilogy Tapes, as well as his own Glum. His style is hard to define and can take in anything from caustic sonic collages to experimental and abstract sound design via lo-fi house and blistering beats. Since 2018 he has also made old school jungle as Refreshers, but whatever he does, it always explores the outermost fringes. The same is always true of his never less than adventurous transmissions on NTS each month. In just 55 minutes for us this week, he serves up a breathless trip through hugely kinetic sounds that could be 30 years old or not out till next month. Amongst the colliding energies of hardcore, jungle and rave he will often drop a pitched up vocal so soulful and emotive it hurts, before racing onto the next flurry of drums. Frankly, it's a high speed mix of hyper real sounds that acts like a double shot of adrenaline straight into your bloodstream. You have been warned.

www.amppod.com AMPpod Podcast - Episode 82 Here is the track listing for the eighty second episode of AMPpod. Enjoy! 1. “Chord” by Lukid 2. “Dancing On My Own” by Robyn 3. “Nerve Endings” by Eagulls 4. "The Corner” by Common 5. “We're Only Getting Closer” by Everyone Moves Away 6. “Little Bit” by Lykke Li 7. “Can't Hold Back Your Loving” by Kano 8. “Joe The Paranoiac" by Kobo Town 9. “Raining Patterns” by CFCF 10. “Empire” by Hybrid 11. “A.T.T.I.T.U.D.” by Die!Die!Die!

INTERVIEW + TRACKLIST > inverted-audio.com/mix/bnjmn It's been five years since we last spoke to Ben Thomas about his music. In 2009 we featured an interview and mix from his Singing Statues alias, an altogether more experimental guitar based project. Since then Ben has released two albums and a string of EP's on the much-feted Dutch house imprint Rush Hour, certainly a fitting home for BNJMN music, the theme here being analogue-sounding, unabashedly synth-driven dancefloor warmth. In the interview on Inverted Audio Ben discusses forthcoming EP's plus a collaboration album under the BNJMN name coming out later this year. We also asked Ben to create an all out experimental mix for us. His mix features music from Paul McCartney, Lukid, Legowelt, Kassem Mosse and many more.

It’s an upwardly mobile, tax deductible, proof positive, fact checked, rip roaring, gut busted, two hour PhD in future music… Starring significant new sounds from: Ron Gibbs (as “RxGibbs”), Erwan Castex (as “Rone”), Luke Blair (as “Lukid”), Jonas Munk (as “Manual”), Kevin McAuley (as “Pangaea”), James Shaw (as “Sigha”), Steve Hauschildt ( as himself), Daniel […]

It’s a special week as Michael returns to the regular rotation! And what a return! In hour-one, he drops some great new releases, including a track from Apparat’s forthcoming LP “The Devil’s Walk,” new music from Free the Robots, Lukid, and Detroit legend Omar-S, who has a brand new LP: “It Can Be Done But […]

Sonic Router's Oli Marlow brings you up to speed with the month's latest releases in beats, bass and bleeps.

Crisp and drippy. Includes TWO NEW SONGS FROM THE MATTACHINE MACHINE, as well as Delphic vs. Ramadanman, Peverelist, Nav Katze vs. Black Dog, Falty DL, Florence + the Machine vs. XX, Massive Attack vs. Gui Boratto, Zomby, Moon Unit Wiring Club, Jean Jacques Dexter, Chapterhouse, and Lukid.

Jay Synflood - junk-science -90:34- 01.01.2008 01. Heralds Of Change (Hudson Mohawke + Mike Slott) - Spotted 02. Lukid - 56 03. Daedelus - Dnt Fk Sgr 04. Wildchild - How We Do (Instrumental) 05. DJ Spinna - Dilla Is The G.O.A.T. (Instrumental) 06. Heralds Of Change (Hudson Mohawke + Mike Slott) - Sittin' On The Side (Instrumental) 07. Steve Spacek - Sta Simonez 08. Afra Behn - To Fats 09. Ras G - Look Of Love (7Day Remix) 10. Def3 + Moka Only - Been There Done That 11. J.Dilla - Put It Down (Instrumental) 12. Georgia Anne Muldrow + Dudley Perkins - MGD (feat. M.E.D.) 13. Afropsychopathz - A New Way (Instrumental) 14. Modaji - Dont't Explain 15. Shoes Crew - Nautiliods To The Rhyme 16. The Politik - Moonlight feat. Blu (Instrumental) 17. O.Boogie ft. Tableek (Masypke) - Paper Chaser (Mweslee Remix Instrumental) 18. Steve Spacek - Sta Simone 19. Steve Spacek - For Real 10. Modaji - The Clock Struck 12 21. Wildchild - Love at 1st Mic 22. Shape Of Broad Minds - Let's Go (Instrumental) 23. Be - Nocturnal Jam 24. Fingers Inc. - I'm Strong (Instrumental Mix) 25. Rick Wade - The Purveyor Of Deep Tones 26. Zed Bias - Rogue Frequency feat. Fyza 27. Dogdaze - Lockdown 28. Jose James - Blackeyedsusan (Bruk 4 Love Remix) 29. Dogdaze - 552 Blues 30. Dogdaze - Beatbox 31. Blackjoy - In The Days Of Mr Train

DJ SYNFLOOD - junk-science -90:34- 01.01.2008 01. Heralds Of Change (Hudson Mohawke + Mike Slott) - Spotted 02. Lukid - 56 03. Daedelus - Dnt Fk Sgr 04. Wildchild - How We Do (Instrumental) 05. DJ Spinna - Dilla Is The G.O.A.T. (Instrumental) 06. Heralds Of Change (Hudson Mohawke + Mike Slott) - Sittin' On The Side (Instrumental) 07. Steve Spacek - Sta Simonez 08. Afra Behn - To Fats 09. Ras G - Look Of Love (7Day Remix) 10. Def3 + Moka Only - Been There Done That 11. J.Dilla - Put It Down (Instrumental) 12. Georgia Anne Muldrow + Dudley Perkins - MGD (feat. M.E.D.) 13. Afropsychopathz - A New Way (Instrumental) 14. Modaji - Dont't Explain 15. Shoes Crew - Nautiliods To The Rhyme 16. The Politik - Moonlight feat. Blu (Instrumental) 17. O.Boogie ft. Tableek (Masypke) - Paper Chaser (Mweslee Remix Instrumental) 18. Steve Spacek - Sta Simone 19. Steve Spacek - For Real 10. Modaji - The Clock Struck 12 21. Wildchild - Love at 1st Mic 22. Shape Of Broad Minds - Let's Go (Instrumental) 23. Be - Nocturnal Jam 24. Fingers Inc. - I'm Strong (Instrumental Mix) 25. Rick Wade - The Purveyor Of Deep Tones 26. Zed Bias - Rogue Frequency feat. Fyza 27. Dogdaze - Lockdown 28. Jose James - Blackeyedsusan (Bruk 4 Love Remix) 29. Dogdaze - 552 Blues 30. Dogdaze - Beatbox 31. Blackjoy - In The Days Of Mr Train