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Cousin! You betta werk dat Mojo! Muddy waters: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QiJoqeTTK2cMore on Nkisi https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/ap-art-history/africa-apah/central-africa-apah/a/nkisi-nkondihttps://www.famsf.org/index.php/artworks/nkisi-nkondi-nail-and-blade-oath-taking-figurehttps://www.britannica.com/art/nkisihttps://www.artic.edu/artworks/151358/male-figure-nkisi-nkondihttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xY5IK9KV6v4https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVC0EAEuJSo

Bate papo com Tata Nkisi Katuvanjesi sobre a origem, história e características do Candomblé Angola. ✊

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In this podcast series, we ask an artist who performed in one of the Evening of Performances to choose someone to be in conversation about collaboration, their respective practices and the future of performance.In this edition, DJ and producer, Nkisi, aka Melika Ngombe Kolongo, who was commissioned as part of the 2017 Evening of Performances, invited artist and choreographer Tiran Willemse, to chat about performance, their collaborations, and their most recent work (bb), which looks at the structures of support and maintenance from the theatre.This special edition of our 'On Togetherness' series is part of Recall: Evening of Performances (2008–2019), a year-long programme of interviews, podcasts and contributions from some of the artists who participated in the twelve editions of the celebrated Evening of Performances. Highlighting the evenings' extraordinary legacies, we will be exploring what the next wave of contemporary performance can become with the artists who have shaped it so far.Have questions, comments or want to see more of what the Roberts Institute of Art does? Reach us via therobertsinstituteofart.com, @therobertsinstituteofart and subscribe to our newsletter!

This week I'm speaking with initiated Palo practitioner Jimmy, also known as "The Special Man," where we go into a lot of details related to this ancient African tradition of spirituality.  We cover the metaphysics of Palo, what Jimmy does as a Nganga Nkisi, some of my own supernatural experiences in New Orleans, the afterlife and differences between ghosts, ancestors, nature spirits, and Nkisi spirits, the importance of community, the importance of natural balance, plus a whole lot more.  This is a fascinating conversation that you wont want to miss. Jimmy The Special Man can be found on Instagram under @potionspowdersandsundries  Book an Astrology Reading: https://cosmickeyspodcast.com/readings Website: https://cosmickeyspodcast.com Instagram: @cosmic_keys_podcast Twitter: @cosmickeys777 Patreon: https://patreon.com/cosmickeys

This podcast is led by DeForrest Brown Jr, author of Assembling a Black Counter Culture, in conversation with Steve Goodman (aka Kode9 and founder of Hyperdub) and Nkisi (co-founder of NON Worldwide). Collectively they discuss the migration of techno music from North America to Europe with an initial focus on the situated contexts of the dance music scene in London and across the U.K. during the early 1990s. With reference to techno's spiritual and technological origins, evolution, and relationship with the Hardcore Continuum movement. Techno at the End of the Future – Episode 1: London was produced by Zakia Sewell.

Around 1989, what were the promises of techno and its fictions? How are they significant today? And to whom? This episode is led by DeForrest Brown, Jr., author of Assembling a Black Counter Culture, in conversation with Steve Goodman (a.k.a. Kode9, founder of Hyperdub) and Nkisi (co-founder of Non Worldwide). Collectively they discuss the migration of techno music from North America to Europe with an initial focus on the situated contexts of the dance music scene in London and across the U.K. during the early 1990s. With reference to techno's spiritual and technological origins, evolution and relationship with the so-called Hardcore Continuum. Produced by Zakia Sewell Image: © Abu Qadim Haqq (Detail)

Around 1989, what were the promises of techno and its fictions? How are they significant today? And to whom? Episode 2 focuses on past, present and future of the Detroit-Berlin axis. By means of an interview collage, writer and Make Techno Black Again activist DeForrest Brown, Jr., Lerato Khathi aka Lakuti (founder of Uzuri Recordings and the Bring Down the Walls initiative), Boris Dolinski (resident DJ at Berghain) and Mark Ernestus (musician and founder of the Hard Wax record store) explore how the rapid growth of club culture in Germany after 1989 relates to techno's origins in the Black neighbourhoods of Detroit. Narration by Christine Kakaire, directed and produced by Julia Vorkefeld, script and concept by Arno Raffeiner Image: © Abu Qadim Haqq (Detail) Music credits: Techno is a Liberation Technology by DeForrest Brown Jr/Speaker Music ft. AceMo, Katak by Kode9, The Truth is Elsewhere by Nkisi, Victim by Kode9, Rhythmatic Music For Speakers (Mk.II) by DeForrest Brown Jr/Speaker Music & Rona City Blues by Kode9.

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Benjamin Schoos rencontre l'artiste Laryssa Kim. Laryssa Kim est une artiste italo-congolaise qui vit à Bruxelles depuis 2013. Plus jeune, elle se plonge dans le chant et collabore avec des dj et groupes de reggae à Rome, pour ensuite étudier le théâtre et la danse à Amsterdam, avant d’obtenir une maîtrise en composition de musique acoustique à Bergen. Elle se lance dans la création musicale en 2015 et c’est sous son propre nom qu’elle combine savamment différentes influences musicales, allant de la soul à la black music. Ses performances live combinent avec délicatesse productions électroniques et voix enchanteresses, rendant chacune de ses apparitions hypnotiques et délicieusement oniriques. Elle se fait d’ailleurs remarquer par Nkisi, producteur de renom. https://laryssakim.bandcamp.com/

Benjamin Schoos rencontre l'artiste Laryssa Kim. Laryssa Kim est une artiste italo-congolaise qui vit à Bruxelles depuis 2013. Plus jeune, elle se plonge dans le chant et collabore avec des dj et groupes de reggae à Rome, pour ensuite étudier le théâtre et la danse à Amsterdam, avant d'obtenir une maîtrise en composition de musique acoustique à Bergen. Elle se lance dans la création musicale en 2015 et c'est sous son propre nom qu'elle combine savamment différentes influences musicales, allant de la soul à la black music. Ses performances live combinent avec délicatesse productions électroniques et voix enchanteresses, rendant chacune de ses apparitions hypnotiques et délicieusement oniriques. Elle se fait d'ailleurs remarquer par Nkisi, producteur de renom.https://laryssakim.bandcamp.com/

E C Ballard is a Folklorist, and Ethnographer specializing in Afro-Caribbean traditions of Central African origin, Fraternalism, Celtic Studies and Ethnomusicology, having received his Ph.D. in Folklore and Folklife from the University of Pennsylvania. Eoghan has been a variously musical instrument maker, bookseller, college professor, academic dean, and independent researcher. Eoghan is Tata Nganga, a Vodousaint, and is a Master Mason, Orator for Lodge Intrepid, and GM of GLMRNAC, affiliated with UMURM. To reach Eoghan please visit his blog: http://hedgemason.blogspot.com/ or Facebook: Eoghan Craig Ballard MeWe: Eoghan Ballard Email: eoghan.ballard@gmail.com We look forward to having you tune into our broadcast every Friday @ 8 pm EST live here on Facebook and Youtube.

Ancestral Eyes E13 welcomes Sue Kuclick Arencibia, Olorisa y Yaya Nkisi, with your hosts Teresa Sliwinski and Jean-Jerome C. Baudry! Born and raised near Cleveland, Ohio on land that was Erie and Iroquois nations. Her ancestry is English, Irish, East Prussian and German, and fairly recent ancestors who were of Choanoke nation and Bantu. The East Prussians hail from a town called Jeziorany in Polish north of Olsztyn. Sue works as a mental health counsellor (licensed professional clinical counsellor) in the Central neighbourhood in Cleveland. Her practice is informed by her spirituality, by her initiations in Orisha and Palo. She comes from the viewpoint that there is constant interaction between what we think of as the physical and the spiritual, and what we think of as the living and the dead. It's her belief that everyone has chosen their own destiny, even if they are not aware of that destiny. She doesn't believe people choose bad destiny. She thinks people's Orí or head may or may not be in the best condition for a variety of reasons. Some can be fixed or remediated, and some conditions you have to work around, along with adversity in social conditions. That's counselling. She was initiated to Ọ̀ṣun since 1996 in Canton, Ohio, and Yaya Nkisi in Palo for about 2 years. Her godparents in Ocha are Baba Medahochi (Iba'e t'orun) and Iya Aboyade, who is now Iyanifa and is called Ifálola. Her Ojugbona is Barbara Barrett, Osunnikantomi Egbenihun. Her name in Ocha is Ọ̀ṣunmilaya which means Ò̩ṣún wife of Orunmila. She has received Iṣe'Fá (Hand of Orula) from Baba Wande Abimbola, Awise Ni Agbáyé. Her first ceremonies were done in Cleveland in the early 1990s when she received collares, Warriors and Olokun. Her house of Ocha at this time is headed by Manny Urquiola, Oloyuoba, of Spring Hill, Florida. She also has a working relationship with her husband's Padrino in Palma Soriano, Cuba. She has travelled to Cuba quite a few times and as a result, her Spanish speaking abilities are pretty good. We look forward to having you tune into our broadcast this Friday, July 17 @ 8 pm EST live right here on Ancestral Eyes on Facebook.

Happy Monday!!! Conversations with Friends Episode 24 is a conversation with 2 of my friends and sistren, Ally and Nkisi Piro. Ally, Nkisi and I met through mutual friends right after my family left the desert about 5 years ago. Due to the amazing abilities of connection that social media gifts us all, these ladies and I have kept in touch over the years and developed a natural bond regardless of time or space. When we returned to the desert last year, I was super excited to meet these souls in the flesh and continue to grow our bond. Today's episode is a conversation with both of my friends, so we get to hear a little bit about both Ally and Nkisi separately and as a couple. Individually, they are both studied and practiced energy and food healers and are committed to creating balanced and well lifestyles for their home and their community. As a team, they co-create some of the most beautiful meditative spaces I have been in (well I only got to visit once this last year, though I can now see clearly what they really got going on :) Using the ancient practice of sound healing through Yoga Nidra, these sistren have helped align many bodies throughout the valley. I asked Nikisi if she would be willing to share some of her healing energy with us on the show, so make sure you stay tuned after the 1st segment for a short and powerful sound meditation with Nkisi! These 2 women consciously inject the environment they are in with understanding, patience and love. I appreciate how their fire works together, pushing one another to never give up on achieving higher versions of self. I appreciate having their energy and support in my life and here with my family as we settle back into desert life. Many wonder who would move to a waterless, dry and hot place like the desert. Let me tell you, some really interesting and direct humans that wish to learn what sustainability and community is really all about. In the desert you need one another to make it through the extreme times. I am thankful my friends, that you 2 are a part of my team. Truly, the way in which you share your own path of self realization is needed in our community! Charging your work on sistren!!! Tune in to hear a dope convo between 3 women focused on healing. AND stay tuned for the meditation at the end of the episode! I almost fell asleep while recording! Peace family --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/conversationswithfriends/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/conversationswithfriends/support

Inauguramos nuevo mes, con nuevos pelotazos. Nos volvemos a cruzar con Óscar Mulero y su aparición en el sello de Vatican Shadow, descubrimos el nuevo álbum de la congoleña NKISI, volamos con Petar Dundov y bailamos con Gerd Janson entre muchos otros. La Lista I: Petar Dundov - Pyroelectric [Cocoon Recordings] Mikron - Embers [Central Processing Unit] Baptisma - Pes#1 (Hodge Remix) [Diskant] Pablo Fierro - Tel Aviv To Casablanca [Innervisions] Armagnac - XTC 2018 (ndrgrnd instrmntl mix) [Skylax Records] Goodis - Frisbee (Bottin edit) Peter Matson - 3am to Sete [Bastard Jazz Recordings] SHCAA - An Ungrateful Death [R&S Records] Simoncino - Bella Ciao [Love Notes BK] Wayward - Silver [Beats Of No Nation] ED1999 – Sleazy Nook [Porpax Records] Lorenz Rhode - Back (Gerd Janson Remix) [Compost] Iain Howie - Living & Dying [Needwant] Disco de la semana: '7 Directions' de NKISI, publicado por UIQ NKISI - I [UIQ] NKISI - III [UIQ] NKISI - V [UIQ] NKISI - VII [UIQ] Leyenda 808: Leyenda 808: Todd Terry - Jumpin' [UMM] 1994 La Lista II Joannes - Vrijdag (Nadia Struiwigh Remix) [SoHaSo] Beige - Ghost Producer (Acid Arab Remix) [Global Warming Records] James Welsh - Hammers [Futureboogie] Fragmentor - A Man Lost In Time [Quartz] Fabio Vinuesa - Wrrrong AF [Hooded Records] Abstract Division - Aftermath [Just This] Cherushii & Maria Minerva – A Day Without You [100% Silk] Echologist & Matrixxman - Offline [Planet Rhythm] Óscar Mulero – Adavre [Hospital Productions] My Flower - Rea [Just This]

Full-throttle tunes from a breakthrough artist. Read more here: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=660 @nkisi

Au programme cette semaine : "Sémaphore" de Requin Chagrin, "Young HeatThrob" de Kodie Shane, "The Unseen in Between" de Steve Gunn, "Remind Me Tomorrow" de Sharon Van Etten et "7 Directions" de Nkisi ! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This month in Berlin, Admina (pictured) is smashing the patriarchy with techno, Big Freedia is here to make you shake, Oshun showcase their bittersweet debut album, The Guilt want you to dance to the revolution, and Chicks on Speed are celebrating 20 years of making music. Tune in for all that plus tunes by Elysia Crampton, Nakhane, Rebeca Lane, Bitpart, Clara Luzia, Better off Dead, Auth, Aurora, Nkisi and Exploded View. This is the final episode of Expatriarch Radio. A HUGE thanks to Joey Hansom of Godmother who started this thing back in 2010, to Gizem aka 6zm who recently joined as co-host and co-producer, to all our friends at reboot.fm, coloRadio, Radio BLAU, radio t, and FSK, to Sky for lending her microphone, to Kiesia for building our shiny website, to all the people we interviewed, our guest DJs and everyone whose music we played, and of course YOU our listeners! Our archive of past shows will remain accessible via Soundcloud and Mixcloud. Expatriarch Radio is broadcast on reboot.fm (88.4 in Berlin, 90.7 in Potsdam), coloRadio (99.3 and 99.4FM in Dresden), Radio BLAU (99.2FM in Leipzig), radio t (102.7FM in Chemnitz), FSK (93.0FM in Hamburg), and online all the time at www.expatriarch.com. You can also subscribe and download episodes via iTunes podcasts. Tracklisting: www.expatriarch.com/radio96