Podcasts about sandunes

Listen every Friday from 21 till 22 (Moscow time) Jazz FM (radiojazzfm.ru) Subscribe in iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ru/podcast/funk-and-beyond-weekly/id1063844118?mt=2 for more details please visit beyondfunk.ru Tracklist: 1. DARGZ feat. Moses Boyd - Lou's Tune 2. The Natural Yogurt Band - Lament For Piano 3. Nostalgia 77 - Little steps (instrumental) 4. The Hackney Colliery Band - Empire State Of Mind 5. Monophonics - Bang Bang 6. Nubiyan Twist feat. Nubiya Brandon - Sugar Cane 7. The Expansions - Transcoso 8. The Colours That Rise - Atmosphere 9. FloFilz - Strafzettel 10. Yazmin Lacey - Not Today Mate 11. Kennebec, Alfa Mist - Quest (Alfa Mist Remix) 12. PYJÆN feat. Blue Lab Beats - Sage Secrets 13. Oscar Jerome - Sun For Someone 14. RR=NOW - Awake To You 15. Richard Spaven & Sandunes - Tree of Life 16. Richard Spaven & Sandunes - 1759 (Outro) 17. Kiefer, Pera Krstajic & Luke Titus - Why Not! 18. Gary Bartz & Maisha - Harlem to Haarlem 19. Rayuela - Sexo Y Dinero

Best of 2023 (Part 1) with big club tunes from Flowdan, WheelUP and Baalti. Soul from Cleo Sol, MELONYX, Jimetta Rose & the Voices Of Creation, Yazmin Lacey. Hip Hop from YUNGMORPHEUS, John Wells, Little Simz, Guvna B feat Michaela Coel. Broken Beat from Sci-Clone, Kaidi Taitham and Sandunes. A hypnotic track form Tara Clerkin Trio. Plus plenty more music treats.

As broadcast @ www.totallywiredradio.com Tuesday 12.12.23Hour One and Two with Ket Shah01. Avis - Baby, This Love I Have (Sean Innit Edit) (Feline 1987)02. Mike Salta & Mortale - Mamboyar (Music For Dreams 2023)03. Sandunes ft. Half Waif - Cyclone (Tru Thoughts 2023)04. Steven Bamidele - No One Said (edbl Remix) (Tru Thoughts 2023)05. Club des Belugas & Thomas Siffling - Lawns (Glamjazz 2023)06. Agustín Pereyra Lucena - Pro Forma (Tonodisc / Far Out 1970 / 2023)07. Inês Loubet - Sambo Mesmo Sem (Alberts Favorites 2023)08. Anna-Marie Johnson - Waiting For Your Love (Self Released 2023)09. Léa Mondo - Heights Of Love (Wah Wah 45's 2023)10. Preston Glass & Chosen Family ft Brandon Wattz - The Vibe That I Get from You (SoulMusic 2023011. Will Downing - Love You Right (Sophisticated Soul 2023)12. Dina Ögon - Det Läcker (Playground Music 2023)13. United Freedom Collective ft. Labdi - Nyiego (Dama Dama 2023)14. Everis With Wancee - Love and Affection (Marky B Remix) (Self Released 2023)15. Narada Michael Walden - Close To My Heart (Nicolosi / Walden Music 2023)16. The BritFunk Association - Angel Eyes (Expansion 2023)17. Los Charly's Orchestra Ft Xantone Blacq - Open Up Your Mind (Imagines 2023)18. Simbad - Wake Up (Freerange 2023)19. SouLutions ft Kathy Kosins & Louise Mehan - Distance (Self Released 2023)20. DJ Psycho - Sleepless Nights (Mark Mac Remix) (Deep Clicks 2023)21. Will Brock & Sumsuch - LoA (Land of America) (Clean Version) (Colour & Pitch 2023)22. Eddvin - Do No Change (Just Move 2023)23. Din Jay - Falling From Your Eyes (Catele 2023)24. Rob Hayes x Sharon West - Paradise (Play 2023)

Hip Hop from YUNGMORPHEUS & Real Bad Man, Group Home, Sonnyjim & Lee Scott and KRS One. Jazz from Thysenterprise. A track from the new Andre 3000 album. Classic Drum & Bass from Karime Kendra remixed by DJ Die. UK Garage from Chimpo. Dancefloor Disco / Boogie from Scruscru, Close Counters and Mad Honey. An interview with Sandunes and some tunes from her new Tru Thoughts album ‘The Ground Beneath Her Feet'. Plus plenty more music treats.

Take Our Survey: Vote for your favorite LF Show episodes HERE From auto plants to Amazon warehouses, to Hollywood studios, pharmacies and hospitals, almost half a million workers have gone on strike so far this year. Many are celebrating this revival of labor power, but what does it mean for workers of color — often hardest hit — and least well treated even by traditional labor organizations? Worker rights and racial justice are linked, but mainstream media often fails to make the connection. In this “Meet the BIPOC Press” episode co-hosted by Laura Flanders and Sara Lomax, Co-founder of URL Media, we explore the diversity of today's unionized workforce and their demands. What happens when media bring a race-smart angle to their reporting? Joining us are Queens, New York-based reporter Amir Khafagy, reporting on the intersection of labor and immigration at Documented; and News Editor Carolyn Copeland, who is tracking national labor coverage with her team at Prism.“Whenever you're talking about unions, you're always talking about people of color because people of color are more likely to belong to a union . . . Union issues are always a racial justice issue.” - Carolyn Copeland“We have this sense of the burly Trade Union white guy that sometimes votes Republican. But lately, what we've seen now is the trade unions have come to realize that the historical animosity they had, especially towards immigrant workers and Black and Latino workers, has actually hurt their movement.“ - Amir Khafagy“There has been a generational concern in Philadelphia about the racial gap in access to union participation . . . A lot of Black and BIPOC workers have not been able to join some of the unions in Philadelphia, skilled trades, et cetera. And it's really created a racial hierarchy in the unions.” - Sara LomaxGuests:Carolyn Copeland: News Editor, PrismAmir Khafagy:  Journalist, Report for America Member, DocumentedSara Lomax: Co-Founder, URL Media; President & CEO, WURD Radio Full Episode Notes are located HERE.  They include related episodes, articles, and more.Music In the Middle:  “The Surge” by Sandunes featuring Ramya Pathuri, from their full length album The Ground Beneath Her Feet, released on Tru Thoughts records. And additional music included- "Steppin," "Beachhead," and "Ocean Point" by Podington Bear. 

A great track from the new Quantic album feat Andreya Triana. Soul from Miranda Joan and Moonchild. Hip Hop from Daniel Son, Homeboy Sandman (with a rap about not eating meat), Sonnyjim & Lee Scott and Craig Mack (produced by The 45 King). Quality dancefloor beats from Sandunes on Tru Thoughts. Jazz for the club from Isaiah Collier and Rebecca Vasmant remixing TC & The Groove Family. Drum & Bass from Tokyo Prose and Tyke remixing The Sindecut & Ijeoma. Plus plenty more music treats,

Full show: https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: Geto Boys, Table For Three, conshus, Onry Ozzborn, Cloudy October, Configa, Sulpacio Jones, Killer Mike, Eryn Allen Kane, Robert Glasper, El Buho, Li Saumet, Funky DL, Gareth Donkin, Danny Brown, The Midnight Hour, Theon Cross, Scumbag Beer Club, WordChemist, Shinobi Stalin, Tek the Intern, Homeboy Sandman, Sandunes, Ramya Pothuri, Headkrack, Method Man, Kool Keith, Fly Deff, Mad Sexual Genius, Black Milk, Quelle Chris, DJ Shadow, Slowe, Dutchie, Kelis, Michael Jackson, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

Deep grooves from Sandunes. Maurice Fulton remixes Asha Puthli. Hip Hop from MC Abdul, Ultramagnetic MC's, King Kashmere x Alecs Delarge. Sung vocals with D&B influences from Tara Lily and Slowe remixed by Dutchie. Jazz from Joshua Moshe. Reggae from Dennis Brown, Max Romeo, Jah Mooly and Bob Marley. A Brazilian influenced track from Sault. Plus plenty more music treats.

Check the great lyrics from Joshua Idehen on his ‘Learn To Swim' track. Bruk from Sci-Clone on Metalheadz, Alex Phountzi remixes a classic from EVM128 and Bok Bok remixes Jorja Smith. Hip Hop from Sublingual & Chillman. Drum and Bass from DJ Marky and Makoto remixing a track from WheelUP's latest album. Sandunes fuses 19th Century Harpsichord with Broken Beat. Quality tunes from Oscar Jerome, RUBII & J P Rose. Plus plenty more music treats.

Music from the Fybe:One album on Tru Thoughts featuring Georgia Blackwell. Deep dancefloor groves from Thabo Tonick. Broken Beat from Donsurf remixing Sharky. Street Soul from Earth Angel and The Sindecut & Ijeoma. Plus a special Hip Hop DJ mix covering tunes from 1994-1995 including Bahamadia, Unity Committee & Rebels Of Rhythm, Boogiemonsters, plus Dubplates from Das EFX, KRS One and The Pharcyde

A couple of tunes in tribute to Sinéad O'Connor (Rest In Peace) - one produced by Sly & Robbie and one remixed by Hank Shocklee (The Bomb Squad / Public Enemy). Hip Hop from Danger Mouse & Jemini, King Kashmere x Alecs Delarge and a Kool Keith Ultramagnetic MCs Dubplate. Street Soul from The Sindecut & Ijeoma. Drum & Bass from DJ Marky feat Charli Brix & Alibi, Saikon and Chug. New music on Tru Thoughts from Sandunes feat Ramya Pothuri. Plus plenty more music treats.

Sarathy Korwar, Nwando Ebizie, Sandunes and Abel Selaocoe discuss diversifying the classical music space, balancing capitalistic forces with creativity, and creating space in which to disappear. Sarathy Korwar is a composer and percussionist whose music combines jazz, Indian classical, Indian folk and electronic influences. His latest record, KALAK, explores what the past, present and future are, and how they interact. Nwando Ebizie is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work combines music, performance art and ritualistic dance from the African diaspora. She has released music under the alter ego Lady Vendredi, who she describes as a time-travelling pop star from another dimension. Sanaya Ardeshir, AKA Sandunes, is a composer, producer and pianist from Mumbai, India, who incorporates elements of dance and jazz to create something wholly unique. She describes her sound as rhythmic meditations on the future of pop and electronic music. Abel Selaocoe is a South African cellist and singer whose work blends everything from African dance rhythms to 18th-Century sonatas. His latest record, Where Is Home, wanders through his musical life so far, which sees him beatboxing a song about his nephew and singing counter melodies taught to him by his mother.

We celebrate the Mexican holiday of Día de los Muertos with music written in homage to those who are no longer with us. Music by Miguel del Aguila, Sandunes and Kyla-Rose Smith, Elliot Carter, Michael Gordon and Gabriela Ortiz.

Anchorsong, Loraine James, Gold Panda and Sandunes discuss what song they'd make it they knew billions of people were going to listen to it, being guided by samples, the importance of keeping in the mistakes, and the art of making organic sounds. Masaaki Yoshida is better known as Anchorsong, an electronic musician and producer originally from Tokyo. He describes his music as being “borderless”, fusing dance music and samples with elements of rock, hip-hop and electronica. Sanaya Aredeshir, also known as Sandunes, is a composer, producer, and pianist from Mumbai, India who incorporates elements of dance and jazz to create something wholly unique. Derwin Schlecker, aka Gold Panda, is an electronic music producer and performer who creates “swirling electronic textures out of samples from pop, soul, hip-hop, or whatever happens to be lying around”. And finally, Loraine James is an experimental electronic adventurer and producer who's breaking new ground with her sound, and is one of the most exciting talents coming out of London right now. Her latest album, Reflections, is her most critically acclaimed work to date.

Sandunes is a composer, producer and pianist from Mumbai, India. She has been making mostly instrumental music for years, but lately she has been drawn to the emotional power of the human voice. This has been especially important for her latest EP ‘ Nowhere to Stand', which explores the fears & questions surrounding change. On the EP, she explores both her own relationship with change, and that of the four guest vocalists who feature on it.

Well hello, and welcome to episode 97 of the regenerate podcast, with me Phil Wilshaw, from Phoenix 6. What a year 2020 has been, i really hope you all out there are safe happy and well. I'm very glad to be able to take some time this xmas to relax and recover from a year that has been absolutely crazy busy, and in support of that, here's my end of year chilled out christmas mix. This is music to put our feet up to, a really calming blissed out set of sounds, and even featuring the first ever xmas song to be played on the podcast. But if you don't like that cliché stuff, don't worry, i almost guarantee you wont ever have heard it before. Just a final word before we get started, there's only a couple more months to go to our episode 100 extravaganza, and i can now reveal the theme - essentially the dream team that is Phoenix 6, VRB Project, Hatfield and Holmes, The intergalactic DJs have all gotten together and chipped in a big old list of the songs that got them into house, techno, trance and progressive before regenerate was even a twinkle in our eyes. we've split it out over a couple of mixes, and we can't wait to share all this stuff with you. there's some obvious classics in there, together with some really important tunes that i would be willing to bet you've never heard before. So yet again this intro has gotten extremely long, all that's left is for me to say stay safe out there, and enjoy my winter chillout mix. 1. Super-Frog Saves Tokyo - Beautiful Surfaces (Solarstone Ambient Intro Version) 2. Vadim Zhukov - Moscow Morning (Andy Hagerty Ambient Version) 3. Humate - Love Stimulation (Michael Woods Ambient Remix) 4. Living Room - Aether (Pearldiver's Ambient Dub) 5. Andrew Bayer - A Brief Interlude (Original Mix) 6. Above & Beyond - Thing Called Love 7. Ohmna - The Sun 'll Shine (Bali Ambient Mix) 8. After The Cutt - Say You Love Me (Ambient Mix) 9. False Angel - Salvation (Ambient) 10. Sonor Motion - Christmas Stress (Radio Edit) 11. Yogaj - Trataka (Ambient Mix) 12. Sandunes, Richard Spaven - Can't Say That to You (Original Mix) 13. BT - Sunfall (Original Mix) 14. Private Taste, Ashtrax - First (Ashtrax Ambient Mix) 15. Kalabi - Downtime (Ambient Mix) 16. Dee Montero - Aria (Ambient Mix) 17. D*Note - D*votion 18. Living Room - Organic Sundance (Ambient Dub) 19. Hedonix - Matura 20. BT - The Ferris Wheel (Theme to the Film "Monster") 21. Csillagkod - Nascent Planets (Light Ambient)

JK Group - What's Real? (La Sape)Fox Capture Plan - Into The Spiral - Discovery (Playwright)Quincy Davis - Nat Turner - Q Vision (Qore)The Nels Cline Singers - Segunda - Share The Wealth (Blue Note)Menagerie - Freething (feat. Lance Ferguson) (Freestyle)Collocutor - Gozo - Soul Jazz Records Presents Kaleidoscope: New Spirits Known & Unknown (Soul Jazz)Linkwood & Other Lands - First Take - Face The Facts (Athens Of The North)Ghost Funk Orchestra - Queen Bee - An Ode To Escapism (Karma Chief)Vels Trio - 40 Point (feat. Shabaka Hutchings) - Yellow Ochre (Vels Trio)AP Big Band - Morning Bell - Plays Radiohead (Youkali)Emma Donovan & The Putbacks - Don't Give Up On Me - Crossover (HopeStreet)Alfa Mist - Galaxy - Blue Note Re:Imagined (Blue Note)Richard Spaven - In Readiness - Spaven x Sandunes (!K7)Byron The Aquarius - Space & Time - Ambrosia (Axis)The Bongolian - Do You Like It Like That - Harlem Hipshake (Blow Up)Quantic - Nineteen Hundred & Eighty Five - Selva Selects: Thunderclaps (Selva)Skalpel - Escape (Hatti Vatti Remix) - Escape Remixes (NoPaper)Kamaal Williams - Save Me - Wu Hen (Black Focus)KOKOROKO - Baba Ayoola (Brownswood)Cory Wong - Design (feat. Kimbra) - The Striped Album (Roundwound)Scrimshire - Where Are We (feat. Stac) - Believers (Albert's Favourites)Sam Irl - Changes - Community - 15 Years Of Jazz & Milk (Jazz & Milk)Emma-Jean Thackray - Speak No Evil (Night Dreamer) - Blue Note Re:Imagined (Blue Note)

In deze aflevering (#5) van Vrije Geluiden 2 Go hoor je nieuwe muziek afkomstig uit een wisselwerking tussen India en het Verenigd Koninkrijk: de Britse drummer Richard Spaven maakte samen met de toonaangevende elektronicaproducer Sandunes uit Mumbai een EP waarin veelzijdigde elektronica naadloos aansloot op Spavens lenige drumspel. Drummer Sarathy Korwar genoot een klassieke tabla-opleiding in India voordat hij zelf naar Londen verhuisde. Daar brengt hij nu migrantenverhalen van de Indiase diaspora samen in zijn muziek. Van heet van de naald in de eerste helft gaat Iddo in het tweede gedeelte helemaal terug naar 1928, in een zoektocht naar de meest iconische solo's uit de jazz: improvisaties die decennia later nog bestudeerd, bewonderd en binnenstebuiten gekeerd worden. Ook hier speelt het heden een belangrijke rol, wanneer de schijnwerpers worden gezet op een recente solo van Cory Henry die zomaar eens in het rijtje van meest iconische solo's ooit terecht zou kunnen komen. Met (fragmenten uit) deze muziek: Richard Spaven X Sandunes – Tree of Life Hidden Orchestra – Western Isles (Live at Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts) Sarathy Korwar feat. Kushal Gaya (Juggernaut) Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five – West End Blues Coleman Hawkins – Body & Soul Miles Davis – So What (Kind of Blue) John Coltrane – Giant Steps (Giant Steps) Snarky Puppy – Lingus foto: Tore Sætre / Wikimedia

This is a collaborative project...Rick Hermann created the cover art,Reg Schloss came up with the title and yours truly created the mix...Please enjoy!TRACKLISTRed Axes - Pad Yoga RagaEarth Leakage Trip - No IdeaJomar Watson & Mofesta - Every Little ThingMadonna - SecretNatasha Kitty Katt & Dennis Probert - Master Of The MoonMark Lower - Express YourselfTube & Berger - Free Tribe 2.0Everything But The Girl - Missing (Jo Manji Rework)The Deepshakerz & Simon Kidzoo - ShamanizeSaine - Love MusicJimpster - Echoes In My HeadKenny Charles - Clean His House Up (Defender Dub Mix)Spaven x Sandunes - EvelynAnane - Standing In Line (Masters At Work Remix)Prince - Walkin' In Glory (2020 Remaster)

This is a collaborative project...Rick Hermann created the cover art,Reg Schloss came up with the title and yours truly created the mix...Please enjoy!TRACKLISTRed Axes - Pad Yoga RagaEarth Leakage Trip - No IdeaJomar Watson & Mofesta - Every Little ThingMadonna - SecretNatasha Kitty Katt & Dennis Probert - Master Of The MoonMark Lower - Express YourselfTube & Berger - Free Tribe 2.0Everything But The Girl - Missing (Jo Manji Rework)The Deepshakerz & Simon Kidzoo - ShamanizeSaine - Love MusicJimpster - Echoes In My HeadKenny Charles - Clean His House Up (Defender Dub Mix)Spaven x Sandunes - EvelynAnane - Standing In Line (Masters At Work Remix)Prince - Walkin' In Glory (2020 Remaster)

Angelo Badalamenti - Dance Of The Dream Man - Twin Peaks OST (Warner Bros.)Astrid Engberg - Phoenix - Tulpa (Creak, Inc.)Native Dancer - Pixies - Tides (self)Free Radicals - Racist Car No Driver (feat. Swatara Olushola) - White Power Outage, Vol. 1 (RWE)Steve Arrington - Make A Difference - Down To The Lowest Terms: The Soul Sessions (Stones Throw)Hypnotic Brass Ensemble - Showtime - Bad Boys Of Jazz (Fat Beats)Takuya Kuroda - Moody - Fly Moon Die Soon (First Word)Gerardo Frisina - Guava - Moving Ahead (Schema)Eddie Henderson - The Funk Surgeon - Coming Through (Capitol)Mighty Souls Brass Band - 20-75 - The People (MSBB)Conjure - The Wardrobe Master Of Paradise - Conjure: Music For The Texts Of Ishmael Reed (American Clave)Robert Zetterqvist - Quasimondo - Quasimondo (Z-Trading Ltd.)McCoy Tyner - African Village - Time For Tyner (Blue Note)Rymden - The Space Sailor - Space Sailors (Jazzland)Caesar Frazier - Hickey Burr - Hail Caesar (Ace)Potatohead People - What It Feels Like (Bastard Jazz)Stix Bones - Love On The Water - Breaks From The Soul (B.O.N.E. Ent.)Butcher Brown - Tidal Wave - #KingButch (Concord Jazz)Sarathy Korwar - Birthright - Otherland (The Leaf Label)Miles Davis - The Jam Session - Dingo OST (Rhino/Warner)Agbeko - D.O.D. - D.O.D. (634256 Records DK2)Maciej Gołyźniak Trio - Elwood Curtis, Brooklyn Ave 1567 - The Orchid (Polish Jazz, Vol. 85) (WM Poland/WMI)Richard Spaven - Can't Say That To You - Spaven x Sandunes (!K7)

Richard Spaven - In Readiness - Spaven x Sandunes (!K7)Richard Zetterqvist - Pseudo Jazz - Quasimondo (Axrecords)Hypnotic Brass Ensemble - Art Comes First - Bad Boys Of Jazz (Fat Beats)Jabberloop - Eyes Of Love - Core (JUNONSAISAIRECORDS)Oliver Lutz - His Beardness - Re: Calamari (recordJet)Adeline - Just Another Day - Intérimes (Unity Rec)JaRon Marshall - Act 1 - Last June - The Black Power Tapes (Cascade)Keedron Bryant -  I JUST WANNA LIVE - I JUST WANNA LIVE (Warner)Tkay Maidza - PB Jam - Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 2 (4AD)Huw Marc Bennett - In My Craft (feat. Miryam Solomon) (Albert's Favourites)Toots & The Maytals - Reggae Got Soul - Funky Kingston (Island)Bobby Boyd Congress - Dig Deep In Your Soul - Bobby Boyd Congress (Vadim)Hibernation - Mix It With The Relish - Organic Technology (Tribal Shift)Weber & Weber - Home Is Where The Heart Is - Frozen In Time (Lemongrassmusic)Mammal Hands - Little One - Captured Spirits (Gondwana)Kahil El'Zabar - Jump and Shout (For Those Now Gone) - Kahil El'Zabar's America The Beautiful (Spiritmuse)Ill Considered - Liquid Science - Band Selects (New Soil)Silver Apples - Oscillations - Silver Apples (MCA)Nikitch & Kuna Maze - The Leak (Tru Thoughts)Jimi Tenor - Vocalize My Luv - Aulos (Philopon)Richard "Groove" Holmes - Night Glider - Night Glider (Groove Merchant)Ishkero - Triple B - Brume (Chuwanaga)_BY.ALEXANDER - le merveilleux résumé - 000 CHANNEL BLACK (Blue Note)Lua Preta - Baille Lotus - Diaspora (self)Roscoe Weathers - Penny Whistle Montuna - I'll Remember (Jazzman)Richard Spaven - Little Ships - Spaven x Sandunes (!K7)Kelpe - Mum Under Sun - If Not Now When (DRUT)Yello - Core Shift - Point (Polydor)sUb_modU - RAM Generation - Pidgin Synths (Tru Thoughts)Hypnotic Brass Ensemble - What It Is - Bad Boys Of Jazz (Fat Beats)

New releases reviewed this week come courtesy of Marilyn Manson, The Pineapple Thief, Uniform, a collaboration between Richard Spaven and Sandunes and Ihsahn whilst Broken Records takes a look at Van Halen's over-blown, over-stuffed, over-the-hill 11th album, confusingly titled III. Speaking of overuse of words that are prefixed by the word 'over', Remfry becomes over-excited by the fact that the first chord change in 7 years occurred during the performance of John Cage's As Slow As Possible, a piece of music being performed in a church in Germany over a period of 639 years. He needs to get out more. Steve sobers him up with the news of Milk Teeth's demise and breaking news as we went to record that Creeper drummer Dan Bratton has left the band. There is also devastating news as Holy Roar records, a label we've historically championed on the show, has dissolved due to disturbing and distressing rape allegations that have been made against the label's founder. Remfry and Steve would like to reiterate that any form of sexual assault is unacceptable and their deepest sympathies go out to those who have had the courage to speak out.Some important links for those who have suffered or know anyone who has suffered at the hands of sexual abuse: https://www.mind.org.uk/need-urgent-help/using-this-toolhttps://rapecrisis.org.uk/get-help/https://www.victimsupport.org.uk/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we're delving into our archive looking back to October 2017, and 'Different Trains 1947'. This was a fascinating project which featured composer Jack Barnett from These New Puritans and producer Sandunes amongst other key performers and filmmakers.From the Archive sees us dig into our extensive contemporary and classical music and cinema podcast archive as we rediscover interviews and discussions with artists, with our long-standing producer and presenter, Ben Eshmade. Subscribe to Nothing Concrete on Acast, Spotify, iTunes or wherever you find your podcast.Show your support for the Barbican by making a donation and help inspire more people to discover and love the arts. https://www.barbican.org.uk/donate See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Maulik is on the prowl for some weird, funny & interesting occurrences in the world of music. It's also a great time to discover some cool new music coming from independent Indian musicians.

Tash was flying solo in the studio tonight with a heavy helping of new music from the likes of Rebecca Lou, Sandunes, Merpire and PILLOW QUEENS. She was also joined in the studio by Olivia Nelson who talked about what inspires her, her love of meditation and her upcoming gig at Student Jazz Quarters on the 19th February.

In this full-length audio documentary, we explore how immigration laws hurt an underrepresented group of electronic artists: those from outside the US and the EU.

In this full-length audio documentary, we explore how immigration laws hurt an underrepresented group of electronic artists: those from outside the US and the EU.

HYC 036 welcomes a guest mix from Mumbai native Sandunes. One of the leading figures in Indias electronic music scene and a key figure amongst the creative community Sandunes has been actively playing a pivotal role in helping to develop the music scene and help bring the artists to a wider audience. She is a talented pianist and keyboard player and was recently asked to open up for Bonobo as part of the acclaimed Manchester International Festival earlier this year. She is also working alongside Warp Records, Boileroom & Actress to bring to life the Different Trains 1947 project that takes place later this year to honour 70 years of Indian independence. For her mix she shines a light on a number of Indian electronic producers and it shows the diversity and talent coming out of the region, with tracks taking in soul, electronica, hip hop, beats and bass music. leading into this Jonny dub brings 20 minutes featuring a number of Indian artists and a couple of new UK flavours

Another amazing artist for my Ladies Special, on this week’s episode, I’ve got electronica artist, DJ, producer and composer Sanaya Ardeshir aka Sandunes. She talks about everything from her post-rock band days in London, vertical vinyl players, her newest release Downstream, performing with Pretty Lights, creating a soundbank of Bombay sounds, and being in a very recent bra ad. Opening the episode is a track by Sanjay Divecha who featured on episode 78 of Maed in India. Sanjay Divecha ‘Thillana’ Sandunes ‘Switching Rails’ ‘Crystal Pink’ 'Sly Bounce' ‘Does Bombay Dream Of Nola’ ‘Indigo Village’ The Maed In India Podcast is also available on iTunes: https://goo.gl/mvFfLJ, Stitcher: https://goo.gl/Dc7iaV, Tunein: https://goo.gl/xw5liS, Or generally, just about any app you use to get your podcasts (Overcast, Beyond Pod) This is an IVM Production; for more such awesome podcasts, come find us: Website: Indusvox.com Facebook: https://goo.gl/P130uw Twitter: https://goo.gl/7P7Uec Instagram: https://goo.gl/qH3PHm

On this week’s episode, we have rapper and emcee from California, SETI X. He talks about his love for Hip Hop, his many collaborations, SlumGods, and the need for social justice. He wrecked the mic live in studio, playing three of his tracks and freestyling accompanied by Violinder. Opening the episode is a track by Sanaya Ardeshir aka Sandunes who’ll be featured on episode 91 of Maed in India as part of our Women's Day Special. Sandunes ‘Juno Baby’ SETI X ‘Dust and Light’ ‘Fiyah Pon Babylon’ ‘[Freestyle feat. Violinder]’ The Maed In India Podcast is also available on iTunes: https://goo.gl/mvFfLJ, Stitcher: https://goo.gl/Dc7iaV, Tunein: https://goo.gl/xw5liS, Or generally, just about any app you use to get your podcasts (Overcast, Beyond Pod) Follow Maed In India on: Facebook: facebook.com/maedinindia/ Twitter: twitter.com/maedinindia This is an IVM Production; for more such awesome podcasts, come find us: Website: Indusvox.com Facebook: https://goo.gl/P130uw Twitter: https://goo.gl/7P7Uec Instagram: https://goo.gl/qH3PHm

Jivraj Singh has been a staple member of the Indian music scene for a while. Having dabbled in a variety of projects, first with Skinny Alley, then its alter-ego PINKNOISE, Jivraj also joined forces with Sandunes on the renowned Perfectiming project and then had a fierce collab with Amyt Datta, it’s with Parekh & Singh that Jivraj is gaining the recognition he deserves - let's not forget that he was also selected to be a Red Bull Music Academy participant in 2011. Peacefrog Record’s re-release of the duo’s album, ‘Ocean’, is slowly taking the world by storm. The dream pop duo’s video for ‘I Love You Baby, I Love You Doll’ was internationally acclaimed for its aesthetically pleasing look and catchy melody. Off the back of this video - the duo also recently performed live on BBC Radio 6 - the first Indian act ever to do so. It was, of course, time for a Wild City mix. As expected and in true artistic taste, the musician decided to blend together an assortment of songs he’s been listening to on his night drives around Kolkata. He masterfully fuses ‘Mad’ by Solange, allowing Lil Wayne’s feature on it to take prominence, into the disco anthem ‘IGY’ by Donald Fagen. He slows things down with ‘Ache’ by FKA Twigs and then ‘4x4’ by Jennah Barry before raising the tempo with ‘When It Rain’ by Danny Brown before finishing the mix off with the eternal crowd-pleaser ‘Antidote’ by Travis Scott. As you listen to the 27-minute mix, you can imagine the very route he’s taking as it slows down and speeds up dependent on the street. It starts off contemplative with serpentwithfeet and Aphex Twin tracks, adjusting your mindset to the drive and car. And on tracks like ‘Ache’, you can imagine him cautiously approaching the train tracks he passes through before pausing, looking left and right before crossing. Despite its length, it’s one of our favourite mixes - mainly because of the variety of tunes he's managed to cram in such a short span of time. For a tracklist and further info, head over here: http://www.thewildcity.com/EN/music.xhtml/article/11586-wild-city-126-jivraj-singh

On this episode of our Mumbai-focused podcast The Paodcast, we talk about popular home dining experiences in our food section Bombay Binge; interview one of the organisers of the Sofar Sounds gig series in our culture segment The Scene; and recommend the second lot of our favourite Bombay books in city news and history showcase Metro Station. You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcast App on Android: https://goo.gl/tGYdU1 or iOS: https://goo.gl/sZSTU5 You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

Sri Lanka’s SMPRSN (alternate alias Daffy Maestro) is the next selector to contribute to our growing music division here at Wild City. The Kandi based artist, known to his peers as Gihan Senevirathne, has been making tunes at home since the late 90s. He put out his debut four track EP ‘Home’ on Soundcloud under the name Daffy Maestro in 2013, playing with lo-fi, bass centric electronic sounds with a touch of experimentation. He came into the spotlight as Daffy Maestro in 2010, after he began contact with Border Movement and Colombo based DJ, producer and label owner Asvajit. The last year has seen him play live in his country and also recently in Mumbai for the Border Movement Sound Lab, where he performed and collaborated with acclaimed Indian and German acts including Sandunes, Aqua Dominatrix, SnowShoe and Sasha Perera, Toto Wolf and Oren Gerlitz - together known as Perera Elsewhere. Senevirathne’s Wild City Mix echoes the streamlined auditory aesthetic of SMPRSN which explores the dark contemporary bass and future garage inflected electronica that hs influenced the artist. You’ll notice a lot of familiar names and possibly familiar tunes in this star studded mix, which, with featured artists like Nosaj Thing, Burial, FlyLo, Amon Tobin and so many more, can really do no wrong. SMPRSN’s mixtape begins with some warm 80’s synth jams courtesy Come Truise and gets progressively dancier and at times, darker, with some stellar electronic compositions. Its sound takes a bass heavy turn midway with The Bug’s taking over, then moves on to the splintered beats, ghostly samples and earworm vocals of Burial and Ghostek and ends on a surprising ambient note with Need A Name. We recommend a good pair of headphones for this one. Tune in, you’re going to like it. For a tracklist and further info, head over here: http://www.thewildcity.com/EN/music.xhtml/article/7948-wild-city-091-smprsn

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1-Pools – Glass Animals 2-Sad Machine – Porter Robinson 3-Nile   – Douglas Dare 4-New Dorp New York – Sbtrkt 5-Many Descriptions – To Rococo Rot 6-Cavity – Hundred Waters 7-Only One –  Dj Rashad 8-Minipops 67 – Aphex Twin 9-Dreams – Hari and Sukhmani 10-Piya II – Sulk Station 11-Exti Strategy – Sandunes 12-Fill Your […]

Gold Panda, My Panda Shall Fly, Alien Panda Jury and now When Pandas Attack. What the fascination is with putting the word Panda in you band or DJ name, I can't exactly comment on. What I have observed however, is that it seems to be prevalent in acts truly pushing boundaries within their respective genre. The newest and youngest member of the 'Panda' society is When Pandas Attack - Delhi based musician and graphic designer Ankur Chauhan - someone who's recently popped up, quite literally out of nowhere and created official remixes for the likes of Sandunes and Monsoonsiren as well as uploaded a ton of tracks to his SoundCloud. In general, electronic artists bringing organic warmth to their recordings are few and far between - yet Pandas does this in a raw and clear cut manner - one of a handful of artists capable of crafting a widescreen and organic-sounding world - full of dynamic space. In line of that thought his mix comprises of a relatively down-tempo disposition: easy listening for those who’ve reached the dazed dawn after a wild night out, or for those making the best use of aural interlude. Its incremental progression is an insight into exactly what makes this kid tick - notable but, in the grand scheme, not revelatory. Maybe still, a touch mysterious - just the way we like it. For a tracklist and further info, head over here: http://www.thewildcity.com/EN/music.xhtml/article/5533-wild-city-075-when-pandas-attack

"Paralights is visceral music." Over 3 years of his existence as an engineer and producer in the Indian alternative scene, Ayan De merges emotive grooves with textural grit and glitch – cold and clinical instrumentation shivering with emotional fervour and timbre alike. Whether you like your beats mild, raw, or loud, chances are there's something for you in the music of Paralights. De has a clear possession and wide-ranging vision to balance minimal and maximal technicality and musicality, as first demonstrated on his debut Scores For Your Background EP. With more recent collaborations with Mumbai based Sandunes, his compositional range and palette for various electronic sensibilities also came out on full display. It's obvious that Paralights accomplishes this by consistently re-inventing combinations of a relatively scaled-down toolkit. Now starting to play shows, we can't wait to see him live. In fact, I think we may even tour him and his band around the country. For that however you'll have to wait until the start of season. We're too hot. Within this mix, it's maybe most charming that Paralights throws everything but the kitchen sink at us. In a display of love for sampling, beats, and synth lines, it flows through a number of original tracks alongside artists including Athlete and Trifonic, a clear inspiration for this young and inspired producer from Mumbai. “I have never done a DJ set before and the thought of doing this was more daunting than comforting to begin with, so eventually I stitched a couple of my favourite tracks together with live beats/sampling/guitar licks and synths. It's not the danciest of mixes, just something I hope people will find aurally pleasing." – Ayan De, Paralights For a tracklist and further info, head over here: http://www.thewildcity.com/EN/music.xhtml/article/4170-wild-city-068-paralights

This one's been a long time coming. As one half of Bay Beat Collective (BBC), Sohail Arora has been pushing low end sounds for over 4 years. His solo project Ez Riser aims to showcase newer forms of exactly that, yet with particular focus on glitch-hop and electronica (with a touch of hip-hop). A self confessed music geek and influenced by artists such as Koan Sound, Spoonbill, Opiuo and Griz (all currently destroying dancefloor's across the world), it's not hard to see where he gets his patronage for bass. As the founder of KRUNK, India's foremost alternative booking agency and events crew, Sohail has also over the years been responsible for touring acts such as Concord Dawn, Klute, London Elektricity, Koan Sound and Dub Phizix across India, whilst representing some of the freshest local sounds, including at a time, Dualist Inquiry and Reggae Rajahs with more recent additions such as Delhi Sultanate, BASSFoundation, Ox7gen and Sandunes. If like us, you've kept your ear to the ground, you'll know that he's done a lot. Ever attend any of the editions of BASS CAMP Festival? That's him too. Ultimately, it's Ez Riser's fidelity to the low end that ties his sound (and most probably life) together. And in truly well expected fashion, Wild City #051 absolutely bangs. From the stuttering almost-booty beat of Snareophobe's 'Stress Relief', right through to the fluttering groove of Heyoka's 'Glibidy Glob' and the hyper 'Eastern Thug', this is a mix made with the dancefloor in mind as much as the bedroom. And although the sounds may be familiar, the vibe is undeniably fresh - simply solid all the way through and that's more than enough. Fill your boots. "Introduction to glitch; Introducing a wide range of glitch influences, new and old on my 1st ever Wild City mix. Strictly for your best pair of headphones or sound system. Hope y'all like it." - Ez Riser For a tracklist and further info, head over here: http://www.thewildcity.com/EN/music.xhtml/article/3714-wild-city-051-ez-riser

The mesmerising Sandunes is a Mumbai based producer and live act like no other. Having made her first forays into the world of live music playing keys for bands such as Something Relevant and Resonance, she got a taste for the stage very early on. With an ever present fear of Bollywood sessions as a money making prospect for the future, she drove herself to studying music production in London instead, hoping to take things to the 'next level'. On her return, with a fresh perspective and new found taste for all things UK underground she started to make ripples within Mumbai's bustling scene, playing her debut show supporting Dualist Inquiry at blueFROG. This is when we first heard of her. "With new tools and toys, a promising future in AV experiences, and a barrage of live and impromptu FX, Sandunes is bringing her studio on stage." Her Wild City mix rolls through gently swinging house and garage, before turning its attention to busier UK cuts, including recent favourites from Blawan, Bondax and MJ Cole. It climaxes on one of our favourite tracks of the year, Joy Orbison's take on Four Tet's 'Love Cry'. For a tracklist and further info, head over here: http://www.thewildcity.com/EN/music.xhtml/article/2546-wild-city-037-sandunes