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Dans son dernier livre en date, Gabrielle Halpern poursuit sa réflexion sur l'hybridation. Dans Créer des ponts entre les mondes, une philosophe sur le terrain (Fayard), cette normalienne, docteure en philosophie, raconte son riche parcours et l'action qu'elle déploie en faveur d'un concept qui lui est cher. Hybridation. De quoi s'agit-il ? L'auteure, une spécialiste de l'écrivain et philosophe Elias Canetti, a déjà développé cette notion dans Tous centaures ! Éloge de l'hybridation (Le Pommier, 2020), un livre qui était au cœur de notre conversation lors de sa sortie, dans Idées, le 21 octobre 2021. À lire aussiGabrielle Halpern, docteure en Philosophie: «Tous Centaures, éloge de l'hybridation»On pourrait dire qu'il s'agit de la fusion de deux univers pour en inventer un troisième. Il s'agit en tout cas de créer en tenant compte de l'autre. Au fil de ses longues études de philosophie, Gabrielle Halpern a fini par se poser une question : « Quel rôle peut bien remplir le philosophe dans la cité ? » Elle y a trouvé une réponse en développant des actions ici-et-là, après avoir côtoyé l'univers politique qui lui a laissé une impression mitigée, c'est le moins que l'on puisse dire. Au fond, l'action collective dépend finalement d'initiatives individuelles dans « l'exercice d'une citoyenneté contemporaine », car tout est lié. « Nous ne pouvons pas penser le cœur des villes sans les banlieues et les ruralités, les start-up sans les artisans, la jeunesse sans la vieillesse, sauf à créer des clivages… En faisant de l'hybridation un projet de société, nous pourrions bien trouver un chemin commun. »L'hybridation ou ce qu'elle appelle aussi « la philosophie du centaure » est aussi une attitude morale. C'est « une éthique de la relation à soi. Aimer "son prochain" – ce qui est proche de soi – est facile ; aimer ce qui est étranger est plus difficile ; or c'est précisément en cela que consiste l'idée de s'hybrider ».Associer la réflexion et l'action. Agir pour améliorer le monde. Gabrielle Halpern nous livre dans l'émission un message optimiste. Par les temps qui courent, cela fait du bien.► Le site de Gabrielle HalpernÀ écouter aussiPourquoi faire l'éloge de l'hybridation?► Programmation musicale :Anoushka Shankar, Sarathy Korwar et Alam Khan – We Burn So BrightlyBonobo – Rings
Dans son dernier livre en date, Gabrielle Halpern poursuit sa réflexion sur l'hybridation. Dans Créer des ponts entre les mondes, une philosophe sur le terrain (Fayard), cette normalienne, docteure en philosophie, raconte son riche parcours et l'action qu'elle déploie en faveur d'un concept qui lui est cher. Hybridation. De quoi s'agit-il ? L'auteure, une spécialiste de l'écrivain et philosophe Elias Canetti, a déjà développé cette notion dans Tous centaures ! Éloge de l'hybridation (Le Pommier, 2020), un livre qui était au cœur de notre conversation lors de sa sortie, dans Idées, le 21 octobre 2021. À lire aussiGabrielle Halpern, docteure en Philosophie: «Tous Centaures, éloge de l'hybridation»On pourrait dire qu'il s'agit de la fusion de deux univers pour en inventer un troisième. Il s'agit en tout cas de créer en tenant compte de l'autre. Au fil de ses longues études de philosophie, Gabrielle Halpern a fini par se poser une question : « Quel rôle peut bien remplir le philosophe dans la cité ? » Elle y a trouvé une réponse en développant des actions ici-et-là, après avoir côtoyé l'univers politique qui lui a laissé une impression mitigée, c'est le moins que l'on puisse dire. Au fond, l'action collective dépend finalement d'initiatives individuelles dans « l'exercice d'une citoyenneté contemporaine », car tout est lié. « Nous ne pouvons pas penser le cœur des villes sans les banlieues et les ruralités, les start-up sans les artisans, la jeunesse sans la vieillesse, sauf à créer des clivages… En faisant de l'hybridation un projet de société, nous pourrions bien trouver un chemin commun. »L'hybridation ou ce qu'elle appelle aussi « la philosophie du centaure » est aussi une attitude morale. C'est « une éthique de la relation à soi. Aimer "son prochain" – ce qui est proche de soi – est facile ; aimer ce qui est étranger est plus difficile ; or c'est précisément en cela que consiste l'idée de s'hybrider ».Associer la réflexion et l'action. Agir pour améliorer le monde. Gabrielle Halpern nous livre dans l'émission un message optimiste. Par les temps qui courent, cela fait du bien.► Le site de Gabrielle HalpernÀ écouter aussiPourquoi faire l'éloge de l'hybridation?► Programmation musicale :Anoushka Shankar, Sarathy Korwar et Alam Khan – We Burn So BrightlyBonobo – Rings
On this edition of Cultural workers for Palestine we hear from percussionist and composer Sarathy Korwar speaking from London. Learn more about Sarathy's excellent music here: https://www.sarathykorwar.com This interview series hosted by Stefan Christoff airs on the first Monday of each month on Radio AlHara at 5:30pm, Palestine time, 10:30am eastern time. Also this series will start to air on a network of community radio stations. To listen in on Radio AlHara visit : radioalahra.net
Jason Singh is a sound artist, producer and performer. His creative output is an exploration of the natural world, voice and a wide range of music technologies. Works include live performance, immersive installations, studio recordings, broadcasts and sound walks. In this show he talks about how he makes music using the MIDI Sprout interface, a device that senses the electrical voltage of plants and converts it into MIDI information. He then uses the notes to control Ableton to produce the sounds he used in his recordings and immersive installations.Chapters00:00 - Introduction01:48 - Getting Started in Audio06:17 - Collaborating With Other Creatives09:46 - Studio Toys12:48 - Custom Built Instruments And Interfaces14:08 - Live Performances19:41 - Collaborating With Nature Using Biofeedback25:07 - Using The MIDI Sprout and PlantWave29:47 - Experiencing Nature Sounds In Real-Time31:44 - Creating An Immersive Installation For Womad40:54 - Opening Your Ears To Everyday SoundsAudio Credits:Afternoon - a commission by National Trust to create an entirely vocal piece which mimics the sounds of a woodland area in Tatton Park in Cheshire.Passing Light - an Ambient Jazz piece featuring trumpet player Yazz Ahmed.Rhubarb - is a biosonfication track from the latest release "The Hidden Music of Plants and Trees", created in collaboration with a Rhubarb plant.MIDI Sprout - https://www.midisprout.com/PlantWave - https://plantwave.com/en-gbJason Singh BiogJason Singh is sound artist, nature beatboxer, producer, dj, curator, facilitator and performer. Jason's life and work is rooted in listening - he follows a multi-sensory and cross-species approach to sound and music. His creative output is an exploration of the natural world, voice and a wide range of music technologies. Works includes live performance, immersive installations, studio recordings, music for film and theatre, deep listening and well being experiences, sound walks, broadcasts, music workshops, podcasts, soundtapes and immersive DJ sets. Collaborations and commissions include a diverse range of organisations and artists including BBC, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, V&A Museum, Earthshot Prize, WOMAD, Kew Gardens, Chester Zoo, SONOS, Luke Jerram, BFI, Celtic Connections, RNLI, National Trust, Tate Britain, Nitin Sawhney, George Ezra, Big Narstie, Yazz Ahmed, Shabaka Hutchings, Sebastian Rochford, Leafcutter John, Graham Massey (808 State), Natacha Atlas, Sarathy Korwar, Talvin Singh and Rokia Traore to name just a few. Jason is an associate Soundscape artist with D&B audiotechnik.https://jasonsinghthing.com/Credits:Afternoon - was a commission by National Trust to create an entirely vocal piece which mimics the sounds of a woodland area in Tatton Park in Cheshire, England. Passing Light - Ambient Jazz piece featuring trumpet player Yazz Ahmed Rhubarb - is a biosonfication track from the release "The Hidden Music of Plants and Trees" created in collaboration with a Rhubarb plant.Caro C BiogCaro C is an artist, engineer and teacher specialising in electronic music. Her self-produced fourth album 'Electric Mountain' is out now. Described as a "one-woman electronic avalanche" (BBC), Caro started making music thanks to being laid up whilst living in a double decker bus and listening to the likes of Warp Records in the late 1990's. This 'sonic enchantress' (BBC Radio 3) has now played in most of the cultural hotspots of her current hometown of Manchester, UK. Caro is also the instigator and project manager of electronic music charity Delia Derbyshire Day.URL: http://carocsound.com/Twitter: @carocsoundInst: @carocsoundFB: https://www.facebook.com/carocsound/
The Coral's James Skelly helps Andrew Male and Chris Catchpole “explore the spaces between the sun and the shadows”. To be explored, specifically: Cillian Murphy and Bela Lugosi; Phil Spector and Celine Dion; and elusive butterfly and self-proclaimed “all-out pain” Bob Lind. Oh, and new ones by Sparklehorse and our old friend Alabaster DePlume, too!TRACKLIST 1. That's Where She Belongs, by The Coral, written by James Skelly and released on Run On Records2. Elusive Butterfly, by Bob Lind, written by Bob Lind, produced by Jack Nitzsche and released on World pacific Records in 19663. Did You Know, by Alabaster De Plume, featuring Momoko Gill and MettaShiba and composed in the act of performing by Alabaster DePlume, Falle Nioke, Rozi Plain, Sarathy Korwar, Tom Skinner, Kenichi Iwasa, James Howard, Tom Herbert, Natalie Pela, Rosa Slade, Elly Condron, Luisa Gerstein, Matt Webb, Michael Chestnutt, Ursula Russell, Conrad Singh, Hannah Miller, Donna Thompson, Matthew Bourne, Momoko Gill and Ruth Goller, from the album, Come With Fierce Grace, released on International Anthem4. Evening Star Supercharger, by Sparklehorse, written by Mark Linkous and released on Anti Records5. Listening to the Higsons, by Sparklehorse, written by Mark Linkous and released on Anti Records
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.
The first edition of Mondo Jazz of the new year! Judging by how the year started, it should not be difficult… we open with Jason Moran's latest fascinating project, released just hours after the new year started, dedicated to James Reese Europe. After that many recent compelling releases, from Thandi Ntuli [pictured] to Frank Zappa (newly published archival material from the legendary "Waka Jawaka" and "Grand Wazoo" sessions). The playlist also features Sarathy Korwar; Soweto Kinch with the London Symphony Orchestra; London Odense Ensemble; Artchipel Orchestra; Ezra Collective; Leland Whitty; and Revelators Sound System Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/16847678/Mondo-Jazz (up to "Grieving"). Happy listening and happy new year! Photo credit: Ndumiso Sibanda
Chat with P. Jacob Fossum about his upcoming concert in Calgary. Music from Nadje Noordhuis, The Three Seas, So Long Seven, Avataar, Sarathy Korwar, Jasmine Myra, Swindle, Kay Young, Binker Golding, Jakob Bro & Joe Lovano, Brian Baggett, P. Jacob Fossum, Jane Ira Bloom, Andrew CyrillePlaylist: Nadje Noordhuis, featuring Fred Hersch - Little SongThe Three Seas, featuring Matt Keegan, Gaurab Chatterjee & Declan Kelly - AfterlifeSo Long Seven - Only Elephants Know Her NameAvataar - Chrysalis (Emergence)Sarathy Korwar, featuring Photay - The Past Is Not Only Behind Us, But Ahead of UsJasmine Myra - HorizonsVarious Artists, featuring Swindle - Miss KaneVarious Artists, featuring Kay Young - Feel Like Making LoveVarious Artists, featuring Binker Golding - Fort WorthJakob Bro, Joe Lovano - Song to an Old FriendBrian Baggett - MildP. Jacob Fossum - In Our GardenP. Jacob Fossum - Tippy Toes - George CostanzaJane Ira Bloom - Where the Light Gets InAndrew Cyrille Quartet, featuring David Virelles, Bill Frisell & Ben Street - The News
A new show of that good groove - Sault, Sarathy Korwar, Ahmad Jamal and much much much more!!!
Featuring music from Finnish mother/daughter group, Solju, Mozambique's Eyuphuro, America-born, Indian-raised Londoner, percussionist Sarathy Korwar and more!
Ezra Collective, Sarathy Korwar, Theon Cross, Tom Skinner, KOKOROKO, Laura Jurd, Rebecca Nash, Gentiane MG, Brulez les meubles, Chet Doxas, Caleb Wheeler Curtis, Jairus Sharif, Francisco Mela & Zoh Amba, William ParkerPlaylist: Ezra Collective, featuring Kojey Radical - No ConfusionSarathy Korwar, featuring Photay - Remember to Look Out for the SignsTheon Cross - WingsTom Skinner - BisharaKokoroko - TojoLaura Jurd - FuzzyRebecca Nash - Iridium IIGentiane MG - MesangesBrûlez les meubles - L'appel du videBrûlez les meubles - DialogueChet Doxas - The Slopes of Saint Tite des CapsCaleb Wheeler Curtis, featuring Orrin Evans, Eric Revis and Gerald Cleaver - TremblingJairus Sharif - Dr. Teddy's Hi TestFrancisco Mela, Zoh Amba - Dos VidasWilliam Parker - Tails of a Peacock
Ben Wynter and Joe Frankland, co-founders of POWER UP, along with Paulette Long OBE (Executive Steering Committee Member), on the initiative's efforts to support Black British music creators, industry professionals and executives, while also addressing anti-Black racism and other racial disparities in the music sector. Launched in January 2021, POWER UP became the very first recipient of IMPALA's Changemaker Award in May 2022. The discussion revolves around POWER UP's work to break down barriers, its ambitions to build a fairer music industry and their reflections on receiving the award and next steps. On Ben's playlist: Sounds of Blackness, Bebe & Cece Winans, 50 Cent, Johnny Hartman, Mace the Great & Jay ZOn Joe's playlist : Flohio, Sarathy Korwar & SwindleOn Paulette's playlist: Jonathan McReynolds, Kirk Franklin, DOE, PJ Morton, Guvna B & Still Shadey
Aired 9/20/2022 on 97.3/107.9 The Rock in Morro Bay.Preacherman ~ Out of This WorldBrian Jackson ~ Yada YadaBadBadNotGood ~ In Your EyesShuggie Otis ~ Island LetterSyreeta ~ Cause We've Ended As LoversGloria Ann Taylor ~ JoleneSugar Pie Desanto ~ Maybe You'll Be ThereBillie Holiday ~ God Bless the ChildJandek ~ LavenderSongs:Ohia ~ Almost Was Good EnoughCass McCombs ~ There Can Be Only OneTalking Heads ~ Take Me To the River (live)Leonard Cohen ~ You Have Loved EnoughRay Charles ~ Careless LoveTelevision Personalities ~ This Heart's Not Made of StoneSwans ~ Can't Find My Way HomeMark Lanegan ~ ImitationsDamien Jurado ~ This Time Next YearMary Lattimore ~ Silver LaddersBlack Bombaim & La La La Ressonance ~ CarpaBobby Lee ~ ListingsTrees ~ Lady MargaretGunn-Truscinski Duo ~ Ocean CityJohn Lee Hooker ~ Real Real GoneAva Mendoza ~ Sun GunPJ Harvey ~ Wang Dang DoodleChris Forsyth ~ Heaven For a FewTelevision ~ The Dream's DreamTrey Gunn Band ~ Sirrah (live)Hieroglyphic Being; Sarathy Korwar; Shabaka Hutchings ~ Dimensions of Frequency & VibrationsAidan Baker; Simon Goff; Thor Harris ~ CanterMe'Shell NdegéOcello ~ Sometimes It Snows in AprilBroadcast ~ You Can FallWendy Carlos ~ Jesus, Joy of Man's Desiring
There's a heavy antipodean influence on this week's Independent Music Podcast, with a whole heap of wonderfully varied sounds with their roots in Oceania. From the stunning experimental folk of Maxine Funke, to the beautiful pop of Carla Dal Forno, through to ‘horrible metal from YANWYTYA, there's a broad spectrum of noise. Elsewhere, Sarathy Korwar's new record gets us off to a strong start, whilst the intercontinental drones and poetry of Karen & Peter transports us to the dusky landscapes of West Yorkshire and upstate New York. For the patrons we also have underground experimental hip-hop, crazy obtuse pop from Japan's Hitomi Moriwaki, and more. To listen to the full episode, please join our Patreon: patreon.com/independentmusicpodcast. Tracklisting Sarathy Korwar – Utopia is a Colonial Project (The Leaf Label, UK) Maxine Funke – South Dunedin (Disciples, UK) Bitchin Bajas – Amorpha (Drag City, USA) YANWYTYA – Never Real, Always True (Instruments of Discipline, Germany) Carla Dal Forno – Come Around (Kallista Records, Uk) Karen & Peter – Do You Remember the Factory That Burned? (Cruel Nature Records, UK) Daniel McClennan – Lifted by Marionette Strings (For Kleist) (Cruel Nature Records, UK) Dhajea & Ashy Eddy – Ughhuh (self-release, USA) Hitomi Moriwaki – Numbers (Guruguru Brain, Netherlands) C.L.A.W.S. & I.O.I.F. – Tainted Slugs (Brokntoys, UK) Produced and edited by Nick McCorriston. This week's episode is sponsored by The state51 Conspiracy, a creative hub for music. Head to state51.com to find releases by JK Flesh vs Gnod, Steve Jansen, MrUnderwSood, Wire, Ghost Box, Lo Recordings, Subtext Records and many more
Soul from Jenevieve, Maxine Scott x Alf.E and Sharky. Jazz from DOMi & JD Beck. Hip Hp from Sonnyjim, The Purist, MF DOOM, Jay Electronica & Loyle Carner (produced by Madlib). Great lyrics and basslines from Murkage Dave remixed by Zed Bias. Bruk from Donsurf. A bumping new track from Sarathy Korwar. A quality soulful beat fusion from TURNA featuring Gillian Mapp on vocals. A classic from Quantic remixed by Seji (Bugz In the Attic). Plus plenty more musical treats.
Where else but @weheardwonders will you find Queen Bey mingling with yer Auntie Flo and a former Goat Girl? Yep - praise Bey! - Beyoncé is back with the first taster from her eagerly-anticipated follow-up to Lemonade. But is it any good? We also share our thoughts on Auntie Flo & Sarathy Korwar's minimal electronica-Indian classical synthesis, Wax Machine's psychedelic paean to Springtime, Naima Bock's green-fingered progressive folk, and a “sexy, happy song” from MUNA. A freshly reissued Record Collector record from 1970 has the Vinyl Word. Listen to We Heard Wonders on your podcast platform of choice; like, subscribe and recommend; catch up with previous editions and support the show by buying us a Coffee (link in the show bio).Support the show
This week's trawl through the megahertz throws up some sizzling summer dance floor heat from Ireland, Germany and New Zealand. First up is the collaboration between Icelandic queen Mr Silla and uncrowned Irish electronica king New Jackson. Five years in the making, Holding On was worth the wait. DJ Koze's sound-clash with Sophia Kennedy is equally intoxicating as is the latest release from Eden Burns who has been making banging boom tunes from his bedroom on the South Island of New Zealand for the past few years. There's further evidence of why London remains a hotspot of musical endeavour and adventure via some captivating new electronic sounds from GAIKA and Ivy Lab as well as a pair of deeply soulful releases from new jazz pioneers Sons of Kemet and Sarathy Korwar. The simplicity and beautiful mysteries at the heart of Kareem Ali's productions from Phoenix, Arizona are another topic of discussion. We also visit Belfast for a listen to the freshest offerings yet from prolific producer Cbakl and the Glass Craic label. SUPPORT THE MUSIC-MAKERS ON BANDCAMP: cbakl https://classcraic.bandcamp.com/album/cbakl-please-thank-u Chino Amobi https://chinoamobi.bandcamp.com/album/paradiso Sarathy Korwar https://sarathykorwar.bandcamp.com/track/birthright-feat-zia-ahmed-mirande-swadesi Sons of Kemet https://sonsofkemetmusic.bandcamp.com/ New Jackson/Mr Silla https://newjackson.bandcamp.com/album/holding-on-reach-for-me DJ Koze/Sophia Kennedy https://pamparecords.bandcamp.com/album/knock-knock-remixes-1-2 Eden Burns https://edenburns.bandcamp.com/track/invercargill Kareem Ali https://kareemali19.bandcamp.com/track/lesser-speeds-2 GAIKA https://warprecords.bandcamp.com/album/basic-volume Ivy Lab https://ivylab.bandcamp.com/album/novv-nasdaq Lingua Ignota https://linguaignota.bandcamp.com/track/the-solitary-brethren-of-ephrata ///
A joint mix with musician Sarathy Korwar @sarathykorwar For Radio alHara @radioalhara, Sunday, April 24, 2022 Track listing: (Artist, Track Title) 01. @nicolas-jaar, Ali Sethi, Faiz Ahmed Faiz - Yakjehti Mein 02. Way Deep (@copcarbonfire + @jordanchristoff) - Freaks 03. Dayin - Wasting Water On Dry Whispers (via @amekcollective) 04. Conclave ft. Sharin - All That I Need (@photay Remix) 05. Weavings - Paweł Szamburski, Ellen Fullman - Part 8 (via @otherpeoplerecords) 06. Erkan Oğur - Mecnunum Leylamı Gördüm 07. Yiyo Sarante - Corazòn de Acero 08. @littlesimz - Fear No Man 09. Meitei - Oiran II 10. Kefaya - Indignados 11. Meetii Haylee Dibaabaa - Tuquu Laata 12. Yuji Ohno - Melting Spot (excerpt) 13. @nadah-el-shazly - Barzakh Accompanying art work by Gibran Julián, a designer from Guadalajara, Paisaje interior 5, Serigrafia, 47 x 35 cm. For information visit https://www.galeriaquetzalli.com
Medien für den Rest. Eine Radioshow für alles was wir lieben ähh. hassen. ## Rassistische Polizeigewalt Hören Sie heute aus leider seit viel zu vielen Jahren aktuellem Anlass ein Stunde zum Thema „Rassismus und Polizei“. Unter anderem mit KRS-One, Lynton Kwesi Johnson, Sarathy Korwar, Solange, Bob Marley, A Tribe Called Quest, Kamasi Washington, KOP Berlin, Copwatch-Hamburg und Death In Custody. Danke fürs Zuhören. # 17grad Eine Radioshow aus Hamburg und München für alles was wir lieben ähh. hassen. Verpassen Sie keine Folge des innovativen Radioformats, in dem unsere engagierten Helden trotz unterschiedlicher ideologischer Überzeugungen für eine bessere Welt kämpfen. Auf ein Neues! Bleiben Sie Liebe Zuhörerinnen und Zuhörer weiter entspannt vor Ihren Volksempfängern auf ihren Sitzen sitzen und hören Sie nun… Dies ist eine Sendeübernahme vom FSK in Hamburg. * http://www.17grad.net/
What do you do when you've retired as a unionist and a cabinet minister? You try and save the Earth. Jay Naidoo tells us why this is his mission now. Warning: Strong language. Chapters: 00:00 - Teasers 01:22 - Jay Naidoo 30:35 - Sarathy Korwar
This show first broadcast on the 30th of April, 2021Join Chris for this special episode as he goes in search of entry points into the world of Jazz through words and music with some of his favourite artists.With Artist interviews from Shabaka Hutchings, Mr Scruff, Tamar Osborn, Cara Stacey, Rebecca Vasmant, Sarathy Korwar, Chip Wickham, Rob Luis, Marc Mac, Jessica Lauren, DJ Format, Idris Ackamoor. Support The Face Radio with Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Professor Nandini Das and Preti Taneja introduce us to the TIDE project, which asks how mobility in the great age of travel and discovery shaped English perceptions of human identity based on cultural identification and difference. We hear in particular about the project's creative work, which culminated in an online Salon responding to and transforming the research. We discuss the boundaries and boundary-crossing of the project and the histories it studies, the cultural silencing and 'invisible debate' of the history of Empire in modern Britain, and the ways in which race and racism are used to internalise concepts of who does and doesn't matter. The TIDE project is doing fantastic work to transform the teaching of the history of migration in schools, producing learning packs and other resources, as well as open-access research tools such as a series of Keywords which show the different stories a word can be used to tell. Preti and Nandini show us that it is possible to 'worry against the root's of a word's historical meaning in order to 'make another language'. This film includes footage of the Salon, created by Preti Taneja, Ben Crowe, Sweety Kapoor, Steve Chandra Savale, Sarathy Korwar, Shama Rahman, Ms. Mohammed, Sanah Ahsan and Zia Ahmed. For more on this fantastic project, see: http://www.tideproject.uk https://www.tideproject.uk/tide-salon/
Jazz musician Sarathy Korwar talks to Nadine Shah, James Holden and Nubya Garcia about whether there is something inherently dysfunctional about being a performer, relationships with their voice or instruments, and what it means to control and own your own music. Sarathy Korwar was born in the US, grew up in Chennai and Ahmedabad in India before moving to London. He’s a percussionist, drummer, producer, and bandleader who’s at the forefront of the jazz world right now, using both modern methods and pulling resources from his classical roots. Joining him is the formidable singer-songwriter Nadine Shah. Her 2017 album Holiday Destination was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize and her most recent record, 2020’s Kitchen Sink, arrived to huge acclaim. Her sound has been described as everything from "loner pop" to "jazz meets indie". James Holden is an electronic pioneer who’s revered by musicians and fans alike. He now runs his own label, has made a soundtrack, and performs improvised synth music in his ‘spiritual-synth-jazz-trance’ band The Animal Spirits. And finally, Nubya Garcia is a saxophonist, composer and bandleader. As well as being one of the most important musicians in the UK right now, her long awaited debut record Source was released in the summer of 2020. She also plays in the bands Nérija and Maisha with some of the UK’s finest musicians.
A fantastic hour of new music this week, although the highlight could well be the sublime cut of Eswatini and South African music from 1989 that's had a reissue on France's Nyami Nyami label. That Azumah track is bookended by two fairly gnarly pieces from Canada's Seum and Australia's Divide and Dissolve, we also have stunning ambient soundscapes from Chinese debutant Voision Xi, straight-to-disc improvisation from Sarathy Korwar and Upaj Collective, timely social commentary from Micall Parknsun and loads more. Tracklisting Micall Parknsun - Still Living Black feat. Napoleon Da Legend (Boot Records, UK) Meril Wubslin - Flâner (Les Disques Bongo Joe, Switzerland) TT The Artist - Get This WORK (Club Queen Records, USA) Seum - Saliva Bath (self-release, Canada) Azumah - Woza Moya (Nyami Nyami Records, France) Divide and Dissolve - Prove It (Invada, UK) Voision Xi - Peacock (Eating Music, China) Dean McPhee - The Alchemist (Hood Faire, UK) Sarathy Korwar & Upaj Collective - Elephant Hangover (Night Dreamer Records, UK) Virginia Wing - St. Francis Fountain (Fire Records, UK) Produced and edited by Nick McCorriston.
9pm -10pm including music from Emma-Jean Thackray, John Ellis, Hugo Kant, Collocutor, Sault, Danalogue x Alabaster dePlume, Yazz Ahmed, SundaArc, Matthew Halsall, Sarathy Korwar, Alabaster deplume and Hania Rani
A special DJ mix this week with some Bruk / Broken Beat tracks from the 00’s, from deeper Soul to heavy drums. With music from Amy Winehouse remixed by Seiji, Alice Russell remixed by Bugz In the Attic, Kenny Dope re-editing Solid Groove aka Switch, a big tune from that era by Quantic, a classic from Ty. Jazz deepness from IG Culture. Rounding off the show with some more mellow music from Sarathy Korwar, Ujjy and Iman Houssain. Plus plenty more musical treats.
Clive Anderson and Scottee are joined by Paul Merton, Joanna Scanlan, Mawaan Rizwanan and Dawinder Bansal for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from Richard Thompson and Sarathy Korwar.
Tamar is the bandleader & composer for modal jazz group Collocutor, and currently saxophonist for Sarathy Korwar, Dele Sosimi, Khalab Trio, Emanative, Jessica Lauren and renowned dancer/choreographer Akram Khan’s production ‘Xenos’.She has had a distinctly varied career so far, drawing on her groundings in Classical Music and Jazz and taking in everything from Afrobeat to Indian Classical collaboration to Electronica, all of which and more is reflected in her music collection.This is the Soho Radio podcast, showcasing some of the best broadcasts form our online radio station, right from the heart Soho London.Across our Music and Culture channels, we have a wide range of shows covering every genre, along with chat shows, discussions and special broadcasts.To catch up on all Soho Radio shows from both our music and culture channels head on over mixcloud.com/sohoradio or tune in live anytime at sohoradiolondon.com.This is a Soho Radio Productions Podcast.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/soho-radio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
There are few better ways to stretch your musical legs than the 8-minute delight that is the title track from the debut EP from Kibrom Birhane on the new Flying Carpet Records, and that’s exactly how we kick off this week’s show. We also have experimental excellence from Lucrecia Dalt, and compilation highlights from Ireland’s Autumns and the stunning Kevin Murf cut on the Radio Kapital compilation for the people of Belarus. There’s the sublime HHY & the Macumbas Nyege Nyege project, the latest from Sarathy Korwar, Laura Cannell, Stewart Lee and friends, and lots more. Tracklisting Kibrom Birhane – Circles (Flying Carpet Records, USA) Lucrecia Dalt – Ser Boca (RVNG Intl., USA) Autumns – Doire Jungle (Up North Records, Australia) Paisiel – Unconscious Death Wishes (Rocket Recordings, UK) HHY & The Kampala Unit – Lithium Blast (Nyege Nyege Tapes, Uganda) Sarathy Korwar – Juggernaut (The Leaf Label, UK) Oh Sees – Don’t Blow Your Experiment (Castle Face, USA) Kevin Murf – Macrodosing (Radio Kapital, Poland) Roger Bong – Lucky (Aloha Got Soul, USA) These Feral Lands (Laura Cannell, Stewart Lee, Kate Ellis, Polly Wright, Jennifer Lucy Allan) – Wrekin (Brawl Records, UK) Produced and edited by Nick McCorriston
Soul from JGrrey, Rahaven, Greentea Peng and Tiawa. A Hip Hop classic from Natural Resource. Star Wars Cut & Paste from Si Spex. A great track from Huw Marc Bennet. Quality music from Steam Down on Blue Note. Record Store Day vinyl specials from Sarathy Korwar and Ezra Collective. Gospel with Rap from the 1950’s by The Jubaliares. A Drum and Bass classic from Goldie remixed by 4hero. A quality Jungle Remix from Think Tonk. Plus plenty more musical treats.
US-born, India-raised, London-based composer, producer, and percussionist Sarathy Korwar is behind the drum kit on this week’s episode of Maed in India. Performing with him, we have three fine gents on the mic, saxophone, and keys. On the show, we chat about being an outsider, making a “modern brown record”, appropriation, and why MC Mawali loves rocks. Set List: Mumbay (00:41 - 07:15) Coolie (18:23 - 25:40) Mawra (37:47 - 44:44) City of Words (56:52 - 01:05:11) Musicians: Sarathy Korwar - Drums Christopher Williams - Saxophone Bharat Kumar - Keys MC Mawali - Vocals Follow Sarathy Korwar Facebook https://www.facebook.com/sarathykorwarmusic Twitter https://twitter.com/SarathyKorwar Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sarathykorwar/ Come be our friend: Facebook https://www.facebook.com/maedinindia Instagram https://www.instagram.com/maedinindia/ Twitter https://twitter.com/maedinindia CREDITS: Host: Mae Twitter: https://twitter.com/maebemaebe Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maemariyam/ Recording Engineer: NoFilterAsh Audio Editor Post: Vijay Doiphode Producer: Jaanam Dewan Video Directed/Edited: Jishnu 'Short Round' Guha Studio: Island City Studios
On Monday, we have composer, producer and percussionist Sarathy Korwar with his motley crew of musicians performing on the show. Till then, here’s one of his songs to tide you over. Song - Mumbay. Musicians: Sarathy Korwar - Drums Christopher Williams - Saxophone Bharat Kumar - Keys MC Mawali - Vocals. Follow Sarathy Korwar Facebook https://www.facebook.com/sarathykorwarmusic Twitter https://twitter.com/SarathyKorwar Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sarathykorwar/. Come be our friend: Facebook https://www.facebook.com/maedinindia Instagram https://www.instagram.com/maedinindia/ Twitter https://twitter.com/maedinindia. CREDITS: Host: Mae Twitter: https://twitter.com/maebemaebe Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maemariyam/ Recording Engineer: NoFilterAsh Audio Editor Post: Vijay Doiphode Producer: Jaanam Dewan Video Directed/Edited: Jishnu 'Short Round' Guha Studio: Island City Studios
Last but not least, voici le dernier mix de la saison avant de se retrouver sur la grille d'été ! Les musiques que l’on passe, celles que défendent les artistes que l’on reçoit, celles qui racontent l’histoire décoloniale, les luttes d'hier et d'aujourd'hui , toutes ces musiques s’insèrent dans l’histoire des musiques noires. Afrobeat, soul, house, jazz, hip hop, Maloya, RnB, techno, broken beat, reggae, disco… la liste est longue. En cette période de lutte contre le racisme systémique et les violences policières, il était essentiel pour nous de rappeler notre soutien total à ce combat. Beaucoup de moyens d’action sont à portée de main : soutenir les associations, manifester, signer des pétitions, lire ou relire les grands auteurs comme Baldwin ou Fanon. Une liste de textes et ressources par l'association féministe Women who do stuff à consulter. Encore plus à portée de main, célébrer ensemble la richesse des musiques noires en tendant l’oreille, et en montant le son. 1h30 de musiques alternant entre la gravité et l’amour, la révolte et la quête d’unité, naviguant entre les styles et le temps. BLACK LIVES MATTER / JUSTICE POUR ADAMA Artwork from Prophecy by Comet is Coming Tracklist : Mort Stevens et His Orchestra - The Long Wait Serpentwithfeet - Four Ethers Black Coffe feat. Samthing Sowe - Ndod'emnyama Doon Kanda - Nastasya The Garifuna Collective - Black Catbird Adrian Sherwood - Haunted by Your Love Blue Magic - Haunted by your love Trevor Dandy - Is There Any Love Awkward Corners feat Sarathy Korwar - Just Around the Corner Jowee Omicil - Be Kuti Anthony Hamilton et Elayna Boynton - Freedom Solange - Down With the Clique Mykki Blanco - Wish You Would (feat. Princess Nokia) XXXTentacion feat Joey Badass - Infinity (888) Premiere Classe / Akhenaton-Arsenik-Pit Baccardi - L’Art de la Guerre Moodymann - Do Wrong (skate edit) Toyin Agbetu feat. Nemesis et Rosaline Joyce - Heartbreaker Bufi - Opala K-Lone - Batucada Tim Cow et RTKal - Elephant Man Kingdom - Stalker 2019 (VIP EDITION) La Rumeur - L'Ombre Sur la Mesure The Comet Is Coming - All That Matters Is The Moments Selection by Sylvain Pinot
Hören Sie heute aus leider seit viel zu vielen Jahren aktuellem Anlass ein Stunde zum Thema „Rassismus und Polizei“. Unter anderem mit KRS-One, Lynton Kwesi Johnson, Sarathy Korwar, Solange, Bob Marley, A Tribe Called Quest, Kamasi Washington, KOP Berlin, Copwatch-Hamburg und Death In Custody. Danke fürs Zuhören.
1. Leonard Cohen ~ First We Take Manhattan2. Destroyer ~ It Just Doesn't Happen3. Nite Jewel ~ In the Nite5. Ambitious Lovers ~ Lust6. Miles Davis ~ Maze7. Jamila Woods ~ MILES8. Blue Iverson ~ Brown Girl9. Moses Boyd ~ Stranger Than Fiction10. Bottle Tree ~ Open Secret11. Jeff Parker ~ After the Rain12. Gil Scot-Heron/Makaya MaCraven ~ I'm New Here13. Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah ~ Before14. Scott Xylo ~ Ariya15. Holly Herndon ~ Extreme Love16. Hieroglyphic Being, Sarathy Korwar, Shabaka Hutchings ~ Ashrams17. Miguel Angel Noya ~ Luna 518. Brian Eno ~ Fickle Sun (III) I'm Set Free19. Bark Psychosis ~ Big Shot20. Merchandise ~ Green Lady21. TV on the Radio ~ Method22. Laraaji ~ Harmonica Drone23. Talk Talk ~ It's Getting Late in the Evening24. Annette Peacock ~ Elect Yourself
1. Leonard Cohen ~ First We Take Manhattan 2. Destroyer ~ It Just Doesn't Happen 3. Nite Jewel ~ In the Nite 5. Ambitious Lovers ~ Lust 6. Miles Davis ~ Maze 7. Jamila Woods ~ MILES 8. Blue Iverson ~ Brown Girl 9. Moses Boyd ~ Stranger Than Fiction 10. Bottle Tree ~ Open Secret 11. Jeff Parker ~ After the Rain 12. Gil Scot-Heron/Makaya MaCraven ~ I'm New Here 13. Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah ~ Before 14. Scott Xylo ~ Ariya 15. Holly Herndon ~ Extreme Love 16. Hieroglyphic Being, Sarathy Korwar, Shabaka Hutchings ~ Ashrams 17. Miguel Angel Noya ~ Luna 5 18. Brian Eno ~ Fickle Sun (III) I'm Set Free 19. Bark Psychosis ~ Big Shot 20. Merchandise ~ Green Lady 21. TV on the Radio ~ Method 22. Laraaji ~ Harmonica Drone 23. Talk Talk ~ It's Getting Late in the Evening 24. Annette Peacock ~ Elect Yourself
A track from the new J-Felix album on Tru Thoughts. Soul from Moonchild (as recently covered by Erykah Badu and her daughter Puma) and a classic from Erykah Badu too. A Hip Hop track from 1999 by Common on Rawkus. Gospel from Sunday Service Choir. Jazzy Beats from Shall I Bruk It, and Ivan Conti remixed by Eddie Ramich. Drum & Bass from Dillinja, Roni Size Reprazent, Hedex & Bou. A great dancefloor tune from Anunaku. A new track from Sarathy Korwar. Plus plenty more musical treats.
Music Life is led this week by percussionist and producer Sarathy Korwar. He was born in the US and grew up in Ahmedabad and Chennai in India, and began playing tabla at the age of 10. His album More Arriving was released last year; featuring rappers from Mumbai and New Delhi, it was described as “an honest reflection of [the] experience of being an Indian in Britain”. Joining him is the American violinist, author, and entrepreneur Damien Escobar from New York; Irish, by way of Sierra Leone, future-Afro soul vocalist, producer and multi-instrumentalist Fehdah; and percussionist Osman Gerein, who plays with The Scorpios, of whom several members are originally from Central Sudan but are now based in the UK after fleeing the fundamentalist takeover in that region. They’ll be finding common ground in the music they make by discussing relationships with their instruments, how much they need to practice, whether audiences look like them, and what rituals they go through to perform.
The 2020 edition of the Winter JazzFest has just begun. This week we feature music by some of the most interesting bands from out of town who will be at the JazzFest, and new or unreleased material that will performed on the stages of the JazzFest. Of special interest yet-to-be-released material by Ted Poor, Kevin Eubanks & Orrin Evans and a unique reimagining of the work of Gil Scott Heron by Makaya McCraven, and musicians from the British, French and Italian scenes. The playlist also features Nduduzo Makhathini, Kokoroko, MAE.SUN, Dominique Fils-Aimé (pictured), Anne Paceo, Tin Men and the Telephone, Sarathy Korwar, Uri Caine, Ron Artis II, Thomas de Pourquery, Jaimie Branch, Naassam Jalal, Sara Schoenbeck, Tommaso Cappellato, PLUME, Tineke Postma (pictured), Jonathan Jurion, and the EYM Trio. Detailed playlist available at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/10103941/Mondo-Jazz
Diaspora is Whitechapel, Bradford, Southall, Wilmslow Road and Alum Rock; diaspora is the memes we share, the turns of phrases we use, the languages we speak and don’t speak. Listen back to an excerpt taken from Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan's brand new performance piece on a world beyond origins. At a time when nation states throughout the West are struggling to make sense of their diasporic populations and defining them as ‘other’, where the rhetoric of ‘go back to where you came from’ echoes across the globe, this explosive new performance piece from poet Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khoon, with live percussion from Sarathy Korwar, reminds us that diasporas are irrevocably rooted in – and inseparable from – the places that we live in. @freewordcentre #WritingOurWayHome freeword.org
We love doing the Major Scale because it's a great opportunity to work with brilliant artists of today and tomorrow, as well as the some of our heroes from the past. In this episode we get both: Sarathy Korwar and Steve Kuhn. There's a renaissance happening in jazz worldwide, and drummer Sarathy Korwar is one of the leading voices in the UK. Within a year he's offered us two brilliant releases in My East Is Your West and More Arriving. The first, as the title suggests, is an Eastern take on a selection of overlooked Western tunes by the likes of Joe Henderson, Dollar Brand/Abdullah Ibrahim, Don Cherry, plus more. The second will make you stop in your tracks – a song cycle of nu-skool jazz plugged through the outlet of dance electronica and a collection of poets, griots, and MCs from India's growing music scene. The result is a joyful and socially aware noise. Steve Kuhn has been a leading voice since he arrived on the scene in early 1960s. Whether in his own prolific output or his numerous collaborations as an accompanist for the likes of Coltrane, Getz, and Oliver Nelson, it's no argument that Kuhn is one of the greats. Blessed with a gift for the melodic and an adventurous command of the piano, you can't help but picture his fingers dance in delight across the keyboard when listening to one of his compositions. As to be expected, his latest album, To And From The Heart, is stunning in effect and sadly may be his last!! Kuhn put some time aside to talk about it with us. ABOUT THE MAJOR SCALE: Your attention please to a new program that celebrates and takes a fresh and bold look at the great American art form- JAZZ!!! The Major Scale is the title, the motto and the mission are, Jazz- past, present, future, and everything in between. A lot of focus will be on new and fresh sounds, deep cuts, closer looks at underrated artists, taking a different look at some of the titans of the genre, and getting the two cents worth from a number of surprise guests and sources. The Major Scale can boast amongst it's guests- legends like Herbie Hancock, Tom Scott, and Ahmad Jamal. The up and coming and the underrated-Kamasi Washington, Mia Doi Todd, Michael Blake. Fresh perspectives and commentary from the likes of Rock legend Al Kooper, who weighed in on the gospel. From The New Yorker, Amanda Petrusich expounds on her article about the movement to rename the Williamsburg Bridge in honor of Sonny Rollins. We explore the Soul-Jazz experiments of the Rascals. Grace Kelly from The Late Show with Stephen Colbert talks about her pop-up/flash mob concerts. Plus Thundercat, Henry Mancini, Ghostface Killah, Jaimie Branch, Nels Cline, Badbadnotgood, Cecil Taylor, and more get pick up on the Major Scale radar. Produced in Central Florida, this program seeks to become one of the defining voices of this Native American art form, and everything else that finds itself under it's umbrella. Think about programming and content found on the likes of World Cafe, Philadelphia, PA. Tiny Desk from Washington D.C., and KEXP Live from Seattle, WA. and that's what the Major Scale strives to do. For the curious, and lovers of music who like the details in between. ABOUT KYLE EAGLE (Host): Kyle Eagle has been a contributing writer and producer for the NPR-WBGO, WUCF, WPRK, Wax Poetics, The Orlando Weekly, Artbourne, and The Fiscal Times, as well as several music and film releases- Light in the Attic's documentary "This Is Gary McFarland", and an upcoming film on composer Jack Nietzsche. Recordings- Call Me-Jack Wilson, Live at the Penthouse, Grachan Moncur III, Chico Hamilton, and Andy Bey. ABOUT CHRIS BARANYI (Producer): Chris Baranyi is a sound engineer and music producer. He splits his time between designing AV systems for theme parks and recording music. Chris has worked with many Orlando area musicians with backgrounds in jazz, fusion, hip-hop, funk, new age, and classical. Some of which have been featured on NPR's Echoes. His passion includes jazz, vintage microphones, and hot sauce.
01. Nino Ferrer - Looking For You [CBS] 02. Asha Puthli - Right Down Here [CBS] 03. Weapon Of Peace - Feelin' Fine [Safari] 04. Roy Ayers Ubiquity - The Black Five [Polydor] 05. The Flying Stars Of Brooklyn NY - My God Has A Telephone [Colemine] 06. Teddy Martin - This One [Lucky 7] 07. Onom Agemo & The Disco Jumpers - Rar [Agogo] 08. Medline & Stéphane Carricondo - Trouver Une Voie [My Bags] 09. Ebony Steel Band - Tanzmusik [OM Swagger] 10. Apatchi Band - Issmak [President] 11. Robert Palmer - Every Kinda People [Island] 12. Johnny Dynell - Jam Hot (Rhumba Rock) [Epic] 13. Ray Parker Jr. & Raydio - For Those Who Like To Groove [Arista] 14. Digital Underground - Doowutchyalike (Playhowyalike Mix) [BCM] 15. Jurrasic 5 - Remember His Name [Interscope] 16. R. Stevie Moore - Baby Good [Not On Label] 17. Annette Peacock - Pony [RCA] 18. Fink - Bloom Innocent [R'COUP'D] 19. Yann Tiersen - Tempelhof [Mute] 20. Band Apart - O My Beautiul Song [Crammed Discs] 21. Laraaji - Harmonica Drone [All Saints] 22. Klein - Claim It [Ijn Inc.] 23. Andrew Bird - Bloodless [Loma Vista] 24. Lonnie Holley - I'm A Suspect [Jagjaguwar] 25. Stein Urheim - Water - Part 1 [Hubro] 26. Sarathy Korwar feat. MC Mawali - Mumbay [Leafl]
Another great track from the excellent Sarathy Korwar album. Hip Hop from Nolan The Ninja, Gawd Status, Chip, Freddie Gibbs and Madlib feat Yasiin Bey and Black Thought. A quality track from Tenesha The wordsmith from her album released by On the Corner. JD Reid reworks a Tim Deluxe classic in a Bass heavy style. Music from Moonchild’s new album on Tru Thoughts. Plus plenty more musical treats.
Brand new music from Rhi on Tru Thoughts (from her forthcoming second album on Tru Thoughts). A couple of tracks from the amazing Sarathy Korwar album. Slowly from Japan remixes Cruisic’s verson of Todd Terje’s Inspector Norse. Another play for the Disco / Wiley bootleg from Oneman & Fred Again. Drum and Bass from Calibre, SoulStructure feat Paul SG & Madcap, Dub Phizix & Strategy. Soul music from Sault and Sio. Plus plenty more musical treats.
Der er jazz i sommerluften – i København såvel som i Odense. I denne uges ‘World News'-afsnit har vært Anthon P. Nymark to gæster fra jazz-verden, som har deltaget i festivalerne i de to byer. Den første gæst er den meget talentfulde jazzmusiker og multi-instrumentalist Sarathy Korwar, som har spillet med sit band ‘UPAJ Collective' på dette års Copenhagen Jazz Festival. Sarathy Korwar er nærmest indbegrebet af en verdensborger, født i USA, flyttede senere med sin familie til Indien og i dag bosat i London. Med sit band arbejder han blandt andet på at bryde med fordommen om, hvordan indisk musik lyder. Desuden taler han om sin plade ‘My East is Your West', hvor han blandt andet arbejder sammen med en række indiske rappere.En lidt mindre, men helt sikkert ikke mindre spændende jazzfestival finder sted for anden gang i Odense: Jaiyede Jazz Festival. Vært Anthon P. Nymark taler med booker Casper Schärfe om festivalens musikalske fokus og finder blandt andet ud af, at grundlæggelsen af festivalen havde noget med den første gæst at gøre. Sarathy Korwar:Sarathy Korwar & Upaj Kollektive – Utopia and Visions (Intro)Sarathy Korwar – BismillahSarathy Korwar & John McCoughlin – Mind EcologySarathy Korwar – A Street in Bombay (Baggrundsnummer)Sarathy Korwar – MumbaiJoshua Abrams & Natural Information Society – In Memory’s PrismCasper Schärfe:DJ Khalab – Bafia feat Tamar OsbornHieroglyphic Being, Sarathy Korwar & Shabaka Hutchings – Dimensions Of Frequency & Vibrations (Baggrundsmusik)Szun Waves – TemplePlanet Battagon – Salacians Of Trans-NeptuniaSpirit Dance – The Bakkbeat ProjectNejrup – Manda
Welcome to the show today where we have an exclusive pre-release from percussionist Sarathy Korwar. The top track and FTBOTRB Recommendation features signature Indian-influenced beats with Londonesque vocals over the top by Zia Ahmed. It's a banger of a track so let's spin up the show and get cracking. You'll learn more about Sarathy Korwar later on. If you, like us, hate commercial music then you are in the right place. We've got musical conversation and also New Music from Tobin as usual, which is more than likely divisive. This week's New Music is certainly a nod back to 80's cinematography and gets us remembering back to some high fashion. The Shiftless Rounders provide the bookend this week with beautiful mountain harmonies, exquisite resonator guitar work and a clarinet! An unusual pairing for sure but listen on to hear how good a pairing it really is. The bookend at the bottom of the show is also a live performance from The Shiftless Rounders (unusual name there) which showcases brilliantly their guitar mastery. Following their slightly jazzy, rag-time sound comes Jolie Holland with a similarly old-fashioned song dripping with nostalgia. Tobin reacquaints himself with his own prophecy that the US doesn't do indie very well and finds that he may actually be wrong. Lord Huron are the ones doing the damage to Tobin as he reevaluates his position on US indie. And last but far from least is Ivy-Jane Browne bringing up the rear. Let's dive straight in.
On the show this week we move between Japanese folk music, post-punk and modern classical, interspersed with some musique concrete from Cote D'ivoire and abrasive power electronics from Italy. The new Anna Meredith is a real highlight, as is the latest single from Sarathy Korwar's magnificent new LP. Elsewhere there's the latest from the label formerly known as Tobago Tracks, a welcome return for Bobby Krlic (AKA The Haxan Cloak) and much more. Tracklisting aircode - You Broke Down Into Four and a Half Pieces (TT, UK) Dry Cleaning - Magic of Meghan (self-release, UK) Mireille Kyrou - Étude 1 (Nostalgie de la Boue, Cote D'ivoire) Sarathy Korwar - Bol (The Leaf Label, UK) Ya Mai Mo - Mori No Fushigi (White Paddy Mountain, Japan) Anna Meredith - Paramour (Moshi Moshi Records, UK) Sexy Crocodile for Dinner - Interferenza Distruttiva (Sputo Records, Italy) Bobby Krlic - Gassed (Milan Records, USA) Mai Mai Mai - Magia Lucana (La Tempsta International, Italy) Seabuckthorn - Premonition (self-release, UK) Produced and Edited by Nick McCorriston. Hit him up for any and all audio work at nickamc.com and follow him on Twitter @nickamc
Metronomy are back in a welcome return to form. They've given us a banger of a track in the unlikely combination of Salted Caramel Ice Cream. It's a teaser track off of the forthcoming album which is due out in September 2019. If the teaser is anything to go by, the LP is likely to be be up there with the 2011 LP The English Riviera in its greatness. Metronomy have appeared before on FTBOTRB - go take a listen. As usual the menu extends further than just ice cream this week, with a Listener Recommendation inspired bookend from Lissie Trullie. Get your headphones on and dive straight in. To compliment Salted Caramel Ice Cream the guitar excellence of Randy Lorenzo gives some sumptuous summery vibes as he guides us around the lush tropical paradise of Hawaii. Hello to all our listeners in Hawaii. Tobin brings Soft Walls back into the studio for a play of what is possibly their standout track from the LP No Time. The whole album constitutes a Record Box Recommendation in fact - it's essential listening. Finally, we're treating you to a Double Record Box Classic this week. We discuss what must arguably one of the greatest LP cover artworks of all time. Tobin admits that he has never been voted one of the world's most beautiful people by People magazine and ends up slating the track. We play 2 great tracks from Thin Lizzy and Fine Young Cannibals. Of course Tobin is wrong about the quite wonderful Roland Gift but we'll let you make up your own minds. Table of ContentsSTOP PRESS - next weekTrack ListingMetronomy - new singleMonth-long Woodstock vinyl celebrationNew LP from the Caamp boys STOP PRESS - next week Just a heads up to our loyal listeners that we have an exclusive pre-release play of Sarathy Korwar's new LP full of expressive sub-continent percussive vibes. The track features Zia Ahmed and is a clever and thought provoking dig at colonialism and its wider reach. Join us as we broadcast at 23:00GMT July 20th.
Sarathy Korwar talks to Pete Paphides about the explosive synergy of influences that inform his brilliant new album, to be released on July 26th. Inspired by Indian classical music, Sufi devotionals, modern jazz and the nascent rap scenes of Mumbai and New Delhi, More Arriving is one of the most thrilling records of 2019, drawing on a range of guest artists to create a frequently breathtaking sonic document of these febrile times. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Playliste:Park Jiha – Walker In SeoulC R O W N – Take Me DownKay Young – Star WarsGeorgia Anne Muldrow – When The fOnk RadiatesTiana Khasi – They Call MeTorb The Roach & Floppy MacSpace – KlisterføreSkinny Wizard – KamerouVanishing Twin – KRK (At Home In Strange Places)Ruby Rushton – Return Of The HeroXOA – Way WestJoe Armon-Jones – Icy Roads (Stacked)Tommaso Cappellato – ButterflyingOdd Bjertness – Real Ax Yussuf WorkzMoodymann – If I Gave U My LoveJavonntte – DrummaBeigean – The Kinnow OrchardTenderlonious – Hard RainFloating Points – LesAlpxMarvin Jupiter – ReachSivey – Nobody Else (Danvers Remix)Hush Hush – Throw Em Up (Boomin Mix)Trutopia – Trutopia – 4 The ShowMarcos Valle – AlmaHeartbeats og ‘World News' ønsker dig en dejlig sommer, og vi høres ved!
Den danske beatscene er en svær størrelse af beskrivelse. Det er en scene bestående af en lang række artister, der bevæger sig indenfor mange forskellige stilarter fra den tunge hiphop til de jazzede eller ambient beats. Over en række specials vil vært Anthon Nymark prøve at showcase den bredde, der findes på scenen. En scene som i de sidste mange år har stået i skyggen af mere populistiske musikgenre, en scene der ikke endnu er blevet gjort mainstream.Set 1 – Sofa TSet 2 – Bwoy De BhajanSet 3 – Eloq
The worlds Greatest World music Show is back!!! The crew debuts brand new tracks from Janaka Selekta ,and Sarathy Korwar, as well as featuring artists such as Kone Kone , Reach , Soohan , Dj Stanbul , Shiran , Todd Terj , Todh Teri , Damian Lazarus, International Velvet , Su Real, Madstarbase, Raja Kumari and More!!! Only on 90.1 KPFT FM in Houston Texas!!! Share the Link Fam! mahala rai banda-koto bara sarathy konwar-mumbay Reach-Bollywood Stunna Ana La Habibi-Fairuz (Soohan Remix) Quebra Coco-Turkish Disco Funk Dj Stanbul-Shto Imala Kismet Ben Ellman & Quickie Mart-BBB vs Sissy Nobby Sammany-Fe Hawak Kone Kone-Come Closer MojoJojo-Oonchi Hai Building Nifrah Farah-SHIRAN Achint-Last Dance (Midnight Mix) Ben Ellman & Quickie Mart-Katey Red vs. Fanfare Ciocarlia Dj Sukh-The Jugni Experiment Badshah-Dj Waleh (Dj Sukh Remix) Todd Teri-Yali Yali Remix International Velvet-Baby Shiva Damian Lazurus & The Ancient Moons-Cancello Janaka Selecta-Chum Chum Bheja Fry Records-Antariksh feat MC Mawali Mr Jammer-Midnight Fury Madstarbase-Dildar Remix Raja Kumari-Karma Raja Kumari feat. Divine-City Slums Panjabi MC-Mundian Te Bach Ke (Trap Mix) PunjabiTronix-Heer DJ Mix David Starfire feat. Shri-Seasons (FakerKidz Remix) Thomas Blondet feat. Zafayriah-Violence Thievery Corporation feat. Notch-Waiting Too Long Sureal feat. MC Zulu-I.W.O.D Guru Randhwa & DJ Shadow Dubai-Slowly Slowly feat. Pitbull Dj Vaggy-Leja Re Dj Ravish & Dj Chico-Mere Gully Boy Remix
Playliste:Azymuth – Tempos do ParanáSteve Cobby – Samba SchoolFat Jack – CreativityOhbliv – Romantic Black ComediePrefuse 73 – Young Vet BeatSkinny Pelembe – Ill Be On Your MindChristelle Bofale – U OucheaEnsemble Entendu – Azalea ChuvaThe Mauskovic Dance Band – Its The Wrong GoodieAttarazat Addahabia & Faradjallah – AflanaNordine Staïfi – Goultili Bye ByeBrother Resistance – Rapso Space DubRebles – Sweetest TabooInternational Soleil Band – Ta LassaGeorge & Glen Miller – EasingGemma – Til We Lose The FeelingWild Reflection – Standing In The ShadowAntoine Kogut – Current Density (Raphaël Top-Secret Remix)Sivey – Nobody ElseSheefy McFly – S.O.S
Playliste:Ben LaMar Gay – Melhor Que TemResavoir – ResavoirDamon Locks Black Monument Ensemble – The Colors That You BringMavis Staples – We Get By (feat. Ben Harper)Mourning [A] BLKstar – SituationsSeba Kaapstad – DezasterMalci – Tetsuo the Iron ManShatter Hands – Better or Worse (feat. Nanna.B)Madison McFerrin – Shine (Zenizen Remix)Sound of Peace – Room with the Golden SunCollettivo Immaginario – Closer To The Sun (ft Chauncey Yearwood)Kinkajous – Black Idiom Pt.IKinkajous – Black Idiom Pt.IITeodross Avery – Afro BlueTerkel Nørgaard – With Ralph Alessi – TenKalaha – BedtimeSessa – Flor do RealTaina Asili – ResilienciaClaude Fontaine – Play by PlayDon Leisure – Suite For eUDia.L – MinorMajorChildren Of Zeus – Vibrations (Zed Bias Remix)
Following our week a way we return overwhelmed with excellent morsels of global experimental independent sound. We start with Sarathy Korwar's outstanding jazz/Indian MC hybrid that is sure to get noticed by discerning listeners, elsewhere we have choral music, twisted abstract hiphop, splendid psych folk, electric acholi music from central Africa and much more. Tracklisting Sarathy Korwar - Mumbay (feat. MC Mawali) / Pravasis (feat. Deepak Unnikrishnan) (The Leaf Label, UK) Leo Pa-Layeng - Kono Wiye Ocung Otara (self-release, Uganda) The Art Ensemble of Chicago - We Are On The Edge (Erased Tapes, UK) Suzi Analogue - Way Live ft. ZenSoFly (Never Normal Records, USA) Flamingods - Koray (Moshi Moshi Records, UK) Sebastian Reynolds with Solo Collective - Ripeness Is All (Nonostar Records, Germany) The Improvisers' Choir - Stem (self-release, UK) Sea Urchin - Mish Hata'ref tesHa? (Bokeh Versions, UK) Viscount - Reverse Engineering (Warecollective, UK) Death and Vanilla - Let’s Never Leave Here (Fire Records, UK) Produced and edited by Nick McCorriston. Hit him up for any and all audio work at nickamc.com and follow him on Twitter @nickamc
A great track from Meernaa. Brand new music from Quantic featuring Denitia on vocals. A classic from Chaka Khan. Soul from Tanzanite and Datsunn. Drum & Bass from Brookes Brothers and Shy FX. Jazz from Sarathy Korwar, Greg Foat on Athens Of The North and Theon Cross feat Moses Boyd and Nubya Garcia. A timeless hypnotic track from Modaji (R.I.P). Henry Wu’s remix of Werkha feat Bryony Jarmon-Pinto plus plenty more musical treats.
Cette semaine on va se ballader en France avec les Nantais de Von Pariahs, les Bordelais d'Equipe de Foot, et les parisiens de Cassius, Venus VNR, Thomas Monica.On va aller faire un tour en Allemagne avec un titre du futur album des Stereo Total.On file au Royaume-Uni avec le jazz de Sarathy Korwar et les écossais de Mungo's Hi FI.On finira aux Etats-Unis avec la rencontre improbable de Hanni El Khatib et De Lux.C'est parti !!!
Abrimos com un homenaje al músico zimbabuense Oliver Mtukudzi, que nos acaba de dejar. Continuamos por África Occidental, Bretaña y el subcontinente indio, desvelando músicas ocultas y únicas, como las del pakistaní Ustad Saami. We start with a tribute to the recently late Zimbabwean musician Oliver Mtukudzi. We continue through Western Africa, Britanny and the Indian subcontinent unveiling hidden and unique music, like that one by the Pakistani artist Ustad Saami. · Oliver Mtukudzi – Ndanga ndabaiwa – Zimbabwe frontline [VA] · Hama Sankaré – Ndjarro – Niafunké · Livio – Malomagnin – Mélodies mandé · Charkha – Me a lâr (I & II) – La colère de la boue · Astrakan Project – An emgav – Inês · Ustad Saami – Twilight – God is not a terrorist · Sarathy Korwar and Upaj Collective – Earth – My East is your West Imagen: / Image: Oliver Mtukudzi
Did you know that Sarathy Korwar was training to represent his country at tennis before moved his focus to music? In this fascinating episode, the percussionist tells Tina all about his upcoming album ft rising Indian hip-hop artists and chats over comparisons between music and architecture.
This week we're keeping it local to where we record the podcast, with eight of our ten tracks being released on UK-based record labels. That doesn't stop the international flavour of the artists though, and Estonia's Maarja Nuut has just released a record that is amongst the best we've heard all year. We also have Polish sci-fi dubs from Dreadsquad released via Glasgow's Scotch Bonnet Records, we have London-based Indian jazz musician Sarathy Korwar, noisy new tracks from Part Chimp and Blóm and a whole lot more. Tracklisting Baïkonour - Runner I (Embassy Recordings, UK) Maarja Nuut & Ruum - Haned Kadunud (130701 Records, UK) Dreadsquad - Space (Scotch Bonnet Records, UK) UUUU - Electric Blanket (Editions Mego, Austria) Alma Negra - Sedowa (Lumberjacks in Hell, Netherlands) Part Chimp - Doctor Horse (self-release, UK) Sarathy Korwar - Earth (Gearbox Records, UK) Los Bitchos - The Link is About to Die (self-release, UK) Map71 - Primary Radioaction (Foolproof Projects/Fourth Dimension Records, UK) Blóm - Toxic Dependancy (Hominid Sounds, UK) If you think this is worth supporting, support us! https://www.patreon.com/independentmusicpodcast
Clive Anderson and Nikki Bedi are joined by Fay Weldon, Clare Perkins, Mark Kermode and Ekow Eshun for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from Sarathy Korwar and Her's. Producer: Debbie Kilbride.
Artist Infos: http://www.sarathykorwar.com/ https://www.facebook.com/sarathykorwarmusic https://www.instagram.com/sarathykorwar/ https://twitter.com/SarathyKorwar Tracklist: Brooklyn Raga Massive - Blue Nile Collocutor - Black Satin Majid Bekkas - Soundani Manayou-Mrhaba (Cervo Edits) Dinosaur - Living, Breathing Nihiloxica - Nilo Chug Emmanuel Abdul Rahim - Kalahari Suite Jay Daniel - Niiko Adhanet Equar - Kule (Gumaye) Clap! Clap! - Kabul To Paramaribo Jessica Lauren - Kofi Nomad ILL CONSIDERED - Sunflower (Live at Total Refreshment Centre)
EYESORE had the pleasure of speaking with percussionist Sarathy Korwar about growing up in India, London's jazz scene and the influence of the urban in making his exceptional genre-melting debut album, 'Day 2 Day' released last summer via Ninja Tune. Mastering: Eden Poole - cargocollective.com/edenaudio Ident: Daniel Barker-Wyatt - @djgrapefruit Recorded at White City Place, London.
A stunning selection this week, kicking off with Colombia's finest Meridian Brothers, we touch upon experimental pop of Circuit des Yeux, a fabulous collaboration between podcast favourites Hieroglyphic Being, Sarathy Korwar and Shabaka Hutchings, and the brutal punk of Lower Slaughter. We also have great new hiphop, jazz breaks, garage rock, and lost Somali tapes
It's the most wonderful time of the year - when we get ourselves ready for the peerless Milhoes de Festa festival in Portugal. A completely off-the-wall, eclectic line-up of some of the finest artists from across the globe come together in a celebration of everything that is great about art, experimentation, and music. To celebrate, we have a selection of ten artists on the bill, including old favourites like Sarathy Korwar and Orchestra of Spheres, alongside new favourites such as Cocaine Piss, Live Low, a
In this special edition of the Ninja Tune podcast, Throwing Shade chats to Sarathy Korwar, whose debut album "Day To Day" was released in July this year via Ninja Tune in collaboration with The Steve Reid Foundation. They discuss the recording of the album, touring with Kamasi Washington and their shared experiences studying at the London School of Oriental and African Studies. Along the way we hear music that has influenced and inspired Sarathy over the years - from The Doors, Dawn Of Midi, Jaimeo Brown, Rashid Khan, and The Necks - in addition to some of his own productions. We finish with some recent tracks from the Ninja Tune label family featuring Romare, The Invisible (Floating Points Remix), Roots Manuva (Pinch Remix), Thundercat and Machinedrum.
New Mixtape, new mixtape, new mixtape! Mat’s podcast paternity catchup continues as we catch up with what we’ve missed over the last 6 months! Join us for our extended mid-year retrospective of all the awesome guitars, beats, sings, and shouts from last winter, spring and summer, plus a couple of cheeky oldies and newbies… Setlist: Hepcat – Beautiful, Julie Ruin – I’m Done, Keita Juma - P Y R O, The Isley Brothers - Who's that Lady, Seu Jorge – Starman, Samantha Crain – Kathleen, Massive Attack - Ritual Spirit (feat. Azekel), J Dilla - The Look, LUH - I&I, Julianna Barwick – Same, Black Milk & Nat Turner - Electric Spanking, St. Paul and the Broken Bones - All I Ever Wonder, CAVE IN – Breed, Max Graef & Glenn Astro - Where the Fuck Are My Hard Boiled Eggs!, Owiny Sigoma Band - I Made You, You Made Me, Robert Glasper Experiment - Afro Blue (feat. Erykah Badu), John Carpenter - Distant Dream, Boris - Are You Ready, Ryley Walker - The Halfwit in Me, Jameszoo – Flake, Explosions in the Sky - Disintegration Anxiety, Bonnie Prince Billy - Quail and Dumplings, Papa M- Walking On Coronado, Helms Alee – Untoxicated, Sarathy Korwar – Bismillah, Subscribe to the podcast through the link below, and check out our facebook and twitter for sexy pictures & new episodes and that...: iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/kick-out-the-jams/id641975086 Mixcloud: http://www.mixcloud.com/Kickoutthejams/ Feedburner: http://feeds.feedburner.com/Kickoutthejamsradioshow Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Kick-Out-The-Jams/278853508852987 Twitter: https://twitter.com/Kickoutthejamss Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Kickoutthejamsradio (The sexy pictures bit just might just be a lie...)
Sharath Narayn a.k.a. Cosmic Attic keeps it current on Mix #112 with a bright, forward-thinking range of RnB, electronica and hip-hop. The first time we saw Sharath Narayan was in Chennai with his alt-rock band, and only project at the time - Black Letters. Since then, he’s launched his solo venture Cosmic Attic with an impressive debut EP, titled ‘Climb’ (reviewed here) and live performances acorss the country. The 24 year old producer/DJ has also recently been selected to participate in the third edition of the Kyta residency program in Kalga. Sharath’s unique, pop-influenced sound is marked by dreamy, layered synths and crisp beats peppered with field recordings taken in his current bustling habitat of Mumbai. ‘Climb’ was released as a free DL on Bandcamp, and caught our eye for its evocative vocals and vibrant, pop-influenced melodies. This one’s worth keeping an eye on. For his Wild City mix, Narayan delivers an easygoing selection of some of the more progressive RnB, hip-hop and electronica released in the last couple of years. #112 begins with a mash-up of Mndsgn’s ‘Bed’ and ‘Indefinite Leave To Remain’ by Ninja Tune’s newest prodigy Sarathy Korwar before moving on to the smooth, groove laden tunes of Kaytranada, Taylor McFerrin and Bibio. It’s also got a heady dose of rap and hip-hop beat from K. Dot, Samiyam, Clams Casino, Clipping and more. The mix ends with Cosmic Attic’s own interpretation of Shigeto’s ‘Ritual Howl’. This is the perfect mix to play at an unhurried, laid-back evening at home with just the right number of people. For a tracklist and further info, head over here: http://www.thewildcity.com/EN/music.xhtml/article/10361-wild-city-112-cosmic-attic
We catch up with Berlin residents Max Graef & Glenn Astro to talk about the release of their debut album The Yard Work Simulator, out now on Ninja Tune. We discuss their early experiences with music, growing up in Essen and Berlin respectively, how it was that they ended up working together and the processes that want into the making of the album. As is to be expected from two avid music collectors, we are treated along the way with an eclectic selection of tracks, taking in music from The Roots, Breakout, Pete Dunaway, Underground Resistance and Creative Source. We finish with some new music from the Ninja Tune stables with tracks from Space Dimension Controller, Machinedrum, The Invisible, The Bug and Sarathy Korwar.
There's nothing like completely transforming an Abba track for your first music in six years, but that's what Portishead have done with SOS. We've also got self-released sounds from Map71 and GAIKA, alongside two new ones being released by the on-form Soundway Records - the mesmerising Family Atlantica and the acid folk of Vanishing Twin. Elsewhere we have new jazz from Sarathy Korwar through Ninja Tune, Belgian duo Tav Exotic via Vlek, DVA on Hyperdub, Brandt Brauer Frick on !K7, and Newcastle's phonetic s
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