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Weekly Release: Poison Fruit by Ivan Conti
Originally posted on Worldly Rhythms:
The Return Ivan Conti member of the Brazilian Jazz-Funk trio Azymuth is back with his first solo-studio album in 20 years. The percussionist delivers a full-length project that explores in depth electronic music whilst staying…
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THE MEMORY COLLECTOR
Originally posted on – MIKE STEEDEN –:
Since Dawn of Time’s first chilly mists were devoured by a greedy, rampant Orange I have been collecting the apt recollections of those poor wretched souls about to lose their minds to the…
A Disaster Overlooked …
Originally posted on Filosofa's Word:
The Washington Post and New York Times both carried multiple stories about the ‘end’ of the government shutdown, about Roger Stone’s arrest, about Venezuela’s current presidency conundrum, and about the Trump ego-wall. Neither carried,…
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Favela Santa Marta: Colourful houses, annoyed residents and Michael Jackson
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When the streets have no name #Challenge #52Ancestors #Week2
Originally posted on The Curious Descendant:
I have memories as a young child in the back of the family car, bored out of my head as my parents drive around the streets of Manchester, having taken the opportunity to reminisce…
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Dancing Through Gunshots in Brazil’s Favelas — REDEFINE TWENTY
The first installation for Redefine Twenty’s Docuseries is “Dancing through Gunshots in Brazil’s Favelas”. The documentary is from @vice and is about young girls trying to learn ballet in Brazil’s favelas, however their classes are usually disrupted by gang violence. … Continue reading
No One Lets Go Of Anyone’s Hand (ft. Joana Ramiro)
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Learning to Swim on an Ironing Board – “It’s a metaphor for living with an invisible disability”. An interview with Conor A.
Originally posted on THE PLAY'S THE THING:
Learning to Swim on an Ironing Board is a new piece commissioned by HOME theatre in Manchester, as part of their annual Push Festival, aimed at promoting emerging creative talent across the…
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