I just added @evangreer’s upcoming album to @musicbrainz.
We’re ready 🏳️⚧️❤️🔥
#music#MusicBrainz#ACAB #album
https://musicbrainz.org/release/a63d7ec5-9c24-4a28-b705-5ad0214404ef
I just added @evangreer’s upcoming album to @musicbrainz.
We’re ready 🏳️⚧️❤️🔥
#music#MusicBrainz#ACAB #album
https://musicbrainz.org/release/a63d7ec5-9c24-4a28-b705-5ad0214404ef
Love your work on FairCamp @negativevoid;
"Artists: Reach out if you would like to have a faircamp site built and/or hosted for your work. Larger catalogues are not trivial for build or storage. Still reach out if you would like to have a page setup even if you are unable to finacially chip in. We might be able to line up a sponsor to cover your setup/hosting."
https://wildmanriddim.bandcamp.com/album/panatlantic-2021
Mostly at the jazzy instrumental end, strangely reminiscent of kiwi dub like The Black Seeds or early Salmonella Dub.
Speaking of jazzy instrumental ska and kiwi dub, that reminded me of Oakley Grenell's Ōtautahi Allstars, so I'm #listening now;
https://oakleygrenell.bandcamp.com/album/otautahi-allstars
Despite the release year given on BC, I believe the album was recorded and originally released about 20 years ago. I saw these tunes played live a few times, always a skanking good time : )
#music #instrumental #jazz #dub#OakleyGrenell#ŌtautahiAllstars
https://wildmanriddim.bandcamp.com/album/panatlantic-2021
Mostly at the jazzy instrumental end, strangely reminiscent of kiwi dub like The Black Seeds or early Salmonella Dub.
🎧 New podcast episode! I meet Kirsten Lambertsen @mizkirsten of @indiebeat an online radio station that offers discovery for independent artists. Listen to the podcast here! https://www.lorenzosmusic.com/2025/06/kirsten-lambertsen-indie-beat-radio.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4zQiAKrXn8
Can't describe how moved and proud I am by this release, following Marta setting up her own studio in the apartment and seeing her enjoying the process so much during the last years.
I'm playing fretless electric bass on this track, something I always wanted to try out. Got myself a used Ibanez Roadstar II last year and this is the first time I've recorded something with it.
The radicalism of the 1960s must have come from somewhere. I've read that it was an attempt by the youth movements to hold their parents generation to its own professed standards. As represented by the broadcasts on Radio Free Asia, and other US broadcasts into countries of the Eastern Bloc and the Nonaligned Movement.
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I'm #listening to the latest mix from SSSD (kia ora e hoa!);
https://www.freefm.org.nz/Programmes/Details.aspx?PID=97468cee-0f3c-4451-952a-8d2473baa59e
He drops a sample from a rah-rah post-WW2 film uses the phrase "future citizen's" to describe children in public education. That's some aspirational language. We could use a bit of that.
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Songs I love because of the audible breath heard at one specific moment:
Bark at the Moon by Ozzy
Need You Tonight by INXS
others?
https://youtu.be/WuisnU3RU2U?si=lNdjWVOBrgfwqg4D
Love the tongue-in-cheek melodrama of the video. They released their first 4 track EP last year, which is fantastic;
Maybe rather than talking about federating everything on the web, we need to talk about federating what, and how.
In an interview with Simon Vansintjan from Mirlo, he talks about anyone with an account on their platform can create a music blog. It would be great to be able to subscribe to one of those blogs via ActivityPub, and get a notification in nu fediverse account whenever they publish new post.
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My friends Mongolian BBQ have released their third collection of sonic collage. Including a number of new tunes, and a few remixes of tracks from their first album In League With the Secret Transmitter, which included a 20-something Strypey drumming on a couple of tracks;
https://snakebeings.bandcamp.com/album/mongolian-bbq-the-last-refuge-of-scoundrels
Soon, you'll be able to buy music on the Fediverse.
Bandwagon, the music-sharing platform built on Emissary, has seen a lot of success over the past few months. The site has grown to a catalogue of over 300 different musicians, spanning a wide range of different sounds and genres. After refining search and discovery features, project lead Ben Pate has decided to focus on introducing a payment system for music sales.
"We used to laugh, we used to sing
We used to dance, we had our own scene"
#PearlJam, Scared of Fear, from the 2024 album Dark Matter
Ahoy friends. The world needs more #comfy. If the weekend means a chance to relax or just more work/stress we're back to help you thru.
As a gift to old friends, for others to get a tiny taste of what #RFF was all about, and because times require comfy measures, we've popped up the Comfy Channel as it was for the month of June.
https://comfy.radiofreefedi.net
And at our festival venue in the lead up to #RFFF25
https://party.radiofreefedi.net
Support each other and indie artists!
🐹 ❤️ #radioFreeFedi #music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYQV0v3-Fes
I love the honky tonk piano work on this track. Will definitely listen to some more of McCann's tunes. So far I've found a live album recorded in 1966 in Seattle;
https://wurldseries.bandcamp.com/album/the-giants-lawn
It's delightfully whimsical, like the Flaming Lips of Pink Robots, but more musically sanded, lacking the Lips' cultivated roughness. More The Residents than Pure Guava era Ween.
"I got a tv set or two
But we'll have to get a man in 'cause one of them blew up"
Headless Chickens, Gaskrankinstation, 1990
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4topF9qZSjs
The idea of kiwi petrol station worker contemplating getting a TV repaired speaks volumes about what's changed in Aotearoa over the last 40-50 years.
This is a bonfire demo instance for testing purposes