The New Arts Desk Radio Show 3

The past, present and future of cross-cultural intermingling

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Aisha Orazbayeva: plucking Elvis

Yes, Peter and Joe are back, with a humdinger of a show this time, once again recorded in the insalubrious but highly conducive surrounds of Hoxton's MeatMISSION burger bar.

Their continued explorations of the past, present and future of cross-cultural intermingling this time takes in jazz-acid, prog-electro, French roots'n'culture, pizzicato Elvis, sardonic Balkan beats, Belgian trip-hop, Appalachian dubstep, ambient country, Euro urban decadence, some Amazon grooves, Grace Jones and Françoise Hardy. Jump in!

 

The Arts Desk 14/03/14 by Meattransmission on Mixcloud

 

Tracklist:

Spanglish Fly – My Shingaling Boy (Rough Guide)
Rodrigo Amarante – Mon Nom (Mais Um Discos)
King Of The Mountain – Stranger Things Have Happened (Zoetrope)
Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars – Rich but Poor (Cumbancha)
Don Fe – Stand Firm and Pray (Steppas)
Dirtmusic – Stars of Gao (feat. Super 1) (Glitterhouse)
Aisha Orazbayeva – Harbour Lights (PRAH)
Provincials – Drunk as Owls (provincials.bandcamp.com)
Luke Vibert – Acage (Hypercolour)
Tim “Love” Lee – Non Sequensor (Tummy Touch)
Mo Kolours – Little Brown Dog (One Handed)
Berlinski Beat – Sex, Drugs, Berlinski Beat (Piranha)
Mestre Cupijó e Seu Ritmo – Tubarao Branco (Analog Africa)
Alan Parsons Project – PxP (Arista/Legacy)

Sly & Robbie – Stormy (Groove Attack)
Grace Jones – Me! I Disconnect from You (Island)
Sylver Tongue – Something Big (Dancing Coins)
Sylvan Esso – Hey Mami (Partisan)
Ellis Island Sound – Nairobi/Köln (Village Green)
A/T/O/S – Paper (Deep Medi Muzik)
Françoise Hardy – Je Suis Moi (Rhino France)
Mayra Andrade – We Used to Call it Love (RCA / Sony)
Dillon – Evergreen (Bpitch Control)
Kathleen Haskard – Where the Land Meets the Sky (Howlin' Hound)
Tara Jane O'Neil – Wordless in Woods (Kranky)
Joe Quijano & His Conjunto Cachana – Chevere (Rough Guide)

 

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