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'Happiness is only real when shared' - something preyed on by social media
testing the waters for some bedroom radio. featuring a pair of turntables, a CD player, a pen and some paper.
Taken from FACT's interview with Powell - Powell, who used to work in advertising before becoming a full time producer and label owner, gives his take on how culture is exploited by advertising, and how he's used similar methods to engage with his audience in music.
El Kid (Sam Kidel) - SUPERMARKET! A release that quickly got snaffled up on free download then shutdown for sampling popular rnb tracks. Kidel had completely transformed songs by the likes of Destinys child and Ciara into eery soundscapes. The lyrics were brought to the fore which in turn changed the tone and their meaning.
Nicolas Jaar in Crack Magazine - what's being watched the TV or you?
The healing effects of dancing - Lenora Jayne from the all-female London collective SIREN in an article for Crack Magazine
Places and spaces - the former identifying sites of fullness, identity, ‘the inside’ and human activity, the latter identifying the emptiness between places in which nothing happens except the movement from one place to another
From ‘the space of culture, the power of space’ by Lawrence Grossberg in The Postcolonial Question: Common Skies, Divided Horizons Why do we travel? Do we enjoy the place or the act of moving from one place to another?