B L W R _

B L W R _

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B L W R _ episodes

  • BLWR For 044 Collective
    A recent mix I have put together for #044Collective - A Twitch channel based out of Madras, India curated by @mannymusicin in association with @submergemusic. Streamed on 23.05.20.
    "No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin, or his background, or his religion. People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite" - Nelson Mandela.
    Sending out good vibes. Stay safe, see you soon.
    57 min
  • Sounds Of Underground UB Radio Show EP #022 - BLWR
    Hello there, I did a guest mix for the Sounds of Underground show on UB Radio [Bangkok, Thailand] hosted by Dilee D.
    Broadcasted on 28.09.16 - UB Radio [Bangkok, Thailand].
    Thanks you so very much all the listeners around the world. Big shout-out to everyone for the love. Overwhelmed with all the wishes and feedbacks.
    Love & peace :)
    #blippedwhisperer #letsconnekt
    59 min
  • Few Things Left Unsaid
    The Few Things Left Unsaid Mix,
    Track-list:
    1. Luc Angenehm - Last [Solid Shape Records]
    2. Kurak - My Senses [Silence Music]
    3. Rancido - The Journey (Feat. Madison Groove) [Innervisions]
    4. Dahu - How Do They Know [Steyoyoke]
    5. Flowers And Sea Creatures Wrong Jeremy - The Very Next Day (Adriatique Remix) [My Favorite Robot]
    6. WhoMadeWho - Traces (Agents Of Time Remix) [Click Records]
    7. &ME - Everless [Keinemusik]
    8. Mind Against - Polarstern [Life And Death]
    9. Wallflower - Say You Won't Ever (Larry Heard Club Mix) [Rebirth]
    10. Plastikman - EXhale (Dixon's Just A Different Mixdown Version) [MUTE]
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    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ashwinblwr
    Twitter: twitter.com/steve_mukunthan
    Instagram: instagram.com/blwr__
    56 min

About B L W R _

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Raised in a nation marked by conflict and social division, BLWR's earliest experiences were shaped by witnessing the effects of inequality and exclusion. Relocating offered a new beginning, but it also revealed a universal truth: regardless of geography, societies continue to be defined by invisible boundaries. Music, however, remained the one place where those boundaries ceased to exist.