In this episode of Ear Expansion, LaMont Hamilton engages in an extensive conversation with Giulia Loli aka Mutamassik, a multifaceted artist known for her work as a producer, multi-instrumentalist, essayist, and thinker. The dialogue explores Mutamassik's formative experiences with a culturally diverse musical background, her deep dive into punk, classical, and jazz genres, as well as the ethos syncopation, which she learned from her mother, guiding her approach to turntablism. Giulia shares insights from her experiences living with the Maasai in Tanzania, highlighting the cultural and historical connections between East Africa and Egypt. She discusses how resourcefulness and creativity are interlinked, especially in harsh environments, and reflects on her work's philosophical and spiritual dimensions. The episode also delves into the collaborative and improvisational nature of her project 'Rough Americana' with Morgan Craft, emphasizing a blend of ancient and modern influences in their music. The conversation concludes with reflections on the essence of sound and its deep connection to humanity and the natural world.