this mix was recorded live from the Chabanel District on February's full moon, the snow moon

@irlhuman

https://soundcloud.com/n10-as

Aired on CKUT March 10th, 2021

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NGL Flounce is a DJ in Tiohtiá:ke (“Montreal”) from France and Madagascar most easily found in underground raves and wlw dance parties. They mix various genres including juke, hiphop, disco, gqom, afrobeat, techno, and experimental electronic music. Don’t expect a constant tempo with NGL Flounce as they will brew smooth concoctions of BPMs to make you vibe, shake your ass, or lose control.

The mix “Manic Magic” plays with dissonance and clashing rhythm to express the feeling of pandemic mania, appealing to witchcraft’s warnings, protection, and guidance.

Tracklist:

Exoslayer ft. Izen - 147

Wizard Apprentice - Exorcism

Joey LaBeija - charity

Shygirl - Beauts

Alewya - Sweating

Asmara - Deviant Eyes

Backxwash - Black Magic

Tierra Whack - MUMBO JUMBO

Sophie - Cold World

Tobe Nwigwe - BOUNTIFUL

Dai Burger - Where My Girls

Denise - Hiaraka Aminao

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https://soundcloud.com/nglflounce

https://www.mixcloud.com/nglflounce/

https://www.instagram.com/ngl_flounce/

Aired on CKUT Wednesday February 24th, 2021

https://soundcloud.com/benedictemusic

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Bénédicte is the musical project of Montreal-based producer and sound artist Maxime Gordon. Bénédicte’s music is a study of restrained feeling, containing soaring synths within a landscape that is strictly minimalist. She distorts field-recordings and vocal samples, splicing the human and familiar with the unnatural.

Our latest N10.as guest mix by zi! https://soundcloud.com/zi_dj

Mtl-based DJ making her steps all around the world, zi! is a real music digger with a very fine taste in rare gems. As a trance music lover, we are happy to have one of the probably few mixes from her that won't be over 140 bpm.

Get ready for a warm reggae-dub delight ☀️ Its sticky!

IG: https://www.instagram.com/ziryy_/

A clip from a press conference held on January 11 2021 denouncing the imposed curfew in Quebec which is severely affecting vulnerable and marginalized populations and an interview with Sophie of Meals for Milton Parc, a community project to support our unhoused neighbours of Milton-Parc, in Montreal.

https://www.instagram.com/mealsformiltonparc/

https://linktr.ee/M4MP

Cyberfeminism Index is a growing database of global cyberfeminism(s) from 1990–2020. Mindy Seu is a designer, educator, and researcher based in New York City.

https://cyberfeminismindex.com/

https://mindyseu.com/

Ashley Bowa and Lesley Marshall discuss their project Green Gazing; an immersive experience resulting from years of research into movement and wellness practices, plants, and technology.

Photo by Ashley Bowa

Background music:

Hiroshi Yoshimura - Feet

Perila - Mouth Full Of Tahini

Liew Niyomkarn - Re-Imagining

Eve Parker Finley is a noted Montreal multi-instrumentalist and upcoming Indie Pop Superstar. Braiding a dense and deliberate web of string arrangements and classical naturalism into a former raver’s penchant for programmed beats and four on the floor grooves, Finley has been a mainstay in the Montreal independent scene for nearly a decade. Her debut album, Chrysalia, releases Dec 4th with Florafone Records and Coax Records.

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Interview aired on CKUT November 25th, 2020

Our latest N10.as guest mix by @jashim-music , Friday 13th special - the age of apocalypse.

Jashim is a Producer, DJ, and video game programmer, a geek witch always concocting tons of delights for our ears. Stay tuned and listen to their latest track ''Summer 19'' via Spotify if you can to get forever hooked on the nostalgia of what feels like another era.

Enjoy this fast breaky electronic spooky mix celebrating our dearest November Scorpios.

IG: https://www.instagram.com/jas_h_im/

Wave Debris

by Diana Duta & Julia E. Dyck

https://crashsymbols.bandcamp.com/album/wave-debris

Diana Duta and Julia E. Dyck's Wave Debris takes the work of scientist Elizabeth Alexander as its starting point, in particular her research into the radio frequencies emitted during sunset. Working mostly with modulated versions of those frequencies, they worked in their own field recordings, feedback, and readings from Ron Silliman’s Sunset Debris. The result feels especially cryptic and otherworldly, full of smoke and dissolving images.

The live version was performed at sunset during Rocks Radio Radar Long Wave Radiation, organized by Cristina Ramos as part of her residency at The Watch Berlin. Housed in a former GDR watchtower, half the transmission was streamed from Brussels while the other was performed on location one floor below the audience. The performance attempts to illuminate phenomena that are present but not perceived, that mediate, dissolve, or disclose.