La Danza Poetica #34 Delirious Analysis
Rêver en français… storytelling of emotion and delirium of loops! Being in transit in between times and places, in a woozy mood, a loose mix from a recent live set. No explanation, no reason, no solution. Just the enlightened, unapologetic emotion of French poets, under the spell of delirious analysis. Old and new tracks from: 13th Tribe with Saul Williams, Volfoniq’s ‘Ernest’, Up, Bustle & Out serenading Satie, Bissecta, my good friend the sound weaver Ubik from his sexy sound tapestry of Serge Gainsbourg, the F4 Collective, Odezenne, Enterré Sous X remixed by Kosta Kostov, classical electronics from Hiatus, and Canadian poet Fabrice Koffy. Our honoured ghost, teacher of passion and release Anais Nin, reading from her short stories, 'Under A Glass Bell'. Let’s hallucinate Napoléon Bonaparte together, in la danse poétique!
Tracklist
13th Tribe & Saul Williams - The 7th Octave
Volfoniq - Bonjour (Ernest)
Up, Bustle & Out - Satie's Atelier
Camille Bryen - Tete De Coq
Bissecta / Syntonic Waves - Adore
Bissecta and Huian Tenova - Sex Story 2 & Windows Bible Update
Anaïs Nin - reading from Under A Glass Bell
Ubik - Serge Gainsberg (excerpt)
F4 Collective - Roleaux
Odezenne - Meredith
Enterré Sous X - Decourum part 2 (Kosta Kostov Remix)
Anaïs Nin - reading from Under A Glass Bell
Hiatus - Nobody
Fabrice Koffy - Poesic
A mix of sublime, poetic music and word from Morocco, Tunisia, Syria. Poetry and music are inextricably intertwined, in a constant dance, in music, language and rhythm, and life. Sukitoa o Namau’s field recordings from and around Meknés, Morocco, form the canvas on which this whole mix has been painted. Also featuring Moroccan slam poet Mustapha Slameur, very conscious and complex folktronics / electronics from Tunisia’s Ghoula and NURI, the France/Morocco collaboration of Titi Robin and Mehdi Nassouli, Syria’s Muudra paying tribute to Vîyan Peyman, and reworking Emel Mathlouthi’s great song ‘Layem’, DJ Tudo connecting Morocco with Brazil, plus, 'honoured ghost' Paul Bowles' sweet and sad little poems, and classic recordings from Morocco released by the Dust to Digital project.