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In the fifth part of her Column series, Yanti Sastrawan discusses social media as our means of communication, as well as the concept of ambient co-presence. As the digital communication allows us to always be aware of each other's presence, she explains how we can be there without being there.
Moustapha Spliff's back for number 40 with plenty of mind bending killers including a couple of gems from two of Yogyakarta's finest. 01. Bengee - 1969 EMS VCS3 02. Flying Lotus - Turtles 03. Beastie Boys - Eugene's Lament 04. Mulatu Astatke / The Heliocentrics - Dewel 05. The Gaslamp Killer - Dead Vets feat. Adrian Younge & MRR 06. Drugi Nacin - Zuti List 07. 3 Hurel - Omur Biter Yol Bimez 08. Jean-Claude Vannier - Le Roi Des Mouches 09. Baris Manco - Lambaya Puf De 10. Suarasama - Playing Gambus 11. Arif Sag - Osman Pehlivan 12. Seks & Tahta - Ekspedisi Malaria 13. Omar Khorshid - Rakset El Fadaa 14. The Group - The Feed-Back 15. The Gaslamp Killer - Anything Worse 16. Kambiz - Love Knowledge
In her latest essay, Yanti Sastrawan talks about social media and its ability to connect as well as alienate people. She describes the idea of loneliness, solitude, intimacy and how social media affects the way we view individuals. Take a look.
This episode marks the first Fat Cat Ffonz edition to feature gibberish interviews at the start of the mix as a slick (and dumb) way to avoid the Soundcloud copyright laws. Also, keep your ears open for Kamasi Washington's killer fourteen minute tune from his seemingly superb album that will be released on Brainfeeder sometime in May. 01. Jeko Speaks 02. Makaya McCraven - Three Fifths a Man 03. To Many Zooz - To The Top 04. To Many Zooz - F.W.S 05. Fashawn - Confess 06. Makaya McCraven - Lonely 07. Uffe - Saw You Laughing 08. Burial - Southern Comfort 09. Clap! Clap! - Black Smokes, Bad Signs 10. Taylor McFerrin - Greene Sun 11. Kamasi Washington - 'Re Run Home' 12. Sound Experience - Your Love Belongs To Me 13. Ino Hidefumi - Cosmocology 14. Deodato - Super Strut
In the second part of her 6 part essay on our relationship with the digital world, Yanti Sastrawan talks about digital detox and the benefits of real life interactions.
Dangdut Banget is a DJ and collector of records from all over the world and often travels around in search of Rare Grooves. From Jazz, Funk & Soul from the US to Psychedelic Rock from Eastern Europe and Turkey, or from Colombian Cumbia to Indonesian Dangdut, any genre can have it. This mix is a selection of some of his favourite 45's and LP's from Trinidad, US, Brasil, France, Colombia, Peru, Martinique, Antigua, USSR, Lebanon, Yugoslavia, Turkey, Cuba, and Guinea. 01.Trinidad Steel Band - L'Homme A La Grosse Tete 02.Howard Roberts - Dirty Old Bossa Nova 03.Os Originais Do Samba - Tenha Fe, Pois Amanha Um Lindo Dia Vai Nascer 04.Les Parisiennes - On Recoit, On Revoie 05.La Tromba - Un Ser Como Tu 06.Los Mirlos - La Dansa Del Petrolero 07.Grupo Celeste - Como Un Ave 08.Max B - Banananaticoco 09.David Martial - Tamba 10.Malinga Five - Malinga 11.King Short Shirt - Tyranny 12.Tony Morgan And Muscle Power - Racial Segregation 13.Leningrad Group Of Jazz Music - From Monday To Friday 14.Enrique Lynch Y Su Orquestra - African Bump 15.Omar Khorshid - Rakset El Faadaa 16.Drugi Nacin - Zuti List 17.Volg Nehri - River Volga 18.Grupo Los Yoyi - Banana 19.Kante Manfla - Keleya 20.Keletigui Et Ses Tambaourins - Miri Magnin
