[German Only Repost]

Manchmal fährt Musik direkt in Eure Hüften und bringt sie zum unbändigen Kreisen. Manchmal macht sie es sich in Eurem Kopf bequem. Aber Beides auf einmal?

RADIO IRRTUM!

zeigt, wie es gehen kann!

Radio Irrtum! kommt → diesmal ausnahmsweise mal Donnerstag, 01.10.26, 21:00 - wie immer auf Alex Berlin (DAB+ K12D in #Berlin/Brandenburg & im weltweiten Stream @ alex-berlin.de/radio-livestrea…)

Also die seltsam funke(ln)de Radiosendung, in der die Weiten des musikalischen Untergrunds erforscht werden und ihr praktisch unerhörte Musik von unerhörten Musiker:innen auf Eure entzückenden Lauscher bekommt.

Was geht diesmal?

• Berliner #Schrammelpunk
• 1981er proto #Electroclash
• technoidem, expressiv tiefem #Dubstep #bass
• #Experimental #Glitch Electronics
• #Cellomusik trifft auf Oldskuhl Elektronik
• #Flute #Jazz
• Egg/Surf #Punk
• Experimental #NonJazz
• #KawaiPop (im Hintergrund)

Also eine Hälfte im großen und Ganzen recht clubby und bassy. Die andere voll experimentell. Ein schon verwegener Mix - und ich garantiere, er macht Spaß!

Zum Teil mit #CreativeCommons Inhalten, denn Musik sollte die Fesseln von sich werfen! Einige Tracks sind nich mal auf #Spotify - boycott 'em! Aber vor allem: Wir haben phänomenale #FediArtists drin: Etwa @Lime oder eine Künstlerin vom legendären slowenischen Netlabel Kamizdat (@kamizdat) . OMFG!

Eine Sache ist dann noch passiert: Ich hätte beinahe nicht in ein Album reingehört, weil es auf seinem Cover unverholen AI Slop Artwork präsentierte. Allerdings ist die enthaltene Musik 100% AI frei und sehr sehr gut gemacht (wir reden vom Album mit der Cellomusik). Aber… WARUM? Wie kann man sich für diese Art der Gestaltung entscheiden? Ich finde, wenn Ihr sowas macht, diskreditiert Ihr andere Künstler:innen und sabotiert Euch, als Musiker:innen selbst. Ich werde dann auch sehr klare Worte in der Sendung darüber finden.

Details in englisch oben, Playlist/Manuskript nach der Show hier drunter. Fragen einfach stellen – ich antworte!

Was bleibt noch zu sagen?
Let's get heads n hips into the mix!

#fediArtists #musicRecommendation
Radio Irrtum! stands for: #NoAi / #NoAiInMusic

[Hinweis: Das ist ein Repost, weil die Federation zwischen s.basspistol.org und meiner deutschsprachigen Instanz mastodon.de momentan gestört ist, sobald Mediadateien im Spiel sind - so scheint es jedenfalls - Update: Yo, kriege nich mal ein 86KB Image in diesen Post ohne HTTP500]

Il Fatto Quotidiano: Da WitchTok a “Amori & incantesimi 2”, è iniziata la stagione delle streghe: perché magia, natura e sorellanza affascinano sempre più donne

Must be the season of the witch, cantava Donovan negli anni Sessanta: dev’essere stagione di streghe. Certo, lui non intendeva in senso letterale ma guardandoci intorno, non possiamo che dargli ragione: le streghe sono ovunque. Sui social, al cinema, in tv e ora anche negli hotel. E non è un caso. Mentre sui social si festeggia Mabon anziché l’equinozio d’autunno, il film “Amori & incantesimi 2” ha riportato Nicole Kidman e Sandra Bullock al cinema nei panni di due sorelle con poteri magici, e perfino in casa Disney qualcosa è cambiato: nel nuovo film “Hexe” la strega non è la cattiva, ma la protagonista.
Come ogni altro personaggio di fantasia, la strega ha attraversato i secoli e le culture sotto diverse forme. Ma se la fata è sempre buona, la strega è più sfaccettata: può essere malvagia, bellissima, ambigua, misteriosa o tutte queste cose insieme. In generale, dare della strega a qualcuno non è un complimento – o almeno non lo era – ma adesso sempre più donne rivendicano la parola con un certo orgoglio.

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Essere “un po’ strega” abbraccia una serie di comportamenti un po’ bizzarri, ma del tutto innocenti, come fidarsi del proprio intuito, avere una predilezione per le atmosfere autunnali un po’ lugubri, conoscere i segreti delle piante, passare del tempo nei boschi e sapere tutto sulle fasi lunari.
Spotify e YouTube si sono riempite di playlist “witchy vibes” o “witchy mood” che raccolgono musica di Enya, Stevie Nicks, Florence + the Machine e Kate Bush. La stregoneria è una questione estetica, prima che etica: non è più la megera di fronte a un calderone, capace di evocare spiriti maligni, ma una donna con un vestito a fiori e gli stivali intenta a fare l’orto.

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L'articolo Da WitchTok a “Amori & incantesimi 2”, è iniziata la stagione delle streghe: perché magia, natura e sorellanza affascinano sempre più donne proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.

From TikTok to "Love & Spells 2," the season of witches has begun: because magic, nature and sisterhood fascinate more and more women.

It must be the season of the witch, Donovan sang in the sixties: it has to be a time for witches. Of course, he didn’t mean it literally, but looking around us, we can only give him reason: witches are everywhere. On social media, in cinemas, on TV and now even in hotels. And this is no coincidence. While celebrations of Mabon are taking place on social media instead of the autumn equinox, the film “Love & Witchcraft 2” has brought Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock back to the cinema as two sisters with magical powers, and even Disney has changed something: in the new film "Hexe" the witch is not the villain, but the protagonist.

Like any other fantasy character, the witch has crossed centuries and cultures under different forms. But if the fairy is always good, the witch is more multifaceted: she can be evil, beautiful, ambiguous, mysterious or all these things together. In general, calling someone a “witch” isn’t a compliment – or at least it wasn't – but now increasingly women are claiming the word with some pride.

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Being “a little witch” embraces a series of slightly bizarre, but entirely innocent behaviors, such as trusting one’s intuition, having a preference for somewhat gloomy autumnal atmospheres, knowing the secrets of plants, spending time in the woods and knowing everything about the phases of the moon. Spotify and YouTube have been filled with playlists "witchy vibes" or "witchy mood" that collect music by Enya, Stevie Nicks, Florence + the Machine and Kate Bush. Witchcraft is an aesthetic matter, before it’s ethical: it's no longer the hag in front of a cauldron, capable of summoning evil spirits, but a woman with a floral dress and boots intent on gardening.

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The article From WitchTok to “Love & Witchcraft 2”, the season of the witches has begun: why magic, nature and sisterhood fascinate women more and more comes from Il Fatto Quotidiano.

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