Tape gonk and Scottish tales
Verity Sharp with music from Blood Stereo, Sealionwoman and Chicagoan poet and singer Avery R Young.
Verity Sharp previews Supernormal, the experimental Oxfordshire festival that runs this coming weekend. Among the line-up of artists from the edgelands are Blood Stereo and their brand of 鈥榯ape gonk鈥� and 鈥榚piglottal gymnastics鈥�, and Sealionwoman, whose elemental vocals and electronics take us back to the Highland clearances.
Scottish history of more recent times shapes songwriter Karine Polwart鈥檚 latest album - a collection of beloved songs from 50 years of Scottish pop including Deacon Blue and Ivor Cutler. And Chicagoan poet/singer Avery R Young charts a funk-rocky course through troubled times with an album named after abolitionist Harriet Tubman.
Produced by Chris Elcombe.
A Reduced Listening Production for 麻豆社 Radio 3.
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Music Played
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Karine Polwart
Women Of The World
- Karine Polwart's Scottish Songbook.
- Hegri Music.
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Micachu & the Shapes & London Sinfonietta
Everything (Live)
- Chopped & Screwed (At Kings Place).
- Rough Trade.
- 3.
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Zhang Pengying, Zhang Zhoulan, Wang Liliang, Li Zhi'an & Wu Biren
A ma ke ne le (Mother's little girl)
- Alili - Multi-part folksong of Yunnan鈥檚 ethnic minorities #1 & #2.
- PAN Records.
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Blood Stereo
For Unk
- The Lure Of Gurp.
- Chocolate Monk.
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Sealionwoman
Row
- Siren.
- Antigen Records 鈥�.
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Djamb茅 Kamb茅
Sadio
- The Rough Guide to Mali Blues.
- World Music Network.
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Stratis Skandalakis
The last of their kind
- Southeast Asia PhoNographic Mornings.
- Each Morning of the World.
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Marchetto Cara
Liber Fui Un Tempo In Foco
Performer: Robert Meunier. Performer: Kate Macoboy.- Michelangelo's Madrigal - Soprano & Lute.
- Etcetera.
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Avery R Young
sit down job
- tubman..
- FPE Records.
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狈茅谤颈箩补
Last Straw
- Blume.
- Domino Recording Co.
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Ondness
Malta Inquieta
- Antologia de Mu虂sica Ati虂pica Portuguesa, Vol. 2: Regio虄es.
- Discrepant.
Broadcast
- Tue 30 Jul 2019 23:30麻豆社 Radio 3
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