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Lara Jones and Aylu in session

Jennifer Lucy Allan shares the results of our latest long-distance collaboration session, with London-based avant-garde saxophonist Lara Jones and Argentinian sound sculptor Aylu.

Jennifer Lucy Allan shares the results of our latest long-distance collaboration session, with London-based avant garde saxophonist Lara Jones and Argentinian sound sculptor Aylu.

Lara Jones is an award winning saxophonist, improviser, composer & collaborator based in London. Lara’s solo work incorporating saxophone and Ableton software contrasts high energy pulsating electronics with meditative dream-like soundscapes, using live processing and field recordings to build structures and stories in her work..

Aylu, Ailín Grad’s solo project, crafts immersive soundscapes from Buenos Aires. Mostly known for her potent, psychotropic juke and footwork experiments, Aylu takes the sound of ordinary objects and assembles them to create something completely new, exploring different materials and their textures, and ascribing new meaning to the sounds that surround us on a daily basis.

Elsewhere in the show, thundering Egyptian grime from producer ABADIR, digitised Ghanaian highlife music, and a guided dream meditation aid crafted from polar expedition recordings, arranged by conceptual artist Aboutface.

Produced by Gabriel Francis
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Music Played

  • Noori & His Dorpa Band

    Saagaama

    • Beja Power! Electric Soul & Brass from Sudan's Red Sea Coast.
    • Ostinato.

  • Lara Jones & Aylu

    IV

    • Late Junction Remote Collaboration Session.

  • Lotic

    Always You (Sparkling Water)

    • Sparkling Water.
    • Hounds Tooth.

  • Folly

    The Gods

    • GOGMAGOGS.
    • TBC Editions.

  • Lavina Yelb

    Gracias por algunas cosas

    • Otra Vez Otra.
    • Transamericas.

  • Isneg Group & Yasuhiro Morinaga

    Rooster Dance

    • Exploring Gong Culture of Southeast Asia: Massif and Archipelago.
    • Sub Rosa.

  • Graham Dunning & Sam Underwood

    Division

    • At Home with the Mammoth Beat Organ.
    • Pearl Home Records.

  • Kabbut, Zuli & 3Phaz

    ABADIR

    • did you mean: irish vol. 2.
    • irsh.

  • Chouk Bwa & The ?ngstr?mers

    Agwetaroyo

    • Ayiti Kongo Dub #1.
    • Les Disques Bongo Joe.

  • Ashley Paul

    Not Myself

    • I am Fog.
    • Orange Milk Records.

  • Leo Chadburn

    The Indistinguishables

    • Slow / Talker.
    • Library of Nothing.

  • Lara Jones & Aylu

    II

    • Late Junction Remote Collaboration Session.

  • Lara Jones & Aylu

    I

    • Late Junction Remote Collaboration Session.

  • Lara Jones & Aylu

    III

    • Late Junction Remote Collaboration Session.

  • Wadada Leo Smith

    String Quartet No. 1. Movement 2

    • String Quartets Nos. 1-12.
    • Tum Records.

  • 李剑鸿

    Ferns

    • Ferns.
    • Ramble Records.

  • Michel Legris

    Elida

    • Soul Sok Séga (Séga Sounds From Mauritius 1973–1979).
    • Strut.

  • Jerusalem in My Heart

    'Ana Lisan Wahad (feat. Farida Amadou & Pierre-Guy Blanchard)

    • Qalaq.
    • Constellation.

  • Sabri Khan

    Sham Kalyan

    • Sarangi.
    • EMI.

  • Wilson Boateng

    Mabre Agu

    • Borga Revolution.
    • Kalita Records.

  • Warm Currency

    Dark Green Sails

    • Returns.
    • Horn of Plenty.

  • AboutFace

    Polar Mammals

    • The water that glows like dancing glass cuts crimson.
    • Coordinates.

  • Valentina Goncharova

    Om

    • Ocean.
    • Hidden Harmony Recordings.

  • Lou Reed

    I'm Waiting For The Man (May 1965 Demo)

    • I'm Waiting For The Man (May 1965 Demo).
    • EMI Music Publishing.

Broadcast

  • Fri 24 Jun 2022 23:00
    麻豆官网首页入口 Radio 3

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