I used to love to sing but I stopped performing at 15, feeling afraid to continue as I didn't want to "step on the toes" of my best friend at the time who had a beautiful voice and was pursuing a career as a singer.
In summer 2021, I met James Fish at the Palace Residency and we hit it off. He was looking for a vocalist and I was interested in singing again. In that first practice session we spoke for most of it about our lives, being mixed kids of the African diaspora and our love of electronic music. We then practiced for 15 mins and did a short performance at the residency. Two weeks later, James invited me to do this rooftop video shoot.
It was an organic and flowing process. A gorgeous collaboration and I am really happy to be able to share it with y'all ❤
All the poetry by yours truly, apart from a verse from Aaliyah's Try Again (one of my fav tunes of the 90's).
I hope you enjoy ❤
About the work:
Electronic liveact, producer, and event organizer, James Fish’s passion for dance music borders on obsession. His 2021 live project, “Facets,” is a collaboration with artist, DJ and social imagineer AfroOankali. Shot here on a rooftop overlooking the city of Berlin, "Facets" a love letter to complex identities, weaving diverse genres with AfroOankali's spoken word and sonic poetry.
Electronic liveact, producer, and event organizer, James Fish’s passion for dance music borders on obsession. His 2021 live project, “Facets,” is a collabora...
11/11/2022
The last edition of Emergent Bass for 2023 is tomorrow.
I'm playing from 2 - 3.30.
Hope to see some of you there
•English below•
serviert Ritual Bass: eine hypnotische Mischung aus tiefen Frequenzen und Polyrhythmen, die den afro-karibischen Einfluss in der elektronischen Musik und der Underground-Clubkultur zelebriert. AfroOankalis genreübergreifenden Sets sind dafür bekannt einen juicy Dancefloor zu schaffen, mit einer Mischung aus Gqom, Baile Funk, Afro House, UK Funky, Dancehall, Detroit Techno u.v.m. Als Tänzer*in spielt AfroOankali nur Musik, die den Körper in Bewegung bringt.
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serves ritual bass: a hypnotic blend of low end frequencies and polyrhythms which celebrates the Afro-Caribbean influence in electronic music and underground club culture. Their genre fluid sets are known to create juicy dancefloors with a blend of Gqom, Baile Funk, Afro House, UK Funky, Dancehall, Detroit Techno and more. A dancer first and foremost, AfroOankali only plays music that will get their body moving.
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•Info•
Awareness
📓Tour in
FR 11.11. // 18-20 pm
🔊 Line Up
.bali
(Exit Records)
Stella Zekri
Curated by @archiv_der_jugendkultur
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I'll be playing tonight at Garage Noord, Amsterdam from midnight - 1.30am. Serving a mixture of hard drum, dancehall, UK Funky and a little footwork in the middle ;)
Hope to see some of you on the dance floor
11/09/2022
I’m really pleased to be part of the Refuge Worldwide tour happening this autumn.
If you don’t know Refuge Worldwide, check them out- they are a social change driven community radio station and space based in Berlin.
I’ll be playing Garage Noord on October 14th! Excited to have more gigs in Amsterdam starting to flow, given that this is my new home base. ✨
Hey y'all! My DJ set from Fusion festival 2022 (Querfeld stage) is now available on soundcloud. The lovely folks at voodoohop have released it as a voodoocast :) Get ready for some polyrhythmic portals and b***y shaking bass. Hope you enjoy
I had the pleasure of playing on the Querfeld stage at Fusion Festival 2022. This mix is a love note to Bass music from across the African & Caribbean Diaspora. I had a great time playing the music my
13/08/2022
We're celebrating two years of "Pulse Sur Mesure" with resident and guests and more (re)streaming for the next 4 hours at www.lyl.live
KeiyaA- Intro
Kendrick Lamar - Crown
Me’Shell - Come Smoke My Herb
Numa Gama - Twig People
Joy Orbison - ‘rraine
Maxwell Hunter - Shy Wind (ft Masego)
J-One - Collide
Flying Lotus - Ganesh
Erykah Badu - Phone Down
George Tatenda - My Baby
KeiyaA x Blvck Spvde - Smoky Quartz
Holy Other - Shudder
Vague Imaginaries - L’Essor Du Roraima
Space Cowboy - Back of My Mind
Nailah Hunter - Bassin Bleu
Peter Power - River Song (Dub)
14/07/2022
I had a glorious time at Fusion festival. This pic is my post set recovery face - tired yet grateful for all the glorious b***y shaking and beings that came through to embrace the bass during my set at Querfeld. Thank you!✨💚✨
I’ll upload my set to soundcloud in the coming weeks 🐢
I know it can feel strange at times to prioritise dance and pleasure when we face so much uncertainty and deep challenges as a global community… However, I trust that intentional pleasure is essential to give us the energy to continue sowing the seeds of change, beauty and connection that will help us navigate this moment and the times ahead.
Dancing and DJing give me a huge amount of pleasure - allowing me to feel connected to my body, connected to those around me and in tune with the abundance of life. I’m grateful that I have the opportunity to do plenty of dancing and DJing this summer 🎉💚💫
Thank you to all the crews who make Fusion happen! I left feeling inspired by the collaboration, creativity, care and solidarity at play to make it all happen. A true exercise in world building 🌱🌞🍃
I DJ next this Friday from 17 - 18 with the next edition of my radio show bass incarnate.
On Sunday, I’m playing .bln at 18. Another post with details to come sooon.
25/06/2022
Here are a few places you can find me playing music in July…
💫Fusion festival:: Querfeld (open air stage) on Saturday 2nd July from 14.00 - 16.00✨
🐙 Boom festival:: Opening of Liminal Village - DJing from 18.30 (opening ritual from 20 - 21) 🍃
Looking forward to a good dance, b***y shaking and bass healing 🌞
Emergent Bass was such a joy!!! Deep pleasure on the dance floor and so many smiles.
Thanks for coming through!!!
If you would like to catch up with my mix from Saturday, it's now on soundcloud
This set took place at the second edition of Emergent Bass at Mensch Meier on August 14th 2021. It was a juicy and delicious party :)
14/08/2021
Today is the day!! Emergent Bass no. 2 is happening at Mensch Meier today
10/08/2021
I'm playing from 18 - 19.30 at the next edition of Emergent Bass.
Hope to see some of you there
•Englisch in the comments•
🔊 DJ LINE-UP
🗓 14.08 // 14:00 UHR
🎙 PANEL 16:00 UHR:
Archiving Culture(s) - welche Erzählungen schreiben (Clubkultur-) Geschichte? (Deutsche Lautsprache)
Emergent Bass, die neue interdisziplinäre Veranstaltungsreihe im geht in die zweite Runde!
Wir wollen an die Geschichte von Schwarzen und q***ren Menschen anknüpfen, die den Dancefloor schon lange als Orte des Widerstands gefeiert haben.
Über Musik, Input und Performances möchten wir denjenigen Respekt zollen, deren Geschichten im Mainstream zu oft nicht gehört werden. House und Techno Musik wurden in Schwarzen und q***ren Communities geboren, die den Dancefloor als Ort der kollektiven Heilung nutzten.
Traumata schreiben sich in unsere Körper ein und mit Tanz und Bewegung können wir uns neu aus- und aufrichten. Wir nutzen Archive über Subkultur um die afro-diasporischen Wurzeln der House-, Techno- und Bass-Musik freizulegen.
Wenn du Underground-Clubkultur liebst, aber dir über ihre Ursprünge im Unklaren bist, dann bist du bei uns richtig.
Mit einem Fokus auf Bassmusik und afrodiasporische Rhythmen feiern wir die zweite Ausgabe.
📌 Corona-Regeln:
❗️Die Veranstaltung findet im Außenbereich des statt.
• Zutritt nur mit tagesaktuellem negativen Schnelltest ("Bürgertest" - kein Selbsttest!) oder vollständig geimpft oder genesen.
• Bringt eure FFP2 Masken mit!
• Es darf getanzt werden!
🎟 Eintritt: nur an der Abendkasse
📍 Barrierefreiheit: Gespräch findet in deutscher Lautsprache statt. Eventuell wird ein Transkript danach online gestellt.
Das Mensch Meier hat ein Awareness Team vor Ort und ist barrierearm gestaltet und mit Rollstuhl zugänglich. Es gibt eine rollstuhlgerechte Toilette.
Emergent Bass wird durch die Berliner Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Europa gefördert.
Artwork von
ℹ️ Bildbeschreibung im Alternativtext
14/07/2021
Berlin, are you ready to dance? It's about time to reconnect with bass on the dance floor.
I am super excited that this event series is finally becoming a reality.
I'm the artistic director of Emergent Bass- a new project celebrating the Black roots of electronic music and underground club culture.
Our first event takes place this Saturday at Mensch Meier! Doors at 14. I hope to see you there
•English in the comments •
•Caption geht weiter in den Kommentaren•
📅: 17.07 // 14:00 UHR
Emergent Bass, die neue interdisziplinäre Veranstaltungsreihe im , geht in die erste Runde!
Wir wollen an die Geschichte von Schwarzen und q***ren Menschen anknüpfen, die den Dancefloor schon lange als Orte des Widerstands gefeiert haben.
Über Musik, Input und Performances möchten wir denjenigen Respekt zollen, deren Geschichten im Mainstream zu oft nicht gehört werden. House und Techno Musik wurden in Schwarzen und q***ren Communities geboren, die den Dancefloor als Ort der kollektiven Heilung nutzten.
Traumata schreiben sich in unsere Körper ein und mit Tanz und Bewegung können wir uns neu aus- und aufrichten. Wir nutzen Archive über Subkultur um die afro-diasporischen Wurzeln der House-, Techno- und Bass-Musik freizulegen.
Wenn du Underground-Clubkultur liebst, aber dir über ihre Ursprünge im Unklaren bist, dann bist du bei uns richtig.
Mit einem Fokus auf Bassmusik und afrodiasporische Rhythmen feiern wir die erste Ausgabe.
💬 PANEL:
Past, Present, Future: Wie Schwarze Musikkultur die Berliner Clubkultur geprägt hat. Mit
, & Michael Mueller()
Artwork von Nelson Kinalele
ℹ️ Bildbeschreibung im Alternativtext
26/06/2021
Emergent Bass- New project!
As a teenager, electronic music, raves and sweaty dance floors literally saved my life when other forms of support were not available.
Electronic music has given me so much, I’m grateful to be offering something that will hopefully help other , ***r and POC folks to reconnect with the club space as part of our lineages.
I’m the creative director of Emergent Bass (Emergent Bass Berlin), an event series in Berlin that celebrates the Afro-diaspora influence in electronic music and underground club culture. Our events provide a platform for African heritage and migrant DJs who honour the roots of these genres and the generative or power of bass frequencies. Each event will feature a panel discussion about the Black & POC influence in the 90’s Berlin electronic music scene and other related topics about representation, curated by Sarah Farina.
Despite Berlin being one of the dance music capitals of the world, many do not know the roots of this music. We are aiming to shift that by rooting the project and conversations in German as so many conversations about race/representation are in English. Our social media posts are bi-lingual: swipe for English 😉
This project has been grown in close collaboration with Karo of Mensch Meier, Sarah Farina as well as the Archiv der Jugendkulturen. We have an amazing team and I’m grateful for all the energy that has been given to this so far.
All being well, we will have three open air events this summer in . Please follow Emergent Bass Berlin for updates.
I'm going to give myself the summer to relax and move so the final part of my residency at Refuge Worldwide will take place from September - November.
Bass Incarnate, hosted by AfroOankali, celebrates bass music rooted in the African Diaspora alongside embodied mindfulness practices. Each show is a journey through genres including Bailie, Hip Hop, F
The latest mix for Bass incarnate is now on my soundcloud.
The next edition will be live on Refuge Worldwide tomorrow
Bass Incarnate, hosted by AfroOankali, celebrates bass music rooted in the African Diaspora alongside embodied mindfulness practices. Each show is a journey through genres including Bailie, Hip Hop, F
27/04/2021
The next edition of incarnate drops this Wednesday 28th April at 15 CET / 14 U.K. time via Refuge Worldwide.
Bass incarnate celebrates bass heavy and music rooted in the . It starts with a downtempo practice then builds in intensity before slowing down at the end. Perfect for some deep listening or a bit of a dance .
This weeks show features music from and more ✨
This radio residency is giving me life and reminding me of how much I’m nourished by sonic healing and playful creativity. It feels particularly important in this moment that is filled with grief. Joy and pleasure are necessary when available.
If you are feeling the show, I’d love to hear it! I’ve been touched by all the sweet responses so far.
If you miss it live, you can catch up on the Refuge Worldwide website or via my soundcloud. ✨💫🍃
In case you missed my first Bass Incarnate show on Refuge Worldwide, you can catch it here.
Enjoy xx
Bass Incarnate, hosted by AfroOankali, celebrates bass music rooted in the African Diaspora alongside embodied mindfulness practices. Each show is a journey through genres including Bailie, Hip Hop, F
31/03/2021
My radio residency with Refuge Worldwide starts today. The monthly show is called Bass incarnate and it airs at 16 CET / 15 U.K. time.
The show celebrates bass heavy frequencies and polyrhythms that have roots and origins in the . Hope you enjoy xx
For those who can’t tune in live, I’ll post the show on my soundcloud next week.
27/03/2021
Happy Saturday y'all,
Hope you are doing well as can be.
Music is one of the great joys of my life. I am blessed to have been born into a family that considers music to be a spiritual and necessary component of a good life. My parents gave me a thorough musical education exposing me to jazz, west african music, psychedelic rock, soul, disco, blues, R & B, early electronica and trip hop. In many ways my journey with dance has been about my body being in conversation with music. It's always the starting point for me. In much of my art making too.
I am fascinated by the healing potential of bass frequencies and polyrhythms. I notice that low end frequencies and layered percussion can facilitate me going into dance based trance states quite easily. A lot of my embodiment research and self experimentation began in the context of raves and clubs where there were big subwoofers. I would often put earplugs in and stand as close to the stacks as possible, allowing the bass to help me shed energy and grief that no longer needed to be carried in my body. I am truly a devotee to the power of bass weight.
It gives me great pleasure to be focusing on music more and curating journeys that allow folks to take sonic adventures with me. I have been given a 6 month radio residency with Refuge Worldwide offering a monthly show called Bass Incarnate. The first episode is Wednesday March 31st. Hope to catch you on the digital airwaves xx
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Bass incarnate, hosted by AfroOankali, celebrates bass music rooted in the African Diaspora alongside embodied mindfulness practices. Each show is a journey through genres including Bailie, Hip Hop, Footwork, Deep House, Afro Bass, Garage and 2 step with the intention to get you dancing. Bass incarnate begins with a downtempo embodiment practice, then builds up the polyrhythmic intensity before ending with some downtempo tracks to ground out.
AfroOankali serves ritual bass: a hypnotic blend of low end frequencies and polyrhythms which celebrates the Afro-Caribbean influence in electronic music, underground club culture and the healing potential of bass music.
Something downtempo for this grey January morning...x
This mini mix was commissioned as a response to Metaphors for a Black Future, curated by Martha Adonai Williams. Metaphors for a Black Future was hosted by the Scottish BAME writers network and prov
NYEGE NYEGE is landing and 2020 just made a major comeback, in the form of unprecedented 96H showcase of the most exciting underground music and arts culture from Africa and beyond. Combining physical parties and online madness, in the spirit of togetherness, unity and thirst for a good party. Yes, NYEGE NYEGE 2020 [Official] IS BACK!! Register now for free at www.nyegenyege.com for the full lowdown.
This year has been unprecedented, and thus required us to bring an unprecedented festival to you, our family, our fans, our loyal party-heads, you who have been locked down and worn down over this year, this one is for you!
First, we have over 300 artists, chosen by 45 African and Afro-centric collectives, who will participate and share with you the best they have to offer. We’ll visit puppeteers in Brazzaville, Rockers in the Sahel desert, Performers from Kinshasa, and so much more…Comedians, DJs, Dancers, Hypnotists, Filmmakers, digital artists, performers of all kinds, we even brought in Uganda’s biggest stars, Cindy, Chameleon and Afrigoband who will all take part in our NBS TV take over throughout the weekend, making the festival available to millions of people throughout the Continent.
NYEGE NYEGE IS FREE! Free to enjoy fully, online and offline, just need to register at www.nyegenyege.com (and also get a hint at some secret sauce parties near you)
Our brand new website has been developed by one amazing person, African Digital Art Network founder Jepchumba, who on top of being a mom, a farmer, a cultural activist and digital wizard, still found time to make this gift to us, thank you!
Now a party ain’t a party if we’re glued to a screen, the most important thing we need for a party is PEOPLE, our FAVORITE PEOPLE. So this year we’ll be guiding you how to have the best party at home, or in smaller gatherings depending on where you live and what corona regulations are in place, SAFETY FIRST!
In Kampala we’ll have a full program for everyone, and ONE SECRET COVID SAFE PARTY, but that one will not be ticketed, you get a chance to attend by registering early and you’ll be informed. We’ll be organizing day time activities throughout the four days. Many countries will have live events tuning into Uganda.
So now just go register and discover the mad program we got for you, then keep your ear out for the next weeks because we will have A LOT to REVEAL. We shall surprise you, and we shall surprise ourselves, at the Nile or somewhere else, this is Nyege Nyege and you should know by now what that means! Good music + Good friends!
For sure this has been very hard to organize, and we all wish we could've just done like we always do, but let’s turn up to the situation and bring the Nyege Nyege to town, to your living room or in a forest somewhere, invoke it and it will come.
Artwork by
Major big ups to all the collectives involved!!
BA Cypher Kabaka (Uganda)
African Digital Art Network (Kenya)
Digital Earth (Worlwide)
Aaronaire On Set (Uganda)
Africa Bass Culture (Burkina Faso)
BAARA MUSIK (BURKINA FASO)
Balabal'art Festival(Congo-Brazzaville)
Kobina (Congo-Brazzaville)
Centre Culturel LesChangeurs (TOGO)
Koné Djdiakiofficiel (Mali)
Dj Chengz CARNIVAL SYNDICATE (SANTA LUCIA):
DOPE GAL Africa (UGANDA/GERMANY)
GQOM UNDERGROUND (SOUTH AFRICA)
Jacaranda Music Festival (ZIMBABWE)
Kinact - Rencontres Internationales de Performeurs (RDC)
La Sunday - Abidjan (IVORY COAST)
The Last Popper (Cameroon)
Boultek, Centre de musiques actuelles (MOROCCO)
Mammito Eunice's African Comedy Club
MODAPERF 2020 (cameroun)
Nadah El Shazly ندى الشاذلي LEATHER PAVILLION (EGYPT)
Nda Mekòk (Cameroun)
Suzi Analogue & Never Normal Records (US/WW)
OnePeace Etoga(Cameroun)
P***y Party (SOUTH AFRICA)
RADIO BENBAKAN DE SANANKOROBA KOULIKORO KATI MALI (MALI)
Rinha Crew_rdc(DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO)
Ron Maloya (REUNION)
Sahel Sounds (WEST AFRICA)
Sauvage Sound System (Reunion)
Shrap Nite (KENYA)
Soundz of the South (SOS) (South Africa)
SINGELI MOVEMENT (TANZANIA)
PamojaRecords Pamoja (TANZANIA)
Sisso Records Tanzania (TANZANIA)
Weheartbeat (South Africa)
3rd Space (Norway)
As AA S (PALESTINE)
Collectif DAWA (FRANCE)
Jokkoo (SPAIN)
Leaving Living Dakota (BELGIUM)
Moonshine (CANADA)
Panke (GERMANY)
Príncipe (PORTUGAL)
Radio Alhara راديو الحارة(PALESTINE)
Tormenta (BRAZIL)
YOKE Collectif(FRANCE)
Maraboutage (FRANCE)
Nyege Tapes (Uganda)
Hakuna Kulala (Uganda)
Wees de eerste die het weet en laat ons u een e-mail sturen wanneer AfroOankali nieuws en promoties plaatst. Uw e-mailadres wordt niet voor andere doeleinden gebruikt en u kunt zich op elk gewenst moment afmelden.
Hiii folks! I have exciting news to share \( • ◡ • )/
Not too long ago I was asked by AfroOankali & punani to help curate the panels and workshops for their new interdisciplinary event series Emergent Bass Berlin at Mensch Meier in cooperation with Archiv der Jugendkulturen.
Our first event will be held next week on Sat, 17th of July & will be taking place outside! And Daniel from „Archives of youth cultures“ and I curated the panel „Past, Present, Future: Wie Schwarze Musikkultur die Berliner Clubkultur geprägt hat“. As u can guess, this panel will be in German. I think it’s so important to make especially room for the Black german perspectives on the past, present and future when it comes to club culture and beyond.
Our awesome guests will be MINCO (DJ), Michael Mueller (Promoter & Booker), Kalle Kuts (DJ & Music Activist) and our host will be the wonderful singer, sonwriter & activist MALONDA.
Of course we’ll also have music: Juba Music, BFAN, Freak de l'Afrique & myself will be djing and La By'le will perform live!
Click here for the event details (Covid rules etc.) ➔ EMERGENT BASS #1 & please spread the word!
I’m feeling very grateful to be part of this & can’t wait to see you there ～(￣‿￣～)
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Artwork Credit: Nelson Kinalele
How can nightlife can be designed in harmony with the earth’s finite resources? What would really be necessary to create a club experience that takes the climate and fragility of all of us into account? The second episode of our podcast "Politics of the Dance Floor" curated by Transmission_net aka Sarah Farina and Kerstin Meißner addresses sustainability from the angle of rave and resistance. One of the guests is Camille Barton aka AfroOankali, artist, writer and somatic educator, who has been working on the intersections of wellness, drug policy and transformative justice. Tune in at hkw.de/dancefloor or on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Stitcher!
Ein Club ist ein Club ist La Byle
Das Projekt La By'le - LBL Music Festa ist ein Event mit dem Fokus auf afrodiasporischer und latino-karibischer Musik und Urban Q***r Culture. Das Kollektiv schafft in DJ-Sets, Live-Performances, Jam-Sessions und Art Visuals von Berliner Künstler*innen mit intersektionalen Identitäten gemeinsam einen Raum für Baile Funk, Brega Funk, Afro House, Soca, Dancehall und Global South Beats. Ihr Auftakt im Oyoun am TAG DER CLUBKULTUR war eine mitreißende Pocketshow, gefolgt von einem Panel zum Thema „Appropriation vs Appreciation“ mit Elsa M'bala, Juba Music, Camille Barton und Pitota als Vertreter*innen unterschiedlicher Musikgenres.
Außerdem gab es an diesem Eventabend eine interaktive Jam Session via Musik-App, eine Tanzshow mit VJ-Performance und Konzerte von Nachwuchskünstler*innen und etablierte Performer*innen.
Dabei waren AfroOankali (DJ), Die B2B CREW mit Alice Dee und Leila, Babix, K'boko, Neto, Sera Kalo, Luana Madikera, Cara Muru, Ian Silva und Yetundey!
📸Credits: Jascha Müller-Guthof (IG: ) & Luca Vincenzo (IG: ) & Dhanesh (IG: )
🌟 03.10.
🏆Der TAG DER CLUBKULTUR um das vielfältige Engagement für die Berliner Clubkultur herauszustellen und zu würdigen.
🎬 Aftermovie https://www.facebook.com/TAGDERCLUBKULTUR/videos
From 2100 tonight tune in for Intergalactic ritual bass and polyrhythms from Rec Room w/ AfroOankali . Work it, vision the future. // noodsradio.com
Hellooo! Tune-in tonight at Noods Radio 📻 22-23 CEST / 21-22 GMT to enjoy a mix by AfroOankali with a sonic ride through dancehall, bass, baile funk and other universes of club music 🔊🌍
"Intergalactic ritual bass and polyrhythms from across the diaspora. Jems of b***y joy, including some of my musical highlights from the summer of 2020. Work it, vision the future.“ - AfroOankali
I can see clearly now that autumn will arrive...
...but before that happens, enjoy the vibe of the last hot late-summer-days with some fresh, juicy n' crispy tunes!
I re-recorded the set I played at Mensch Meier's Datscha a month ago!
👉 Find the link to set in the comments
In continuation of my 'Growing Crystals' series, I called it
𖧝 Crystals grooving inna di dacha 𖧝
Thank you Punani for the invitation! I loved your curation of the line-up with Paris Aus Hilton, AfroOankali, SENU and JAXX TMS!
Tracklist:
Max Cooper - Swarm // Meshmeshmesh
Jascha Hagen - Strobe Dance
Mt. Rave - Drumquest // Slowciety
Moderat - Bad Kingdom (DJ Koze Remix) // Monkeytown Records
Four Tet - Insect near Piha Beach
Applescal - Atlantis // Atomnation
MORDISCO - Ventura // Atomnation
Max Cooper - Perpetual Motion // mesh
Sam Goku - Zero One Lotus // Atomnation
Esa - London Mix // mulemusiq/endless flight
Lusine - Turn Back // Ghostly International
Christian S - Passant
Black Loops- Badmanthing // Shall Not Fade
Luke Vibert Producer - Groovy Break
Kalaha - Cape Star (Bwoy De Bhajan Remix) // Rump Recordings
Applescal - Cymbals Rush // Atomnation
Sam Goku - Momentum // Atomnation
London Acid - Siren Eyes // Bedrock
Four Tet - School
Erol Alkan - Spectrum ( Special Request Kaleidoscopic Mix) | Phantasy
Jimi Jules - We Out Here // Innervisions
Dino Lenny & DOORLY - The Magic Room (Dino Lenny & Seth Troxler Edit) | Play it, Say it
Roman Flügel - Fun Fort | mulemusiq/endless flight
Photo by Kim Heesun at Werkschau 2020 at AEDES
★Netzwerk★
Broadcasted during womxn week at THF Radio
Non + Ultras Kollektiv Radioshow Guests: B2B CREW (Hamburg/Bremen/Berlin), FemBPM (Freiburg), WUT Kollektiv (München), DJ Alma Linda (Chile/Berlin), DJ AfroOankali (UK/Berlin)
▂ Die DJs AfroOankali, Eihab (WeEuphoria) und Jaamann werden gemeinsam über ihr Ankommen in der Berlin Clubkultur sprechen und was sie dort als Künstler*innen seit dem machen.
▂ Die Autoren Dilan GeZaza und Martin Hyun vom Kollektiv Daughters and Sons of Gastarbeiters lesen uns einen ihrer Texte vor. http://www.gastarbeiters.de/
I follow and learn from the following BIPOC therapists, educators, & spiritual guides...
EbonyJanice of The Free People Project
AfroOankali
Ebonee Davis (IG )
Alishia McCullough (IG )
April Dawn Harter (IG )
Our karmic healing is dependent on the work we do right now to dismantle the white supremacist system we benefit from.
Find your role & get to work!
My roles are *guide *visionary & *storyteller
I’m here if you need me.
Thank you AfroOankali for all the work you do & for inspiring me!
Letzten Mittwoch gab es eine United We Stream: Folge zum Thema und Migration direkt aus dem Mensch Meier in Kooperation mit ALEX Berlin.
Diskussionen, Kunst und Informationen aus der Räuber*innenhöhle und dem MeinFloor
von und mit
Melissa Selbst
Annett Gapstream
AfroOankali
Jaamann
Eihab Massuod (WeEuphoria)
Dilan GeZaza (Daughters and Sons of Gastarbeiters)
Martin Hyun
Techno Türken
Adir Jan
Ipek Ipekcioglu
Sanni Est
VVN-BdA Berliner VVN-B.d.A
Migrantifa Berlin
+ einer handvoll engagierter Menschen auf der anderen Seite der Kamera.
Dank auch an die Struktur von u.a.
Reclaim Club Culture
Clubcommission Berlin
und den technischen Support vom Chaos Computer Club
Today United We Talk | Migration and Clubculture
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AfroOankali
Eihab from WeEuphoria
Jaamann
Sanni Est
Adir Jan
Ipek Ipekcioglu
Techno Türken and
Daughters and Sons of Gastarbeiters http://www.gastarbeiters.de/
recorded at Mensch Meier
