Jupiter & Okwess en concert au Hasard Ludique, à Paris, le 25 novembre 2017

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NOV25

PAM invite Jupiter & Okwess | Nyokobop - Le Hasard Ludique

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 · Hosted by Pan African Music and 3 others

Du 21 octobre au 22 décembre, NYOKOBOP vous fait découvrir la richesse des musiques hybrides & métissées au travers d’un cycle de programmation de concerts, soirées, dj sets, projections, rencontres et marchés. Toute la prog : www.lehasardludique.paris/festival/nyokobop 

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| 19h | GRATUIT
► PAM Conférence : Rumba et post-rumba, une introduction à la musique congolaise

Le média PAM (Pan African Music) invite Kerwin Mayizo - journaliste et chroniqueur à RFI - qui dresse, à sa manière, un panorama de la musique congolaise.

| 20h | 
► Jupiter & Okwess

Révélés par Damon Albarn en 2011 avec leur transe expérimentale, Jupiter & Okwess transcendent cette année avec leur dernier album « Kin Sonic », le patrimoine inexploré de la musique congolaise en le plongeant dans le grand bain du contemporain. 

Fruit de multiples rencontres et influences absorbées au cour des centaines de voyages autour de la planète, Jupiter nous fait goûter et savourer sa nouvelle recette : l’Okwess («la bouffe» en langue kibunda). 

Recette à l’alchimie parfaite, à laquelle ont participé le leader de Blur et des Gorillaz, Damon Albarn, le violoniste Warren Ellis (musicien), membre des Bad Seeds, de Nick Cave et Robert Del Naja, le “3D” de Massive Attack, à qui l’on doit l’artwork – œuvre unique et puissante - de l’album.

♦ https://fr-fr.facebook.com/JupiterAndOkwess/
♦ Youtube : https://lc.cx/pbJh


| 23h | 
► PAM crew (dj set)

| En partenariat avec Pan African Music




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Prévente: 12€ (+frais de loc)
Sur place: 15€
Pour réserver: http://bit.ly/2xwAGu5

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★ LE HASARD LUDIQUE
128 Avenue de Saint Ouen
75018 Paris

► Accès
Ⓜ METRO 13 : Porte de Saint Ouen / Guy Moquet
Ⓑ Bus 81: Navier
Ⓥ Vélib : Rue Jacques Kellner


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Merci aux partenaires de NYOKOBOP : Radio Nova, A NOUS Paris, ARTE & ARTE Radio, PARIS LA NUIT, Que Faire à Paris ?, LE BONBON, Pan African Music, ONORIENT, Radio Campus Paris (93.9FM), Nothing But the Wax


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♦ https://www.facebook.com/LeHasardLudique/


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More on the "Young Karl Marx", by Raoul Peck, in English, a video from Berlinale

To know more about the film, the ten years of making for it, and the spirit behind such a unique film:

Berlinale 2017 - Case Study: The Young Karl Marx, by Raoul Peck (PART 01)

The Young Karl Marx is an international coproduction directed by Raoul Peck. Born in 1953, Raoul Peck is a Haitian filmmaker, of both documentary and feature films, and a political activist. Among his other creations, his feature film "Meurtre à Pacot" was made with the support of the ACPCultures+ Programme. Velvet Film is a production company created by Raoul Peck in 1986. It is currently based in France, Haiti and in the USA and has produced awarded masterpieces such as I Am Not Your Negro (2016), The Young Karl Marx (2015), and Murder in Pacot (2013) ___________________________ The Young Karl Marx est une coproduction internationale dirigée par Raoul Peck. Né en 1953, Raoul Peck est un cinéaste haïtien, à la fois de documentaire et de long métrage, et militant politique. Parmi ses autres créations, son long métrage "Meurtre à Pacot" a été réalisé avec le soutien du programme ACPCultures+. Velvet Film est une société de production créée par Raoul Peck en 1986. Elle est actuellement basée en France, en Haïti et aux États-Unis et a produit des chefs-d'œuvre primés tels que I am not your Negro (2016), The Young Karl Marx (2015), et Meurtre à Pacot (2013)

Berlinale 2017 - Case Study: The Young Karl Marx, by Raoul Peck (PART 02)

"All Power to the People": Algiers, the band, is back

 Reminder:

 Music that reminds us in what kind of word we live in and give us the strength to remember we can change it!! Anytime!!! If we are strong enough and work in solidarity.

Thank you, Algiers.

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Message from the band:

We are excited to launch the second installment of our tape/zine series, featuring ten unreleased songs and original art from the band and collaborators (and lots of Marxist polemics).

"In order for non-violence to work, your opponent must have a conscience." Stokely Carmichael

Purchase physical copies here for $10
(Tape comes with download code.)
Purchase digital copies here for $5

Tracklisting:
A1 Overture
A2 Games (Demo)
A3 Time Lapse
A4 Incidental 6
A5 Insomnia
B1 Remains (demo)
B2 Repetition 1
B3 Repetition 2
B4 Repetition 3
B5 Without Atmosphere

Zine #1 with 'Walk Like A Panther' 7"
also still available.

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Upcoming Shows

These shows are selling fast. Buy your tickets in advance. 

28 Sep   Santa Fe, NM ^
29 Sep   Phoenix, AZ ^
30 Sep   Santa Barbara, CA ^
1 Oct   San Diego, CA
15 Oct   Atlanta, GA
17 Oct   Durham, NC
18 Oct   Columbus, OH
19 Oct   Chicago, IL
20 Oct   Detroit, MI
21 Oct   Toronto, ON
22 Oct   Montreal, QC
24 Oct   Cambridge, MA
25 Oct   South Burlington, VT
1 Nov   Eindhoven, Netherlands
2 Nov   Amsterdam, Netherlands
3 Nov   Bielefeld, Germany
5 Nov   Dresden, Germany
6 Nov   Berlin, Germany
8 Nov   Poznan, Poland
9 Nov   Warsaw, Poland
10 Nov   Wrocław, Poland
11 Nov Prague, Czech Republic
13 Nov   Turin, Italy
14 Nov   Nîmes, France
15 Nov   Barcelona, Spain
16 Nov   Lyon, France
17 Nov   Bern, Switzerland
18 Nov   Zürich, Switzerland
19 Nov   Brussels, Belgium
20 Nov   Paris, France
22 Nov   Manchester, UK
23 Nov   Liverpool, UK
24 Nov   Glasgow, UK
26 Nov   Birmingham, UK
27 Nov   Leeds, UK
28 Nov   London, UK
29 Nov   London, UK   SOLD OUT
30 Nov   Brighton, UK
2 Dec   Dublin, Ireland
4 Dec   Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
5 Dec   Bristol, UK

Stay strong in the struggle. 

Love and solidarity, 
Algiers 

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And music with video of course:

Algiers - "Cleveland" (Official Video)

Published on 12 Jul 2017

From Algiers' new album 'The Underside of Power' released by Matador Records on June 23rd, 2017 and available for purchase now: http://smarturl.it/TheUndersideOfPower

http://www.algierstheband.com/
https://www.facebook.com/Algierstheband/
https://twitter.com/AlgiersMusic
https://www.instagram.com/algierstheb...

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"A recurring theme in our music is the idea of injustice and the bitter understanding that obtaining justice in this world is all but impossible--particularly for black and brown people.”
- frontman and lyricist Franklin James Fisher

Please follow the links below for more information and to see how you can help.

KINDRA CHAPMAN:
http://america.aljazeera.com/articles...

ANDRE JONES:
http://www.nytimes.com/1993/02/21/us/...
http://unsolved.com/gallery/andre-jones/

LENNON LACY
http://www.naacpnc.org/lennon_lacy
https://www.change.org/p/fbi-reopen-t...
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2...
http://theundefeated.com/videos/the-d...

SANDRA BLAND:
https://www.gofundme.com/sandystillsp...

ROOSEVELT PERNELL:
http://www.cdispatch.com/news/article...

KEITH WARREN:
http://www.thekeithwarrenjusticesite....
https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/...

ALFRED WRIGHT:
https://www.texasobserver.org/alfred-...
http://rollingout.com/2014/11/30/alfr...
http://heavy.com/news/2014/02/alfred-...
http://www.aframnews.com/case-not-clo...

TAMIR RICE: https://petitions.moveon.org/sign/jus...
http://www.gq.com/story/tamir-rice-story

ERIC GARNER
https://fundly.com/eric-garner-family...

AKAI GURLEY
https://www.buzzfeed.com/alexronan/th...

PRISONERS OF CONSCIENCE COMMITTEE:
http://chairmanfredjr.blogspot.com/

SOUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTER
https://donate.splcenter.org/sslpage....

NATIONAL POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY PROJECT
http://www.nlg-npap.org/

BLACK LIVES MATTER:
http://blacklivesmatter.com/

Directed by Marisa Gesualdi & Franklin James Fisher
Edited by Sam Campbell

"I Origins" - Soundtrack

 I've always loved film soundtracks.
For a long time, I even thought that it should be the most satisfying job in the world, writing music for films, creating the emotions for a storyline, for characters. Also because I didn't know how controlled it could be.

 I still do love some soundtracks. I could post so many here. But just discovered this one.

 I'm a writer but really I can confess that, although I love words so much, and lyrics in particular, music is truly the most powerful language of all...

 Just sharing...

"I Origins" - music video

Published on 21 Jul 2014

Music video for "Driverless Car", taken from the soundtrack to Mike Cahill's I Origins, released by Fox Searchlight.

Video Directed by Rupert Cresswell at MPC Creative in London

Music by Fall On Your Sword

Soundtrack album available on Milan Records

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More:

"I Origins" Soundtrack - 

01 "Message to My Future Self"

 "I Origins" Soundtrack - 03 "Lucky Elevens"

"I Origins" - Soundtrack - 13 "Salomina"

Marseille: M A T I È R E N O I R E - Gonzalo Borondo show - D-8

 Heading to Marseille in a week for this very unique art event:
More soon!!

M A T I È R E  N O I R E
Gonzalo Borondo show

Oct 7 – Jan 31 | Galerie Saint Laurent, Marché aux Puces, Marseille
Opening reception Saturday October 7 – h 18.00 / 06pm
FREE ENTRY
 

On October 7 ^th, Catherine Coudert and Galerie Saint Laurent proudly presents Matière Noire, international artist Borondo’s biggest exhibition to date in the heart of Marseille’s famous antique Marché aux Puces, one of the largest markets in Europe.

Curated by Carmen Main, the show is co-produced by Gonzalo Borondo himself and Italian artist, and his close friend, Edoardo Tresoldi. The three artists have already worked together in Borondo’s last exhibition ‘Animal’ in London.

 

Matière Noire deals with the dark matter - everything we cannot directly see or detect but allows the universe to exist - as a metaphor of the invisible in our perception. The show is a reflection upon different cultural, social and generational realities and the media through which they are filtered, from earlier forms of representations to contemporary digital technologies.

In the 4,000-square-meter exhibition, Borondo will present its universe for the first time through more than 30 in-situ artworks - animations, holograms, installations, paintings, videos - in collaboration with 8 international multidisciplinary artists under 30, all born before the digital boom: BRBR Films, Carmen Main, Diego López Bueno, Edoardo Tresoldi, Isaac Cordal, Robberto Atzori, Sbagliato and A.L. Crego, author of the exhibition's dynamic visual content, such as gifs and videos.

The objects found on site are the raw material used for most of the works; they represent the fil rouge for the whole exhibition as opposed to the digital archive of our times. As Borondo has said: “When I entered into the market for the first time I felt like I was in a limbo of objects waiting to find a new life through the viewers’ gaze. A reserve of collective memory that inspires constant search and the feeling of being able to find something unique, belonging to personal history”.
 

Divided in 3 acts – projection, perception, and interpretation – the exhibition casts doubts on the uniqueness of reality and its representations, penetrating and questioning the edges of human perception; from Plato’s allegory of the cave to a 2.0 reality which shows a world flowing behind a screen, to the free creative contribution of each artist.

 

During the 3-month art residency in Marché aux Puces, the artists have lived and worked together, curating and organizing every detail of the show, sharing the space with the merchants of the iconic market in the heart of a disappearing neighborhood, the dark matter of Marseille. 

Borondo makes use of collective symbols and myths, and touches archetypes and latent unconscious, bringing the audience to a kaleidoscope of infinite universes to explore and capture. They are drafts of an invisible past without which our existence would not be possible, as the dark matter of our present.

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Matière Noire

From Thursday to Saturday from 10.00 am to 06.00 pm


Sunday from 10.00 am to 01.00 pm


Private visits on appointment+33 06 76 91 42 61



Address

Hall des Antiquaires

Marché aux Puces

130 Chemin de la Madrague Ville 

13015 Marseille 

"Haitian director Raoul Peck knows how to make films that move you and shake you to the core."

More about the first film I ever worked on, as a journalist, researcher, writer, for the amazing filmmaker Raoul Peck, in English:

FILM: The Young Karl Marx

28/09/2017 BY NEPTUNE 

29 September 2017

THE YOUNG KARL MARX **** (vo German, French, English)

Haitian director Raoul Peck knows how to make films that move you and shake you to the core.

The Young Karl Marx - Trailer [en]

As a political militant, he makes films about history, humanity and injustices that cause you to reflect and feel the larger truths with your gut, literally.

The first film of his that I saw was I AM NOT YOUR NEGRO, a searing documentary on James Baldwin and the assassinations of three great black figures. It was a haunting experience. In this film he has taken up the life and works of Marx, instigator of one of the most important social revolutions in history, along with his friend Frederick Engels.

To go from documentary to a feature film based on historical facts is not a given, but Peck has managed it with both mastery and discretion. From the excellent dialogue, acting, editing, the intermingling of languages depending on the locations, and the delicate music, he pulls us into the young lives of Marx and Engels in the 1840s, as they took on the incredible idea of setting workers free and giving them decent wages. It was a dangerous and revolutionary idea for the times.

From Germany to Manchester, Paris, London and Brussels, Peck follows dedicated men and women who believed in the new idea of equality and freedom from the slave labor of the Industrial Revolution – a revolution that had benefited the industrialists and condemned the workers to poverty and horrific living conditions.

This is an eye-opener of the first order, above and beyond our knowledge of the Communist movement or our opinion of it. As in I AM NOT YOUR NEGRO, Peck seems to be continuously capable of transmitting larger ideas. Here he makes us witness to the details and importance of the ideals of the Communist movement, rather than the flaws in its later manifestations.

Massive Attack's 3D on His Graffiti Art in 1985/6 in Bristol

This footage shows the graffiti ability of the man known as 3D, aka Robert Del Naja, at the centre of my book.

Shared in July by the BBC West of England, it was finally shared by the man himself today on his band's Facebook page.

It contains a very interesting interview about the street art scene in the middle of the 1980s, which has dramatically changed since. It is also a great footage showing the artist at work, at a time when spraying was still largely illegal or possible on a few private walls.

BBC Inside Out West

July 26 · 

This previously unbroadcast footage of young graffiti artist Robert Del Naja - 3D from Massive Attack - is a priceless piece of social history. 

Produced by Philip Johnson for his open access Video Workshop at Filton Technical College circa 1985/86, it shows 3D painting a piece on the facade of the original Westworld clothing shop in Lower Park Row, Bristol, filmed by student Morris Weeks as part of a group project. 

This is intercut with an interview with the man himself by Philip, with whose permission we're able to share this with you.

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According to now famous street artists from Bristol, like Inkie, Nick Walker and of course Banksy, 3D inspired them all and really made graffiti special in this era. His adventures at the time are recollected in the fourth and fifth chapter of my book...

Enjoy this rare piece of recent history!!