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Guy Perryman InterviewsNick Luscombe - Radio Broadcaster / Field Recordist / Sound Artist / DJA conversation with Nick Luscombe - radio broadcaster, field recordist, sound artist and DJ - discussing a range of his fascinating projects with audio in Japan and the UK including Sonic Labs, workshops and sound walks, plus the often-overlooked healing properties of sound, architecture and sound, the power ofmusic, and more. The conversation took place in Tokyo in May 2025 just after his collaborative recording with Japanese avant-garde musician Coppe and students at Nihon Kogakuin College.2025-06-2029 min

OISTポッドキャストOISTポッドキャスト：沖縄のサウンドスケープとウェルビーイング沖縄には、心地よい音があふれています。そして、自然や文化が生み出す、気持ちを豊かにし、健康にも良いものがたくさんあります。そんな環境の中で、人々は全体的な幸福を実感できるのではないでしょうか。そう語るのは、OIST Sonic Lab のアーティスティック・ディレクター、ニック・ラスカムさん。彼は、沖縄科学技術大学院大学（OIST）知覚と行動の神経科学ユニットの福永泉美准教授とともに、「OIST Sonic Lab」を立ち上げました。このプロジェクトの目的は、「私たちの幸福感を高める音の要素を探り、その背後にある科学を解明すること」。ポッドキャストでは、ラスカムさんと福永准教授が、それぞれの視点からこのテーマについて語ります。インタビュアーを務めるのは、沖縄県内で活躍するラジオDJ、ナガハマヒロキさん。収録は2024年11月に行われました。 Okinawa is filled with captivating sounds. From nature to culture, the island offers an abundance of experiences that are not only pleasant but also beneficial to our well-being. In such an environment, people can truly experience a deep sense of happiness. That’s how Nick Luscombe, Artistic Director of OIST Sonic Lab, describes Okinawa. Together with Professor Izumi Fukunaga from the Neural Computation Unit at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST), he launched the OIST Sonic Lab project. The goal of this project is to explore the elements of sound that enhance our sense of well-being and uncover the science behind them. In this podcast, Luscombe and Prof. Fukunaga share their unique perspectives on the topic. The conversation is hosted by Hiroki Nagahama, a well-known radio DJ in Okinawa. The recording took place in November 2024. 2025-03-2138 min

KEF Japan - Listen and believeFilmmaker Nick DwyerNick Luscombe and Ken Nishikawa present KEF Japan Listen and believe. We explore sound and music from the perspective of Tokyo-based creatives. It is recorded live in front of a small audience.This episode features a discussion with acclaimed filmmaker Nick Dwyer. Starting his career as a radio host and music television presenter in New Zealand at the age of 14, Nick Dwyer evolved to writing, directing and hosting his own long-form TV shows including ‘Making Tracks’ which went on to be picked up by the BBC and the National Geographic Channel globally, a series that saw him e...2024-10-1734 min

KEF Japan - Listen and believeFilm composer and music producer Nick WoodNick Luscombe and Ken Nishikawa present KEF Japan Listen and believe. We explore sound and music from the perspective of Tokyo-based creatives. It is recorded live in front of a small audience.This edition features a discussion with Nick Wood, a British film composer, music producer and creative director of Syn Music. Nick has composed and arranged music for over 2,000 commercials as well as a host of critically acclaimed film and television projects. Some of Nick’s most recent work includes CNN’s “Why We Go” for which he won an Emmy, 14 Promax BDA awards and 2 Clio awards. Born in...2024-09-1031 min

The OIST PodcastCutting-edge Science Toward Social Implementation― Part 2: Panel DiscussionOkinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (OIST) has been selected by the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) as a recipient of the "COI-NEXT" program in 2022, which aims to realize a sustainable society based on mind, body, and natural environment, and will establish the "Global Bioconvergence Innovation Center" in 2023. One year after its establishment, how has the Center's project developed and how will it develop in the future? On February 20, 2024, the Center's annual symposium "Cutting-Edge Science for Social Implementation" was held. Many stakeholders gathered to share the current status of the Center's projects...2024-05-1038 min

The OIST PodcastCutting-edge Science Toward Social Implementation ― Part 1Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (OIST) has been selected by the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) as a recipient of the "COI-NEXT" program in 2022, which aims to realize a sustainable society based on mind, body, and natural environment, and will establish the "Global Bioconvergence Innovation Center" in 2023. One year after its establishment, how has the Center's project developed and how will it develop in the future? On February 20, 2024, the Center's annual symposium "Cutting-Edge Science for Social Implementation" was held. Many stakeholders gathered to share the current status of the Center's projects...2024-05-0945 min

The OIST PodcastDJ Nick Luscombe, OIST Podcaster in Residence, introduces the Thematic Program of OIST TSVPDJ Nick Luscombe, OIST Podcaster in Residence, checks out OIST's Visiting Program (TSVP). In this episode, he introduces the Thematic Programs that started last year as part of the TSVP. He talks to Dr. Samuel Ross, OIST researcher who is the scientific coordinator for the second the Thematic Program on "The Future of Response Diversity and Ecosystem Stability" in March 2024 and Dr. Harini Desiraju from the University of Sydney, who was one of the coordinators of the first TSVP Thematic Program "Exact Asymptotics: From Fluid Dynamics to Quantum Geometry", which took place from August 1 to October 28, 2023. Last but not...2024-02-0233 min

The OIST PodcastPodcast Bonus: New Ratio interviews musician Aragaki MutsumiIn this episode of the OIST Podcast, we introduce listeners to the latest episode of New Ratio, a podcast by OIST Podcaster in Residence DJ Nick Luscombe. In this interview and performance recorded at OIST in August of 2023, Okinawan musician ARAGAKI Mutsumi demonstrates how she combines Okinawan sanshin and traditional singing with environmental recordings and electronica to produce soundscapes that are based in tradition but also firmly avante-garde. A video of the musical performance can be found on the OIST Youtube channel. https://www.mscty.space/ https://www.mixcloud.com/newratio/nick-luscombe-new-ratio-programme-94-mutsumi-aragaki-special/ htt...2023-12-2849 min

The OIST PodcastDJ Nick Luscombe, OIST Podcaster in Residence, explores the Theoretical Sciences Visiting Program (TSVP)DJ Nick Luscombe, OIST Podcaster in Residence, checks out OIST's Theoretical Sciences Visiting Program (TSVP). In this episode, he talks to Dr. Jonas Fischer, TSVP Academic Coordinator, and Prof. Simone Pigolotti to learn more about the program. He also interviews the guest researchers visiting OIST as part of the program and asks them about their experiences at OIST. Check out the TSVP’s website: https://groups.oist.jp/ja/tsvp 2023-09-0744 min

Inspiration / Innovation Japan with Nick LuscombeNick Luscombe meets Tokyo-based English artist Ratko BackoNick Luscombe meets long-time Tokyo-based English artist Ratko Backo about his training at Saint Martins in London, his decade working with Issey Miyake and his latest art works.https://www.instagram.com/ratko_backo/2022-10-2641 min

Inspiration / Innovation Japan with Nick LuscombeNick discusses music apps with David Liu Founder and CEO of MusifyIn this edition, Nick Luscombe discusses music apps with Musify Founder and CEO, David Liu and learns more about his journey as an entrepreneur. 2022-06-0243 min

Inspiration / Innovation Japan with Nick LuscombeNick chats with experienced PR and marketing specialist Yuto SaikiNick Luscombe meets Yuto Saiki and charts the story of his career to date - from driving Shinkansen to working in PR and marketing! 2022-06-0243 min

Inspiration / Innovation Japan with Nick LuscombeNick chats with composer and producer Hinako OmoriIn this episode Nick Luscombe is joined by Yokohama-born and UK-based composer, musician and producer Hinako Omori who recently released her debut album A Journey... on the Houndstooth record label.2022-06-0243 min

Inspiration / Innovation Japan with Nick LuscombeNick talks tourism in Japan with CEO Ken Ikeo of Intellectual InnovationsIn this episode Nick Luscombe talks tourism in Japan with CEO Ken Ikeo of Intellectual Innovations and learns about his pioneering work training future hospitality workers.https://intellectual-innovations.or.jp/https://jp.cic.com/en/2022-04-1838 min

Inspiration / Innovation Japan with Nick LuscombeNick Luscombe meets Tania Coke from the Osaka-based Flying Carpet FactoryOn this edition Nick speaks with Tania Coke, artistic director of Tarinainanika, a physical theatre company she runs with her partner Kentaro Suyama, from their base in Osaka, the Flying Carpet Factory. The company specialises in Corporeal Mime, a theatrical tradition which prioritises the creativity and physical expression of the actor. As well as the company they also run a full time school where they are busy nurturing the next generation of actor-creators. Originally from the UK, Tania began her career as a management consultant working in London and Paris. She is also a qualified mediator and writes regular...2022-03-0845 min

Slow RadioNick Luscombe's Japan WinterTokyo-based DJ and broadcaster Nick Luscombe explores the sound of winter in Japan.2022-01-0629 min

Inspiration / Innovation Japan with Nick LuscombeNick Luscombe meets Tim Rowe - Founder and CEO of CICNick meets Tim Rowe, the Founder and CEO of Cambridge Innovation Center and, more recently, CIC Health. For two decades, CIC has been a leading builder and operator of innovation communities.www.cic.com 2021-12-0537 min

Inspiration / Innovation Japan with Nick LuscombeNick chats to Osaka-born, LA-based musician and composer Maki Mannami.Nick Luscombe chats to Maki Mannami, the international music composer, sound designer, songwriter and vocalist. Born in Osaka, Japan, she currently resides in Los Angeles, California. As a music composer, Maki has composed music for major companies such as SONY, Google, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, HONDA, "Gran Turismo" series by Play Station 3, FIFA World Cup, Panasonic, and FRED PERRY. She has also composed soundtracks for a variety of independent films, one of which received an award from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Mannami prides herself in her ability to arrange and program orchestral scores using MIDI, along w...2021-09-1245 min

Inspiration / Innovation Japan with Nick LuscombeNick chats to Tokyo -based Fariza Abidova, Co-Founder & CEO of Trusted CorporationNick Luscombe meets Fariza Abidova, Co-Founder & CEO of Trusted Corporation and Founder of SOPHYS Corporation. Fariza is a serial entrepreneur with a passion for promoting global business collaboration. In 2010, she established SOPHYS Corporation, a global human resource development company, that trained 3000 Japanese executives and senior managers.Inquires about CIC Tokyo's office space, partnership, etc.: https://jp.cic.com/en/contact-us/2021-08-2544 min

Inspiration / Innovation Japan with Nick LuscombeNick speaks with Enora Rogers about 3D printing.Nick Luscombe meets CIC-based Enora Rogers, a professional mechanical engineer providing technical and project management consulting services. Enora works with project teams to simplifying early-stage product development. Her passions are enabling success for diverse, cross-functional teams and leveraging Additive Manufacturing (3D printing) to create next generation products.https://enorarogers.com/https://jp.cic.com/en/2021-07-2344 min

Inspiration / Innovation Japan with Nick LuscombeNick Luscombe meets Ryusuke Komura from Venture Café Tokyo.Nick Luscombe meets Ryusuke Komura, Program Director at Venture Café Tokyo, one of the biggest innovation communities in Japan.https://venturecafetokyo.org/https://jp.cic.com/en/2021-07-2343 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait Podcast 47We are pleased to temporarily return from hiatus to bring you this podcast marking the recent release of a trailer for the Sound of Kyoto project, by Marios Joannou Elia. Sharing Marios' intrigue with the question "Does each city have its own sound?", it was a pleasure to be able to talk to him about how he has sought to 'musicalise' the city of Kyoto, interspersed with sections of music that will make up part of the final composition. The final film will blend performances from over 560 musicians, set in dozens of indoor and outdoor locations...2021-07-1510 min

Inspiration / Innovation Japan with Nick LuscombeNick Luscombe talks to Shuuji Mahadil Tone, Community Associate at CIC Tokyo.Nick Luscombe meets Shuuji Mahadil Tone from CIC Tokyo to learn about the background and mission of CIC and the new space in Toranomon.https://jp.cic.com/en/about/2021-06-0244 min

OK Jazz PodcastOK Jazz Episode #124 - K.O.L. Radio Interview with Nick LuscombeSpecial K.O.L. Radio crossover episode! Guest Nick Luscombe chats with us about his varied career as a broadcaster, DJ, compiler and label rep. Originally from the UK, he settled in Japan in early 2020 and is currently working on several new projects, including a weekly live radio show at the CIC building in Tokyo. He also introduces three of his current favorite new tunes! Twitter @nickluscombe Instagram @lusconick Website www.nickluscombe.com This program is in English and Japanese. この番組は英語と日本語で提供します。 00:00 - Intro 02:50 - 10:15 Interview Part 1 10:15 - Thiago Nassif - 'Plastico' (Brazil) 14:00 - Japanese Part 1 日本語第一回 15:55 - 23:20 Interview Part 2 23:20 - Argo Vals - 'The Noblessner Tower' (Estonia) 26:20 - Japan...2021-03-0748 min

Dream HEARTDream HEART vol.393 Nick Luscombe今夜のお客様は、引き続き、BBCラジオのDJであり、イギリス音楽シーンのインフルエンサー、Nick Luscombe（ニック・ラスコム）さんです。ニックさんは、日本の音楽にも造詣が深く、イギリスでやっていたご自身のラジオ番組で、日本の音楽をたくさん紹介されてきたそうです。そんなニックさんに、音楽の聴き方が変わった今、10年後の音楽シーンはどうなっているのか？世界的に有名なDJであるニックさんの夢とは？じっくり伺っていきます。来週のゲストは、シンガーソングライター、尾崎裕哉（おざき・ひろや）さんです。2020-10-1021 min

Dream HEARTDream HEART vol.392 Nick Luscombe今夜のお客様は、BBCラジオのDJであり、イギリス音楽シーンのインフルエンサー、Nick Luscombe（ニック・ラスコム）さんです。ニックさんは、日本の音楽にも造詣が深く、イギリスでやっていたご自身のラジオ番組で、日本の音楽をたくさん紹介されてきたそうです。そんな日本の音楽を愛してくれているニックさんが、「東京」をテーマにキュレーションしたアルバム、『TOKYO DREAMING』を先日リリースされました。なぜ、今、東京をテーマにアルバムを制作されたのか？　イギリスから、日本はどのように見えるのか？じっくりお話しを伺っていきます。来週も引き続き、Nick Luscombeさんをゲストにお迎えします。2020-10-0320 min

What Fresh Hell: Laughing in the Face of MotherhoodMaking It Work for the Long Haul (with guest Belinda Luscombe)The familiarity of long-term relationships is the best thing about them. And the worst. When our spouses' chewing or throat-clearing is enough to send us around the bend, how do we make our relationships work for the long haul? We discuss the latest research with Belinda Luscombe, author of the informative (and hilarious) new book MARRIAGEOLOGY: THE ART AND SCIENCE OF STAYING TOGETHER. After writing about relationships for Time magazine for a decade, Belinda draws on expert advice (and twenty-seven years in the marital trenches) to explain why marriage is better for your health, your finances, your kids, and your...2019-06-0554 min

What Fresh Hell: Laughing in the Face of Motherhood | Parenting Tips From Funny MomsMaking It Work for the Long Haul (with guest Belinda Luscombe)The familiarity of long-term relationships is the best thing about them. And the worst. When our spouses' chewing or throat-clearing is enough to send us around the bend, how do we make our relationships work for the long haul?We discuss the latest research with Belinda Luscombe, author of the informative (and hilarious) new book MARRIAGEOLOGY: THE ART AND SCIENCE OF STAYING TOGETHER. After writing about relationships for Time magazine for a decade, Belinda draws on expert advice (and twenty-seven years in the marital trenches) to explain why marriage is better for your health, your finances, your...2019-06-0556 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait Podcast 46Concluding our series of podcasts focusing on Akinobu Tatsumi's visit to the UK, we are happy to bring you a section from his performance at The Rose Hill in Brighton on Sunday 24th February - it's a rather special journey through a range of both traditional and modern sounds. Please enjoy! And with many thanks to Yolanda Liou for the picture, which was taken on the very first day of Tatsumi's visit. 2019-03-1200 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait Podcast 45Although beginning and ending somewhere in the vicinity of Japan, this podcast travels beyond our normal geographical boundaries in order to preview some of the artists who'll be performing alongside TA2MI on his forthcoming UK tour. The mix is inspired sequentially from the line-up for our Sound Portraits event at The Rose Hill in Brighton on Sunday 24th February http://www.therosehill.co.uk/events/2019/2/24/japan-sound-portrait https://www.facebook.com/events/1998259136955218/ thereby featuring: Nick Luscombe/Japan Sound Portrait - Monomachi Theme Simon James - OCT Meditation Bonus...2019-02-1800 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait Podcast 44We are delighted to confirm the full details for Akinobu Tatsumi / TA2MI's forthcoming visit to the UK, which will include: Wednesday 20th February The Arts Institute, Plymouth - KanZeOn screening, Q&A, DJ set https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/whats-on/ta2mi-tour-uk-2019-kanzeon-and-the-hip-hop-monk https://www.facebook.com/events/522540438237169/ Friday 22nd February Falmouth Academy of Music and Theatre Arts - Live Performance, Q&A https://www.facebook.com/events/280977739248868/ Sunday 24th February Sound Portraits at The Rose Hill, Brighton - Live Performance/DJ...2019-02-0100 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait Podcast 43Also celebrating Tatsumi's forthcoming visit to the UK, we are making the film KanZeOn available to watch online for free for the first time - Tatsumi is one of three main characters in the film, which is part documentary and part a sensory exploration of sound, so anyone wanting to find out more about his fascinating double-life as a Buddhist priest and DJ/producer can do so via the following link. https://vimeo.com/103341775 This podcast provides an introduction to the sonic character of the film, consisting of selections from remixes of the film's soundtrack...2018-12-1400 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait Podcast 42Following the announcement of our forthcoming event 'Thus Have I Heard: Sound and Buddhism in Japan' http://thushaveiheard.eventbrite.co.uk/ which features the Buddhist priest and producer/DJ Akinobu Tatsumi, this podcast features a selection of Tatsumi's music. Two selections are taken from this mix of some of his more dancefloor oriented tracks by Yoshie Takahashi https://www.mixcloud.com/TA2MI/all-ta2mi-music-mix-by-yoshie-takahashi/ interspersed with an experimental entirely new track called 'Contact is Universe'. Further details will be announced shortly for other events that Tatsumi will be...2018-12-1400 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait Podcast 41In this podcast we are happy to share some of the great music that we've been sent/given during the year... - starting with a remix by our friend Koichi Yuasa/japanetehq of a Japan Sound Portrait track made with Takeshi Nishimoto at last year's nowJapan Festival. - followed by a track called City (Lm version) by GOOD LUCK HEIWA, from their album Lm released at the end of 2017. http://goodluckheiwa.jp/lm/ GOOD LUCK HEIWA are Takuji Nomura on Keyboards and Daichi Ito on Drums and Whistling, and they are...2018-10-2400 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait Podcast 40Nick meets DJ Sinta and UKD from the Tokyo Grime production duo Double Clapperz, and ONJUICY, a Grime MC also from Tokyo, during their visit to London earlier this summer. https://soundcloud.com/doubleclapperz https://onjuicy.localinfo.jp/ We already started to explore the story of Grime music in Japan in a previous interview with Elijah, Director of the UK label Butterz http://japansoundportrait.libsyn.com/japan-sound-portrait-23 and 6 weeks from now sees what promises to be a landmark event taking place in Tokyo, where Butterz will celebrate their 8th...2018-09-2000 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait Podcast 39 Nick meets Tomoko Hojo and Rahel Kraft - two sound artists who are exploring intimate, hidden sounds in different regions through a joint project. During their two months residency at Nairs in 2017, they investigated the specific acoustics of the Lower Engadine, in collaboration with the local community with special regard to the interaction of 'inner sounds' between people, language, space and nature. Their previous work Reborn Homes Through My Voice, seven site-specific sound works in a traditional Japanese house with performances and events, was exhibited at the Denchu Hiraksuhi House, Tokyo, 2017. Currently a German edition of this work is...2018-08-1600 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait Podcast 38We are delighted to interview Kiku Day, (http://www.kikuday.com/) one of the organisers of the World Shakuhachi Festival, which is taking place this week in London. Following discussion of the festival, Kiku-san gives some in-depth background about the history of the instrument, and discloses elements of the experience of playing the instrument, whereby the techniques of breathing and improvisation can make for a transformative meditation. -------------------------------------- More information about the World Shakuhachi Festival 2018 in London. As you can read on the website www.wsf2018.com it is the 7th time a WS...2018-07-3000 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait Podcast 37Nick discusses the film CODA with its subject Ryuichi Sakamoto and its Director Stephen Nomura Schible. ---------------------------------- One of the most important artists of our era, Ryuichi Sakamoto has had a prolific career spanning over four decades, from techno-pop stardom to Oscar-winning film composer. The evolution of his music has coincided with his life journeys. Following Fukushima, Sakamoto became an iconic figure in Japan’s social movement against nuclear power. As Sakamoto returns to music following cancer, his haunting awareness of life crises leads to a resounding new masterpiece. RYUICHI SAKAMOTO: CODA is an intimate po...2018-06-2800 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait Podcast 36Nick meets Haruomi Hosono ahead of his forthcoming UK performances in London https://www.barbican.org.uk/whats-on/2018/event/light-in-the-attic-haruomi-hosono-acetone and Brighton http://theoldmarket.com/shows/haruomi-hosono/ to discuss the release of The Haruomi Hosono Archival Series by Light In The Attic Records https://lightintheattic.net/artists/2475-haruomi-hosono and a few other things... Translation and interpretation by Ken Nishikawa. http://kendajapkid.blogspot.com/ ---------------------------- One of the most revered figures within Japanese popular music, Hosono-san has played a key r...2018-05-2900 min

Slow RadioA late night trip across Kabukicho, Tokyo’s entertainment districtNick Luscombe heads out for a late night trip across ‘sleepless town’, Tokyo’s ancient entertainment district, known for it’s bright lights, late night drinking dens and seedy back streets. Armed with his recorder and a local friend for guidance, Nick captures the sound of an all night batting range, late night video game parlours, robot restaurants and Tokyo’s underground as well as the odd character of the night. Excerpts of this recording were originally broadcast on Late Junction on the 24th April 2018.2018-05-2015 min

Slow RadioNick Luscombe’s Japanese journeyA hyper-real sonic journey through Japan's multifaceted soundscapes. With recordings of the natural environment, human activity, domestic sounds and noisy video arcades plus many of the wonderful ceremonies that are intrinsic to modern Japan. All captured by Nick Luscombe over 20 years.2018-05-0630 min

A Way From HomeA Way From Home #3: Nick LuscombeThis week I nip down the Northern Line to visit esteemed sonic adventurer Nick Luscombe in his flat near Waterloo. Nick and I met when we worked together at Xfm a decade or so ago, where he presented his acclaimed electronic music programme Flomotion (which now lives on Resonance). Along with a huge variety of art, music and sound-related projects, Nick’s deep, optimistic passion for discovery led to him joining the regular roster of presenters on BBC Radio 3’s flagship experimental outpost Late Junction, alongside roles as a senior music editor at iTunes and, for a time, Director of M...2018-05-0300 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait Podcast 35Here is a special edition of the Japan Sound Portrait podcast to celebrate a special week-long season on BBC Radio 3 called Night Blossoms, which will explore the mysterious, counter-cultural and unexpected side of Japanese music and arts across the station’s evening programmes, running from 21st to the 27th April. The season will start on Saturday with a special edition of Between the Ears in which Nick will explore the essay In Praise of Shadows - a classic in the field of Japanese aesthetics by Junichiro Tanizaki. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09zmqhd...2018-04-1800 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait Podcast 34Ahead of next week's BBC Radio 3 Exposure / Japan Sound Portrait event at Spiritland http://spiritland.com/events/bbc-radio-3-exposure-japan-sound-portrait-live/ we have a special podcast including interviews with two of the featured artists who will be performing - Hatis Noit and Midori Hirano/MimiCof. Hatis Noit is a vocal performer inspired by Japanese classical music, opera, chanting and avant-garde and pop vocalists. Her debut EP is released on Erased Tapes on March 23rd. https://www.erasedtapes.com/artist/hatis-noit Midori Hirano is a Berlin-based musician, composer and producer. She started...2018-04-0500 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait Podcast 33Another Kyushu Special, featuring field recordings by Thomas Martin Nutt https://www.thomasmartinnutt.com/ of - New Years Day prayers at Yasaka Shrine in Kokura. - A summer meadow in Mt. Kujyu. - Part of the Tagawa River Festival. - Frogs in some rice paddies around Nogata. plus two tracks from TA2MI's recently released new HeadCleaner album https://ta2mi.bandcamp.com/album/headcleaner from over in Yatsushiro and then also a remix by japanetehq in Saga https://www...2018-02-2100 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait Podcast 32Nick interviews Masaaki Yoshida, otherwise known as Anchorsong, talking about the development of his music, how he creates his unique live show, and his plans for a new record in 2018. http://anchorsong.com/ 2018-01-2500 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait Podcast 31An interview with Takeshi Nishimoto, combined with recordings from a recent improvised live collaborative Japan Sound Portrait performance at the nowJapan Festival in Vlinus, Lithuania. Born in Fukuoka, Takeshi is a classically trained guitarist and composer who is conversant with European, Northern Indian, and American jazz classical traditions. In addition to collaborations with diverse artists , from sitar master Rahul Sakyaputra to I'm Not a Gun associate John Tejada, Nishimoto has also performed extensively as a solo artist. In this interview, Takeshi talks about his development as a musician, how to approach using tools for creating...2017-11-2500 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait Podcast 30Tomoko Sauvage, Japanese musician and artist active since mid 2000’s, investigates the sculpturality of sound and improvisation in relation to the environment. Mainly known for a musical / visual research about ‘natural synthesizer’ of her invention, composed with diverse fluid, bowls, ceramic, light and underwater amplification, Sauvage’s approach is attached to questions of alchemy, meditation and balance between hazard and mastery. Under the form of performances, installations and musical compositions, her work is regularly presented in Europe, Asia and America. https://o-o-o-o.org/ https://tomokosauvage.bandcamp.com/ 2017-10-2400 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait Podcast 29“to me the world is sound. Sound penetrates me, linking me to the world. I give sounds active meaning. By doing this I am assured of being in the sounds, becoming one with them. To me this is the greatest reality. It is not that I shape anything, but rather that I desire to merge with the world.” Toru Takemitsu, Confronting Silence, p.13 2017-09-2100 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 28 / Notice of Summer BreakWe leave you with the rhythmical motions and gently deep popping that is the sound of green tea leaves being dried in a large metal bowl over a fire. This traditional technique was recorded at a co-operative drying house in a valley of the tea-growing region of Ureshino in Kyushu - apparently one of the few left still using the technique, and the Emperor and Empress were due to visit the following week for a very special cup of tea. Big thanks to Koichi Yuasa for arranging what was a very special visit. The Japan Sound Portrait...2017-06-2700 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 27A first selection from recent sound gatherings in Kyushu, featuring: - a quartet of Tatami mat weaving machines, made from the igusa grass that is a speciality of the Yatsushiro region. - a performance of Hidakagawa-Iriai-Zakura at the Seiwa Bunrakukan Puppetry Theatre https://kumanago.jp/en/libraries/detail/101 - an extract from TA2MI's forthcoming 'Dragon Water' release, which will be on vinyl with a woven tatami record sleeve. 2017-06-1800 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 26 Nick Luscombe speaks to Midori Komachi live at the Japanese Playback event in Spiritland. You'll hear excerpts from Midori's performance on the night. Her new album, Warp and Weft, is out now on EM Records. https://www.midorikomachi.com/home/discography/2nd-album-warp-and-weft-2017/ 2017-06-0800 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 25Neil talks to kidkanevil about 'nemui pj' - a new duo he's made with Japanese musician Noah. Named after the group's mutual appreciation for making music in pyjamas, they have a debut pumpkin ep out on flau records from July http://flau.jp/releases/r29.html https://flau.bandcamp.com/album/pumpkin-ep Other Featured music: doll (kidkanevil remix) from Flaw by Noah https://flau.bandcamp.com/track/doll-kidkanevil-remix Also check out kidkanevil's new Otaku event https://www.facebook.com/events/1370826442965531/ coming to London from July 15...2017-06-0300 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 24A bank holiday special of material from our recent Japanese Playback event held at Spiritland in London, featuring the one and only Clive Bell. http://www.clivebell.co.uk/ --- CLIVE BELL is a musician, composer and writer with a specialist interest in the shakuhachi, khene and other Far Eastern wind instruments. He has travelled extensively in Japan (where he studied the shakuhachi or Japanese flute with the master Kohachiro Miyata), Thailand, Laos and Bali, researching music and meeting local practitioners. In 2011 he played with Jah Wobble at Ronnie Scott’s and the Gla...2017-05-2600 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 23This episode focuses on some recent developments in the field of electronic music in Japan, through hearing about the Japanese encounters of Elijah, Director of the UK Grime record label Butterz. http://butterz.co.uk/ Starting with first online contacts whilst DJing on Rinse FM, his interest was further sparked by the Japanese War Dubs Tournament (available to listen to here http://wardub.jp/), before then visiting to play his own first show there in 2014. Suddenly Grime was bIG iN jAPAN, but perhaps it is also just the latest...2017-05-2100 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 22This week we feature brand new recordings made in Yokote of the creaking flagpoles at Shinmei shrine, the spring childrens' parade and some heavy lifting of the Omikoshi...2017-05-1200 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 21Overture to Asuka by Iwazaki Daisuke and Fujimura Shinichi Yamaha XS-1 from Big Bike Serenade CD Book raindrops by jyurin Kawasaki W1S from Big Bike Serenade CD Book 2017-05-0400 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 20As part of our current trip to Japan, Nick meets Taro Tsunoda, the owner of Waltz, an incredible shop specializing in tapes and other vintage musical merchandise. http://waltz-store.co.jp/ It's a place that is definitely worth a visit whenever passing through Tokyo.2017-04-2900 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 19Nick Luscombe speaks to legendary Japanese composer and percussionist Midori Takada ahead of her recent live performance at Cafe Oto. Recorded 11th April 2017 2017-04-1900 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 18Further anticipating getting on a plane to Tokyo this time next week, this episode is a collection of music that we picked up on our last Japan Sound Portrait visit back in 2015. Featuring: Orion / Yasuyuki Funatsu https://soundcloud.com/yasuyuki-funatsu Dj Shark https://djshark.bandcamp.com/ and Escalade https://escalade.bandcamp.com/ 2017-04-0600 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 17A collection of beats from shinekosei's Juel Suite, topped and tailed with recordings from Tokyo in anticipation of next month's trip to Japan. The first track in particular was inspired by experiencing the scale of the Tokyo metropolis...2017-03-3000 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 16Following a break last week for our event at Cafe Oto, the podcast returns with another trip through our Sound Map of Kyushu https://www.japansoundportrait.com/sound-map in anticipation of returning there next month. Featuring an array of field recordings from the shooting of KanZeOn http://www.kanzeonthemovie.com/ and an unreleased track by TA2MI... https://ta2mi.bandcamp.com/ 2017-03-2300 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 15The last preview podcast for our event at Cafe Oto next week https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/events/japan-sound-portrait/ featuring an interview with abirdwhale / Masato Kakinoki, a London-based Japanese musician, audiovisual artist, film music composer, PhD in Music candidate at Canterbury Christ Church University. His work varies from singer-songwriter style to audiovisual digital performance art, where he explores the fragile balance among experimental, visceral, emotion, chaos, noise, order and tradition. Performing his own digital music pieces, he has sought for another approach which is neither traditional DJ performance nor the reproduction...2017-03-0900 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 14Music from all of the artists appearing at our forthcoming Cafe Oto event: https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/events/japan-sound-portrait/ Makoto Nomura - Fukuoka 5 Makoto Nomura and Kumiko Yabu - Welcome to Tsui Village Midori Komachi - Toshio Hosokawa's 'Spell for Solo Violin' abirdwhale - Singals Verity Lane - As The Surface Of The Ocean Gently Breaks nemui pj (kidkanevil & noah) - pumpkin (kidkanevil will be performing a DJ set of Japanese beats between 4-7pm in the Cafe Oto Studio ahead of...2017-03-0300 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 13An interview with Makoto Nomura, who will be performing live at our forthcoming event at Cafe Oto. https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/events/japan-sound-portrait/ --- Makoto Nomura is a Kyoto based composer/improviser. He mainly plays the piano, melodica, rooftiles and gamelan. His composition includes Japanese traditional instruments, Javanese gamelan, western orchestra, rock band, children’s toy, body percussions, daily found objects, environmental sounds, and whatever. He has collaborated not only with professional musicians but also children, amateurs, animals, dancers, visual artists, counselor, etc. His work has been performed in more than 20 countries. He...2017-02-2400 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 12The Japan Sound Portrait podcast returns with a trip through our newly released Kyushu Sound Map, available here on our new website: https://www.japansoundportrait.com/sound-map We will be back next week featuring an interview with Makoto Nomura, who will be playing at our forthcoming live event at Cafe Oto on March 16th https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/events/japan-sound-portrait/ Check out these previous podcasts featuring other artists who will be taking part in the event: Midori Komachi http://japansoundportrait.libsyn.com/podcast/japan-sound-portrait-5 ...2017-02-1700 min

Japan Sound PortraitNotice of Winter BreakFor any regular listeners, just to let you know that the podcast will now be taking a little Winter Break - a few interviews may appear sporadically, but for now we will be focusing on preparing for our first upcoming live event in March https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/events/japan-sound-portrait/ and a trip to Japan in April. Thanks for listening and we'll be back again with lots of new sounds in the New Year. 2016-12-0200 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 11A special preview of material from a new Japan Sound Portrait USB Card release coming soon on Bleep.com Featuring kidkanevil's KanZeOn ReIndication http://kanzeonreindications.bandcamp.com/track/kanzeon-reindication-kidkanevil and more pieces from shinekosei's Juel Suite http://shinekosei.bandcamp.com/ stitched together with a few field recordings... 2016-11-2400 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 10Nick Luscombe speaks to Tottenham born music-maker, sound artist and producer Verity Lane, who recently returned to the UK after spending 10 years in Japan. She completed a BA Hons in Japanese and music at School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), and won an award by JASSO to study at Osaka University, Japan. She then went on to complete an MA in composition at Osaka College of Music. https://soundcloud.com/verity-lane 2016-11-1700 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 9This week's podcast is a special feature on the music of Koichi Yuasa - a former car mechanic turned tea farmer now living in the town of Ureshino, Saga prefecture. His company make amazing tea oil products: http://www.ryokumon.jp/ He taught me the meaning of the word 'shibui', probably my favourite Japanese word: a particular aesthetic of simple, subtle, and unobtrusive beauty. https://intoroniq.bandcamp.com/releases We make music together as shinekosei. http://shinekosei.bandcamp.com/ 2016-11-1000 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 8Featuring - sounds collected on our Japan Sound Portrait tour of Kyushu in Spring 2015: a countryside level crossing; the engine of Kazuhisa-san's 1983 Jetta; a performance of Karma Chameleon by Michiko-san at the Lanka school in Kagoshima; Tomo-san's Affinity Lo-Pro bike. - recordings on the island of Yakushima sent to us by Andy Gilham of the band Echaskech http://www.echaskech.co.uk/ - recordings of the Shounai dialect, sent in by Yoshiharu Takui https://cis-sound.blogspot.co.uk/ - recordings of an afternoon in Akihabara, sent to...2016-11-0300 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 7A combination of Nick's field recordings in Japan this year Firstly a busy afternoon of activities around a small Japanese town park in early Autumn. Local trains, dragonflies, building work and post office vans all playing their part in this very local sonic soap opera. Followed by a combination of a trip round a supermarket, the sound of traffic in the countryside, a petrol pump and a tatemae ceremony marking the creation of a new building. These tracks are available to listen to separately here. https://japansoundportrait.bandcamp.com/album/nick-luscombe-may-2016 ...2016-10-2500 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 6This week's podcast is specially devoted to TA2MI - our friend Tatsumi Akinobu, a Jodo Shinshuu Buddhist monk from the countryside outside the city of Kumamoto in the South of Japan. This mix shows off the full range of his musical talents, taking in: A track from a new release with Cheese N Pot-C for blocsonic http://blocsonic.com/releases/bsmx0145 A preview of TA2MI's remix of Jalal Salaam's 'Ignorance is Bliss', from a forthcoming collaborative release https://jalalsalaam.bandcamp.com/track/ignorance-is-bliss-prod-l A new instrumental track...2016-10-2000 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 5Nick talks to violinist Midori Komachi, discussing her career to date and her thoughts about the relationship between Western and Japanese music. http://www.midorikomachi.com/ Following the interview is Midori's performance of Toshio Hosokawa's 'Spell for Solo Violin', recorded at Hosokawa's 60th Anniversary Concert in Tokyo in November 2015. In this piece, the sound of the violin becomes the voice of a shaman.2016-10-1300 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 4featuring: Forest Whitaker reciting a quote from the Hagakure in Ghost Dog: Way of the Samurai, discussing the central tenet of the Hannya Shingyo / Heart Sutra that form is emptiness and emptiness is form. Field recordings from walking the 88 Temple Shikoku pilgrimage One of my favourite tracks that I ever made with my friend Koichi Yuasa, a tea farmer, as shinekosei Field recordings from Tom Swindell and Akinobu Tatsumi from the film they are currently shooting about the aftermath of the earthquake in the Kumamoto region A new...2016-10-0600 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 3 "Japanese people recognise that the sound of the cicada is the end of the summer, and we feel really melancholic." For our first Japan Sound Portrait Podcast interview, Nick talks to Sayaka Botanic and Tommi Tokyo from groupA. http://groupaband.com/2016-09-2800 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 2The second episode of the Japan Sound Portrait podcast, featuring sounds associated with an event we took part in at the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Cambridge earlier this year - kotsuzumi performance by Akihiro Iitomi, taken from the film KanZeOn, and then sections of the soundtrack from our Virtual Reality Japanese Soundscapes.2016-09-2200 min

Japan Sound PortraitJapan Sound Portrait 1The first in the weekly series of Japan Sound Portrait podcasts, featuring the first section of material contained on the project's first physical release - a bamboo USB card, now available for pre-order here https://japansoundportrait.bandcamp.com/merch/japan-sound-portrait-bamboo-usb-card The Japan Sound Portrait podcast is a regular series by Nick Luscombe and Neil Cantwell dedicated to the sharing of the many and varied sounds from Japan - from field recordings of the countryside and the city, to music and interviews from well-known and emerging Japanese artists, as well as international artists with an interest...2016-09-1500 min

Flomotion RadioFLOMOTION RADIO: CONNECT ZA – SOUTH AFRICA MUSIC SPECIAL The British Council invited UK DJ Nick Luscombe to South Africa – as part of the Connect ZA project – to research the current music landscape and discover emerging trends and best new music and artists. This podcast is a result of that journey and offers a refreshed perception of the South African music scene, with new voices and perspectives. Discover the new sounds of South Africa’s thriving and diverse music scene, from electro and jazz to post rock and futuristic hip hop. Connect ZA is a cross-artform project taking place in 2014 and led by the...2013-08-1600 min

Flomotion RadioFlomotion Radio: June 2012 Welcome back to Flomotion Radio. The sun is finally shining, at least it is right now, so what better way to enjoy the official start of summer than with some choice tracks selected by Nick Luscombe. There’s some exciting stuff happening over the next few weeks, so stay tuned and we’ll keep you posted. In the meantime, enjoy this lot… Tracklist (artist / track): Memotone / My Stranger Flowers and Sea Creatures / Electronique (Lephtee Remix) Greeen Linez / City Cell 1 Slugabed / Mountains Come Out of the Sky (Arp101 Remix...2012-06-2857 min

Flomotion RadioDJReiki: Flomotion Radio Mix We know, we know… it’s been a while since you’ve heard anything from flomotionradio.com, but Nick Luscombe has been traveling the globe these past few months, spreading the word and gathering incredible music along the way. First stop was Japan, on behalf of the Musicity project, and now he’s in Singapore, where he’s met up with the brilliant DJ Reiki, who’s kindly provided us with a fantastic, exclusive mix. Normal Flomotion Radio will resume very soon, enjoy this in the meantime… Click play to listen 2012-05-281h 01

Flomotion RadioExclusive: AM & Shawn Lee Interview Nick Luscombe caught up with AM and Shawn Lee to bring you this Flomotion Radio exclusive interview. Find out more about them here. Click play to listen 2012-02-1728 min

Flomotion RadioFlomotion Radio: February 2012 Part 1 Nick Luscombe is back from his travels and normal service has resumed here at Flomotion Radio. In this edition, there’s hot new music from some of our favourite artists, producers and remixers, including Kelpe, Gang Colours, Fink, Martyn and loads more… Tracklist (artist / track): Nils Petter Molvaer / Baboon Moon Portico Quartet / Steepless Sebastian Rochford, Ranjana Ghatak & Gina Loring / Love A Sacred Path (LV Remix) Midland / Tape Burn Kelpe / I Felt Fuzzy (Naive Machine Remix) Mux Mool / Palace Chalice Gang Colours / Fancy Restaurant Fink / Perfect Darkness (Close Remi...2012-02-121h 02

Flomotion RadioDJ 99: All The Way To Manglerud Mix This week, Nick Luscombe’s away in Oslo, DJing for the Conexions series. Find out more about that here. If you’re in the area, check it out, it’s gonna be great. Taking Nick’s place in the hotseat is DJ 99, who’s a DJ for NRK Radio in Norway. Find out more here and here. Huge thanks to DJ 99 for this brilliant, exclusive mix… Tracklist (artist / track): Grandpa Jones / Turn Your Radio On Slagr / April Kode9 And The Spaceape / Sine Of The Dub Splashgirl / Black Soil, Red Sea Io...2012-02-031h 00

Flomotion RadioFlomotion Radio: Best Of 2011 Part 2 Happy New Year! Hope you had a suitably brilliant NYE. To finish off 2011, here’s Nick Luscombe’s second part of the best of last year. Heaps of new music headed your way soon. In the meantime, let us know who you think we should be listening to in 2012 by emailing info@flomotionradio.com. Tracklist (artist / track): Matthew David / Los Angeles Is Beautiful Little Dragon / When I Go Out Floating Points / Myrtle Avenue Cosmin TRG / Lillasyster Mr. Beatnick / Don’t Walk Away From My Love The Field / It’s U...2012-01-021h 00

Flomotion RadioFlomotion Radio: Best Of 2011 Part 1 Here it is… the first part of Nick Luscombe’s best of 2011. Stay tuned, there’s more to come… Tracklist (artist / track): When Saints Go Machine / Fail Forever (Nicolas Jaar Remix) Koreless / 4D Daedelus / Tailor Made ft Milosh (Floating Points Remix) Actress / Harrier ATTK Circle Traps / Mirrors and Monuments Julio Bashmore / Craboon John Spring / Drummachines George Fitzgerald / Don’t You Joy O / Wade In Om Unit / Prawn Cocktail Click play to listen 2011-12-1458 min

Flomotion RadioFlomotion Radio: November 2011 Welcome to Flomotion Radio… Here’s Nick Luscombe’s choice selections for the start of autumn… Get in touch at info@flomotionradio.com. Tracklist (artist / track): Anon / Bite The Hand Rude Audio / Streatham Rising V.C / 123 Samoyed / Maybe Yes (Lukid Remix) Crewdson / Dust Crawlers Drig Gerner / Rubies and Diamonds Mico / Undersong Krill.Minima / Mamor (dedub) Mizz Beats / Scientific Brainpriest Salva / Yellobone Holy Ghost! / Hold My Breath (Falty DL Mix) Silvercity Bob / Dear Knabenchor Click play to listen 2011-11-0700 min

Flomotion RadioFlomotion Radio: October 2011 Hello again, and welcome to yet another choice selection of genre-spanning tracks from Nick Luscombe. This time around, there’s new music from Red Snapper, Oneohtrix Point Never, Nanorhythm and much more. Dig in and enjoy… Tracklist (artist / track): fLako / Lonely Town Sina / From Love to Dust (Kelpe Remix) Future Cruiser / Like a G Jealov / B&C Gir1 The Weeknd / Rolling Stone (Funkystepz Remix) Red Snapper / Jack (Toob Remix) Nanorhythm / Continental Breakfast (tvo for thor mix) Loka / Mirror Image Opposite How to Dress Well / Suic...2011-10-2256 min

Flomotion RadioAbeyuta Mix Check out this fantastic mix courtesy of Japanese DJ and producer, Abeyuta, who’ll be appearing at the upcoming Fukushima Festival. Find out more here. Tracklist (artist / track): Abeyuta & Nick Luscombe / Intro Abeyuta / Traditionalism Abeyuta / Kami Abeyuta / Keep It Real Abeyuta / National Isolation ~ Fukushima Abeyuta / The World is Yours Abeyuta / Humanity Abeyuta / On The Road DJ Shadow / Mutual Slump (Abeyuta remix) Abeyuta / Buddha Click play to listen 2011-08-1032 min

Flomotion RadioFlomotion Radio: July 2011 Part 2 Thanks to everyone who came down to the Big Chill Bar in Brick Lane last night to check out Nick Luscombe and Lars_unit in the mix. Flomotion will be back there next month. Meanwhile, here’s twelve fresh tracks selected for you by Nick Luscombe. Keep us posted with your music and events, email us at info@flomotionradio.com. Tracklist (artist / track): Naive Machine / Afrika Maverick Sabre / Let Me Go (Mike Delinquent Remix) Trim / I Am (LV Remix) Twiggy & The K-Mesons / Mosco Disco Angels Red Snapper / In Your Backs 2011-07-1559 min

Flomotion RadioExclusive Ayota Interview In this Flomotion Radio exclusive interview, Nick Luscombe speaks to Ski about his Ayota project. Check them out live on Wednesday 22nd July at Village Underground, as part of Spitalfields Music’s Summer Festival. Tickets are £15 advance, available here. Click play to listen 2011-06-2106 min

Flomotion RadioFlomotion Radio: June 2011 Part 3 On Wednesday 22nd June, as part of Spitalfields Music’s Summer Festival, Nick Luscombe Presents… The Simonsound Ayota Subeena From 7.30pm-12.00am at: Village Underground 54 Holywell Lane London EC2A 3PQ Tickets are £15 advance, available here. A night of live electronic music and visuals hosted by DJ and broadcaster Nick Luscombe (BBC Radio 3 Late Junction/Flomotion/Resonance fm). Featuring performances from intergalactic synthesizer duo The Simonsound, the dubstep/Detroit House/ambient stylings of Subeena as well as Ski Oakenfull’s project Ayota, (also featuring Simon P...2011-06-211h 00

Flomotion RadioFlomotion Radio: June 2011 Part 1 Welcome to Flomotion Radio. Not long now until Splashgirl touch down in London to perform at Nick Luscombe’s session at the Pizza Express Jazz Club in Soho on Wednesday 8th June. Some tickets are still available here and you can hear their sweet sounds here. In this week’s Flomotion Radio, we’ve gone a bit Splashgirl crazy, so tune in and check out some beautiful music. Keep those emails coming, write to us at info@flomotionradio.com. Tracklist (artist / track): Samiyam / Pressure Vacationer / Trip Splashgirl / He Took Us Out To...2011-06-0359 min

Flomotion RadioFlomotion Radio: May 2011 Part 2 Here’s another great mix of beats and things to wrap your ears around. Thanks to everyone who came down to The Big Chill Bar last night to hear Nick Luscombe and Lars_unit. Come back next month! Tracklist (artist / track): La Boutique Fantastique / Backdoor Rumble Mr. Beatnick / Don’t Walk Away From My Love No Surrender / Godda Get It Mondkopf / Euphoria SBTRKT / Wildfire Szare / Volya Breach vs T Williams / Fatherless (T Williams Remix) Redinho / Edge Off Deadboy / Wish You Were Here Lory D...2011-05-131h 02

Flomotion RadioFlomotion Radio: July 2010 Not long now until Flomotion once again descends on the Royal Opera House, featuring live performances from Fatima, Stac and Natalie Williams, with DJs Nick Luscombe, Dom Servini (Wah Wah 45s) and Nick Stroud (Jazznotjazz). Flomotion Live in the Linbury Studio Theatre At London’s Royal Opera House Saturday 17th July, 2010 6pm-midnight Tickets are available from the Royal Opera House at £15 (£12 Students). Box Office Tel: 020 7304 4000. Box Office Online: www.roh.org.uk/voices. Standing room only! To get you in the mood, here’s the latest edition of Flomot...2010-07-141h 56