Radio Diaspora by Radio Diaspora
Radio Diaspora
Transmitting and combining the cultural aegis of the international codes of black community Radio Diaspora uses as a starting point and vanishing point the inexhaustible reservoir of the African Diaspora and the entire universe of references permeating the negritude: their poetry, their historical struggles, their narratives, their codes.
The sound provocation is freely released in masses complex, random and repeated way, deconstruction / construction ideas, timbrismo, polyphony, antiphony, information overload and lyricism that expands through premeditated chaos. They require a sharpening of listening and sexualization of perception. Loud noise to break the pact of silence about the whitening and the naturalization of racism in constant and regular cannibalization of black - diasporic intangible cultural heritage.
Tracklist
| 1. | Breu | 5:21 |
| 2. | Negra Poesia | 4:54 |
| 3. | Lama | 3:21 |
| 4. | Besouro | 3:10 |
| 5. | Chá Preto | 5:54 |
| 6. | Onix | 6:45 |
| 7. | Jaboticaba | 5:32 |
| 8. | Noir | 10:02 |
Credits
Radio Diaspora - EP Radio Diaspora
Composed of eight recorded takes from September 2015 to February 2016 the duo Radio Diaspora presents the process of composition / improvisation that has been developed since March 2015.
Not surprisingly, all the titles refer to dark, black, black stuff, blowing up the symbolism that the project takes form and content.
In the records, the experimentation of the duo moves from free jazz to ethio using samples in Negra Poesia, Lama and Chá Preto, electronic effects and multiphonics blows in Besouro, altered vuvuzelas and pointillism percussive in Breu, percussive and technical isorritmia extended the trumpet Onix and Jaboticaba , culminating in a proto trip hop with flute and pvc, shenai, trumpet and drums loaded with effects Noir.
Wagner Ramos:
Drums, electronic percussion module, bases, MPC and electronics.
Drummer Wagner Ramos developed himself in deep relationship with black music in all its forms (Rap, Jazz, Soul, Samba) to build his career. He started in bars and nightclubs, after was part of the SESC Vila Mariana Repertory Group, embarked with the national Rap with rappers such as "Jamal and Mafia Hard Hair", "Bá Kimbuta and Banda Makomba" also played with the singer " Yzalu ", among others.
Romulo Alexis:
Trumpet, voice, Indian flutes, woodwinds built, bases and electronic
Multimedia artist, improviser musician and researcher of creative processes in artistic languages of visual and performance. Romulo Alexis began his career as lead singer of Soul Funk in Decidélic band. As trumpeter embarked by the invention of music in deep relationship with the Free Jazz in JazSmetak band that took him to the path of non academic contemporary music. It is one of the founders of the Free Improvisation Circuit Sao Paulo.
