Playlist for Lost in the Stacks, Sept 16, 2022, “The University Archivist”, episode 532
Hear the show at: http://traffic.libsyn.com/lostinthestacks/LITS_Episode_532.mp3
“Trust” by Prince
Interview with Alex McGee, University Archivist at Georgia Tech
File this set under HM132 .G526
“Be Sweet” by Japanese Breakfast
“Better Distractions” by Faye Webster
Continued interview with Alex McGee
File this set under QL737.R666
“Dirty Work” by Steely Dan
Continued interview with Alex McGee
“Immaterial Girl” by Marci
“Direct Sunlight” by TOPS
“Long May You Run” by the Stills/Young Band
Tune in next week for “The New OSTP Memo” on the next Lost in the Stacks!
NEW FORCES 15 SEPTEMBER 2022
(FIG. 1) THE FLYING LUTTENBACHERS
PLAYLIST:
BLACK FLAG - MY WAR
THE SPITS - DON'T SHOOT
THEE OH SEES - TOE CUTTER - THUMB BUSTER
GILLA BAND - POST RYAN
THE GARDEN - X IN THE DIRT
UPCHUCK - SHAKIN'
COWS - SHAKING
FLIPPER - SEX BOMB
DOPE BODY - CURVE
THE FLYING LUTTENBACHERS - ASSAULT ON APATHY
SHOW ME THE BODY - USA LULLABY
THIS HEAT - HEALTH AND EFFICIENCY
THIS HEAT - THE FALL OF SAIGON
continental drift pt.4- colombia
Today’s episode is an exploration of colombian music, featuring my friend (and former dummy op) Carolyne! Playlist here, 
listen to the episode here.
Colombia is located on the northwest coast of South America. With a population of 51 million, it is the 29th most populated country and officially the biggest country (population wise) that we have featured in this iteration of the drift. With areas including the amazon rainforest, highlands, grasslands, and deserts, it has the second-highest level of biodiversity of any country in the world (second to Brazil).
Salsa arrived in Colombia in the mid-20th century, after Cuban salsa rhythms made their way across the ocean to Cali (a city that now has the highest number of salsa schools and teams in the world).
Salsa sample:
En Barranquilla Me Quedo // Joe Arroyo, La Verdad
The Embera rap brother duo Linaje Originarios released “Condor Pasa,” which became an unexpected hit and showed how Embera music based on their culture and teachings could become a popular genre. The Embera tribe lives in various communities around Panama and Colombia. However, they are often displaced by rebel fighters and paramilitary groups, which has “wreaked havoc for the spiritual and cultural lives of [their] youth,” according to Higinio Obispo, a leader of the Eperara Siapidara people, part of the Embera tribe.
The younger generation of Emberas wants to show what “publicly goes unsaid” through their music. This track talks about native culture/environmental preservation.
Embera sample:
Condor Pasa // Linaje Originarios
Cumbia is a mixture of spanish, native colombian, and african music that arose on colombia’s atlantic coast among the african population in the 18th century. Originally, the music contained only percussion and vocals, but the genre grew to include saxophone, trumpet, keyboard, and trombone as well. Cumbia really took hold in the 40s and the 50s ushered in a “golden age of cumbia.”
Cumbia segment:
La Pollera Colora // Pedro Salcedo Y Su Orquesta
Colombia Tierra Querida // Lucho Bermudez
Casate Conmigo // Silvestre Dangond, Nicky Jam
Vallenato means “born in the valley.” The valley influencing this name is located between the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta and the Serranía de Perijá in north-east Colombia. The Vallenato genre traces its roots from Colombia’s coast and incorporates indigenous, African, and European cultures through indigenous and African percussion instruments, and the European accordion.
Vallenato sample:
Dejame Entrar – Vallenato // Carlos Vives
Estoy Aqui // Shakira
Nuqui (Te Quiero Para Mi) // ChocQuibTown
Hip hop is experiencing a surge in South America, but Colombia is doing it differently. Colombian journalist Santiago Cembrano has described this movement as ““La epoca del rap de acá.” It is characterized by old-school hip hop elements, incorporating techniques such as boom bap.
Hip Hop/rap de aca segment:
Yo Voy Ganao // Systema Solar
De la Cuna al Ataud // La Etnnia, Full Nelson
In Da Building // Sabez, Ansu
Indie segment:
Al Fin Llegaste Tu // El Gran Martin Elias
Cosas que probablemente no van a pasar // Ev
Suenos en Rosa Reverberado // Hipsum
Special thanks to Margot Cecilia Bernal Dornheim Materasso for her input on this episode!
100 wreks #24 – September 14, 2022
100 wreks is excited to bring you another week of energetic cuts from the underground soundcloud pop scene!
Tracklist:
i spy (feat. Left at London) – DJ Re:Code
0M61LY5M – webcage
No Distance (Acounta Remix) – audio bambino
this will surely put an end to my abuse of underscores acapellas 2 – user-177606669
before i catch a little more in my mouth – user-177606669
source – gabby start
PARANOID – ALICE GAS
here n yr armzz ( ハードコア リミックス) – technopagan
takemeawaypls.wav (INTO THE NIGHTCORE) – purity://filter
Silent Night – Dreamcatcher
paralyzed – senses (prod. elxnce + cymric)
don’t wait 2 long (pls)
nomore – saoirse dream
I Crave It – orchid (prod. Simply Funk)
another night (onlytom remix) – oklou
I MUST BE DREAMING – Himera
Kiss (feat. Hannah Diamond) – Himera
velvet 9-14-22
found ‘summervibe’ just in time for fall~
going through / kay young
episode / gallant
take my picture / anais
breeze / naomi sharon
rap songs / ayoni, the wild honey pie buzzsession
waiting for tomorrow / blake shimoda
my ship is comin’ in / walter jackson
where were you / felivand
summervibe / manana
walkout / the o’my’s
