Mitamine Lab #66 - Rarer, More Underground, and More Enthusiastic
Mitamine Lab is a culture laboratory based in Mexico City which blends sound archives with contemporary music and literature.
Although Mitamine Lab has been a little slow and absent lately, that doesn't mean we've vanished or ceased operations. Instead, we continue to be active, advancing with fresh concepts and initiatives. According to modern author and philosopher Yuval Noah Harari, "music is a form of manifestation, evolution, and resistance." We are thrilled to share our belief in the transformative and resilient power of sound with you today.
We have chosen to incorporate into our performance Mexican axolotls — the fascinating, incredibly rare and elusive amphibians known for their remarkable capacity to regenerate limbs and tissues. We're embracing rarity, resiliency, and the underground vibe, just like these amazing creatures.
To add even more significance to this episode, we've included some promos we've received recently, along with hidden gems we've discovered through ninaprotocol.com. We're returning with a rarer, more underground, and more enthusiastic energy than ever before.
The background image is a painting by Chucho Reyes, one of the most original artistic personalities of 20th-century Mexican visual arts. Antique dealer, decorator, set designer, he was recognized by figures such as Luis Barragán, Mathias Goeritz, Juan Soriano, Paul Westheim, Octavio Paz, and many others, as well as Picasso and Chagall, who admired the inventive strength and the vividness of his painting.
Tracklist
ilo — Aurora
Visions of Light — Clearwater
Visions of Light — Breathe
James E Burton — Memories in the Dust
Oto Ninski — FUCKED UP GOT AMBUSHED ZIPPED IN
Lénok — Femmilies
Ruth Mascelli & Mary Hanson Scott — Blue Of Noon
Natasha Pirard — La fin le debut 16B
Gideon Broshy — Clocks
FM Orchester — Abraxas
Voodoo Drummer Duo — Pink Floyd in 7/8 / J. Coltrane
Content Provider — E-System (feat. Manonmars)
Content Provider — Walking Home (feat. D. Ham)