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Transcript of podcast with Anomie
Transcript of podcast with Anomie
https://soundcloud.com/soundmeetssound/ep-13-anomie
MW: Welcome to Sound Meets Sound Sofie Loizou, a.k.a. Anomie, thank you for joining me here on the internet, all the way from Sydney. Sydney to California—so far apart we’re in different days!
A:Hi Meg. Thanks so much for having me. Yeah, I’m coming from the future, so watch out. I can tell you what’s going to happen in the future! No,…
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Welcome to the first episode of Trackwork. A podcast dedicated to the process of making music. In the first episode I catch up the splendid Sydney artist Sofie Loizou aka Anomie. In this episode, Sofie takes us through her haunting and politically charged track 'Predator Drones in Yemen', from her 2014 album 'Permanent Revelations'. Read more info about Anomie in the artist page and keep an eye out (and an ear) for the Permanent Revelation remix album coming out in the near future on All In Your Mind Records. If you like what you hear - then your support is more than appreciated. Subscribe on Itunes and leave a review or a rating while you're there. Thanks, Fenella PS Here's an fab list of albums that Anomie would take on a road trip!
Excellent interview from Fenella Kernebone with Sofie Loizou aka Anomie on the creative process behind her track Predator Drones In Yemen, taken from the album Permanent Revelation (All In Your Mind Records, 2014)
Fenella Kernebone
Fenella is a television and radio presenter and producer, MC, interviewer and writer. Working within the walls of the ABC network, she has previously hosted shows like Art Nation and Sunday Arts in addition to presenting The Movie Show on SBS TV. She recently hosted Radio with Pictures as part of this years Graphic Festival at The Sydney Opera House which featured presentations by actor, Claudia Karvan and musician, Don Walker (Cold Chisel) among many other acts to share the stage. With her passion for the arts and journalism she currently hosts a show called By Design on Radio National. But despite all those credentials, its her love of Electronica, experimental, ambient, instrumental/post rock, minimal techno, freaky folk music, house, beats, oddball hip-hop, dub and dubstep that has kept her at her post at Triple J radio producing and hosting The Sound Lab, a show she has been presenting for 10 years. Playing music from artists like Boards of Canada, Aphex Twin & Autechre, Kraftwerk, Brian Eno, Bjork, Laurie Anderson, Monolake, Sigur Ros, Four Tet, Animal Collective, Battles and Burial, she continues to keep her finger on the pulse for underground music every Sunday night on the national radio airwaves.
It was quite the privilege to get this opportunity to do a shoot inside the radio station, especially for her final show of the year and at one of Australia’s more recognisable stations that supports homegrown and global forward thinking talent. And what a fitting way to round up this years work with her vinyl choice being of the first artist I photographed this year on this project, Sofie Loizou.
Location:Â Triple J Radio
Vinyl Choice:Â Sofie Loizou - Aphoria Horizonte [Radical Nature]
Sofie Loizou & Bvdub - Millions (Bvdub's Sempiternal Sirens Mix)
Radical Nature Records // RNV001
Limited vinyl run of this one.
Sofie Loizou & Bvdub - Millions (feat. Natalia Grosiak)
Radical Nature Records // RNV001
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What influence did attending the Academy have on your musical endeavours since?
The Academy has impacted in unexpected ways, at first it gave me the courage to consider myself an artist, when before I just thought of myself as a “producer”. It also gave me the impetus to get skilled in the art of live performance, which has led me to travel the world. And finally it gave me a connection to a bunch of like minded individuals, of which I have maintained, and through my involvement in the Academy on a local level tried to lead by example, making opportunities to connect others who are like-minded.
