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Late Junction: Earthly fractures, cosmic healing

Earthly fractures, cosmic healing

BBC Radio 3 - Late Junction, Earthly fractures, cosmic healing

Verity Sharp travels the cosmos with two hours of music for adventurous ears.

Verity Sharp travels the cosmos, with a reflection on our fragmented earth from composer Luca Forcucci and 'music to feel less whack to', courtesy of LA-based producer Lionmilk.

Verity Sharp shares two hours of music for adventurous ears, including a reflection on what composer and scholar Luca Forcucci characterises as the chaos of our fragmented earth. For LA-based producer Lionmilk, meanwhile, the music-making process is a form of self-care: his latest record offers up an opportunity for cosmic healing, or as he describes it: “music to feel less whack to.” Estonian-born sound artist and pianist Hanakiv’s debut album also provides a therapeutic space: drawing on her love of nature and the feelings that accompanied her move to the bustle of London, the album is an invitation to say “goodbye” to the things that no longer serve you well. Elsewhere in the show, we hear an illusory simulation of eternity from drummer and composer Andrea Belfi inspired by the image of the Deprong Mori, a mythological bat supposedly frozen in a solid wall of lead over 70 years ago.

Produced by Gabriel Francis
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