Postcards from Babylon

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Postcards from Babylon- a rough guide to liberation: the audio redux Postcards from Babylon - a rough guide to liberation is a book of photography and writing by Christian de Sousa. WhereasPfB - the soundtrack is a compilation akin to a film soundtrack, this mix is an invitation to move through your own journey of urban alchemy as described and invoked in the book.It's an invitation to bring embodied movement to the intense energy of the cities and the world that we live in, to move through shadow and light, oppression and freedom, all the while finding the ways that transformation moves and lives in the body, the breath and the rhythm. Needs a strong space. Probably best for dancing at night. Oh, and consider not listening to it before dancing to it - let yourself take the journey as a dancer, it will be more effective.To find out more about the book, come to www.postcardsfrombabylon.net 01. Intro - (urban street recording)02. Mass Transit Railway - Monolake03. Architecture - Inner Zone Orchestra04. Reach For The Dead - Boards of Canada05. Who Am I - Peace Orchestra06. Future Traffic Song - Ashtrax07. Hard Time Pressure In A Babylon - Iration Steppas08. El Capitalismo Foråneo (Antipop Consortium remix) - Gotan Project09. No Justice - Smith & Mighty Feat. Rudy Lee10. These Are The Days - Red Seal11. Back From Exile - Breitbannt12. Phase Drums - Joe Claussell, Jerome Sydenham13. Erosion - Vibrasphere14. Transition (acapella) - Underground Resistance15. Sandcastles (Afterlife mix) - Jerome Sydenham, Dennis Ferrer16. Pleureuse - Gabon People17. Happiness - Aaron Andreas Gantenbein18. Calm Upon You - Ravid19. Heal - Aaron Andreas Gantenbein20. Fading Sun - Terje Isungset

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