"There are so many elements [in experimental music], so many ancient elements that exist in this music that needs to be reiterated." - Weyón
Trailblazing artist, performer, curator and bruja Weyón joins Salvadoran Virginia Barahona for an intimate conversation exploring their multidisciplinary practice and the importance of creating space for queer Latinx people to experiment, play, create and exist freely.
Moving beyond the boundaries of dance and club music, this conversation explores the intersections of culture, identity, spirituality and sound, and the importance of honouring ancestral knowledge while creating space for new forms of expression. Featuring special guest Sam Miers, an artist and ethnomusicologist born and based in Batemans Bay on Yuin Country, whose practice centres on local approaches to dialogic health and collaborative ceremonial work with Yuin practitioners and newcomers to the culture.
This episode was produced by Virginia Barahona with final audio production and creative direction from Prinita Thevarajah with beginning sound design by Leya Kim.
Under the interview you hear Variable Depth Audit