Surfacing with Luke M de Zilva

23.06.26
Aired on 23.06.26, 11:00pm

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Surfacing is dedicated to experimental and outsider songwriters and composers exploring interesting musical territories.

So pleased to be back after 6 weeks away. 'I Sat In One Place Until It Became Many' is tonight's theme and the title of the Microfiche song I played first. I don’t know the meaning behind that title from the band's persepctive, but what it made me think of is the act of deep listening – in two ways. The first, a lot of what I’m playing tonight is what I was listening to on the plane home from Europe, working my way through radio submissions, through albums I’d been meaning to listen to. It’s amazing to me how fast the time can go, where you can go, when all you are doing is listening. But it also made me think of the theme I did right before I left and some of the conversations it started with listeners during that show and after. About passive listening vs undivided listening, and I really appreciated that many of you said that you listen to this show and the music we hear together in an undivided way. Some of you, as it turns out, sit or lie there and do nothing else but listen to this show. Somewhere there’s a meaning in that which sounds a bit like I Sat In One Place Until It Became Many.

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Tracklist

Mount Eerie
With My Hands Out
Microfiche
NSW
I Sat In One Place Until It Became Many
sina
Olympus
Or Sobre Blau
Sirenes
Eros
Australia
Burnt Crossing (feat. Annie Hogan)
Big|Brave
a shape of shame
PJ Harvey
The Mountain – Demo
Troth & Glen Rey.
Australia
An Pansy Leaps
Loc Schuster
NSW
Ballet de Penzance
Ross Downes
BENJAMIN, Tasmanian Tiger
Mara
NSW
Air Leak (feat. Benjamin Woods)
Pēteris Vasks, Latvian Radio Choir & Sigvards Kļava
The Fruit of Silence
Arvo Pärt & Alexander Malter
Für Alina
D.C Cross
Ghost Gum Trees
Siavash Amini
A Dream’s Frozen Reflection
Grace Ferguson
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