guest session
03.30.25
Matteo Liberatore’s new project, Molto Ohm, is a sonic and visual exploration of the fragmentation and alienation of modern life.
Through a juxtaposition of sporadic dance beats, seductive voices, synthetic melodies, and environmental sounds, the music captures the tension between consumerism, commodification, anxiety, and affect regulation, along with a deep yearning for calm, joy, and human connection.
This mix paints an emotional and aesthetic portrait of some of the music that inspired him over the years up until recent days in the ongoing making of Molto Ohm music.
Tracklist:
Lucio Battisti – Il Fuoco
The Swingle Singers – Harpsichord Concerto BWV 1056: 2. Largo
Philip Glass – Ave
Cibo Matto – Sugar Water
Mira Calix – i’m in love with the end
Maxx Mann – Leather Man
Cybotron – Cosmic Cars
Luis Pestana – Sangra
A. G. Cook – Mad Max
L’Rain – Suck Teeth
Arca – Anaesthetic
Jana Rush – Mynd Fuc
Meredith Monk, Katie Geissinger – Volcano Songs, Duets: Cry #1
Phuture – Your Only Friend
Gerald Cleaver – Amidst Curses
Mira Calix – Just Go Along
The Future Sound Of London – Max
Mark Fell – Multistability 2-A
Tyondai Braxton – Gracka
Hudson Mohawke – Dance Forever
Tiga, Hudson Mohawke – Feel the Rush (feat Channel Trees)
Lorenzo Senni – Canone Infinito
Beatrice Dillon, Kuljit Bhamra – Workaround Four
Unique 3 – 7:00 Am
Underground Resistance – Death of My Neighborhood
Elliott Sharp – Telemetry
Balil – Nort Route
Rufige Kru – Darkrider
Franco Battiato – Se Telefonando
