Lisbon from Home #6: Rádio Etiópia. Music for sinners
You can easily enjoy Lisbon from home
… like listening to the best music podcast coming out of Portugal. Either if you decide to stay in bed OR if you cook, read, do your laundry or just sin.
Like listening to the best music podcast coming our of Portugal.
By Appointment to Her Majesty the Queen and to Their Late Majesties King George VI, King Edward VII, King William IV, King George V, Queen Victoria, King George IV and to His Late Royal Highness The Prince of Wales ( 1921-1936)
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Tony Justerini and Anatoly Brooks are the co-founders of Rádio Etiópia. New episodes are posted every Monday set completed apart from the mainstream line of music.
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Tony Justerini and Anatoly Brooks are the co-founders of Rádio Etiópia. New episodes are posted every Monday set completed apart from the mainstream line of music.
Tony Justerini and Anatoly Brooks
Rádio Etiópia publish a new podcast every Monday on Mixcloud
Tings Lisbon is not a music venue - it's a hotel.
But music is an important part of what we do – together with our art, colors, furnitures and our colorful garden it creates the ambiance we like.
A few years ago I stumbled on the name Anatoly Brooks on several occasions. All of them while browsing through my favorite source of entertainment: Internet Archive searching for interesting music.
The track that got me curious was a mix of one of Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen’s poems Meditação do Duque de Gandia and Scott Walker’s composition And who shall go to the ball? and what shall go to the ball (Pt3).
I am a big fan of Scott Walker – and after moving to Graca Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen’s somehow became a part of our life. Lisbon’s second best View point is named after her 🙂
I don’t know who Anatoly Brooks or Tony Justerini are.
But I know their more than all their podcasts – and that’s a lot. The first one was aired in 2007!
Not only do they have an excellent taste of music – the way they mix genres, old and new tracks, nationalities and most important the way they present it keeps inspiring me.
And during these Covid isolation days it nurture my spirit.
Enjoy Charity that was aired this Monday.
Track List
- Lights and Motion – Glow
- The White Birch – Lantern (04.06)
- Butcher Boy – Days Like These Will Be the Death of Me (08.38)
- Carbon Based Lifeforms – Dreamshore Forest (Analog Remake) (11.57)
- Jane Birkin – Coleur Cafe (15.32)
- The Echelon Effect – Denver for an Hour (18.01)
- Tricky (with Anika) – Lonely Dancer (24.23)
- Califone – Night Gallery/Projector (27.22)
- Matt Berninger – Holes (32.57)
- Stray Theories – Nightstate (38.01)
- Nico – All Tomorrow’s Parties (41.04)
- nExow – Vapor Trail (45.34)
- Mick Harvey – Prevert’s Song (49.32)
- Lanterns on the Lake – Swimming Lessons (52.15)
- Myar – A Story About Screwing Up (56.29)
- Agnes Obel – Broken Sleep (58.57)
- Raphael – Paris et une fete (63.45)
- Pitch Black – Did You Get the Message? (67.17)
- Monahans – Echoes (72.03)
- Tahaninte – Solane (75.31)
My ambition for 2021 is a Music for Sinners Sunday Brunch in our garden
In 2021 we will open Tings Tea Lounge. So we spend these days working on ideas for the menu. And ideas for art & culture events. One of the music events that is high on our list is a live Rádio Etiópia Sunday Session in our garden.
Enjoy you isolation and stay safe
Thomas
