Foxy Digitalis
Apparently when I get a good night’s sleep, I’m more tired the next day. So that’s not great. But you know what is great? Today’s pick from Lý Trang – one of my absolute favorites from 2023 so far. Plus some bits about Nick Millevoi and the unstoppable Ki Oni. Wednesday episodes are exclusively on […]
I continue to be grateful that Jordan Christoff and I crossed paths in the last year. He is a fountain of special music, from his solo work and various collaborations to PJS and Anarchist Mountains, his duo with his brother Stefan. If I want to travel somewhere magical from the comfort of my living room, Christoff’s music […]
Foxy Digitalis depends on our awesome readers to keep things rolling. Pledge your support today via our Patreon. Before getting into the meat of this week’s installment, a quick mention for this release from the great Lawrence English & Room40 with proceeds going toward relief efforts for those impacted by last week’s volcanic eruption in Tonga (and ensuing […]
I randomly stumbled upon Chuck Soo-Hoo’s wonderful Ki Oni project earlier this thanks to Emma Palm/No Translation and it’s been an aural love affair ever since. Ki Oni makes music that is cotton candy to my ears and Life After the Digital Spa is no exception. His effervescent compositions are an unobstructed flow of billowing aquatic ripples. […]
I stumbled upon Ki Oni’s Stay Indoors and Swim (before it got expanded and reissued) earlier this year and have been rather smitten with Chuck Soo-Hoo’s work ever since. While his music is often grounded in pastoral, restorative drones, this incredible mix adds some excellent context to his work. Get into these zones! Li Yilei […]
I always loved our podcasts/mixes section in the previous days of Foxy Digitalis, so of course I’m bringing it back in some form. Plus, it’s an excuse to share more music, which is always a good thing. Regular episodes of this show will hopefully continue into the future. I’d love to have some guests on […]
First off, I know very little about Ki Oni and only found this release because Emma Palm (aka No Translation did the excellent cover), but Stay Indoors and Swim is the sound of the shimmering surface of a pristine blue swimming pool under the brightest, hottest sun imaginable. Wistful, repetitive synth melodies hover lackadaisically; the […]