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  1. 🔴 LIVE NOW ON VORTEX
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  2. I listened to ’s third/final album *Hotel Valentine* when it came out, but not much since then. *Stereotype A* was always my jam, but of course *Viva! La Woman* is great.

    But now I’ve been really getting into *HV*. IT’S SO GOOD!! The production throughout and of course the vocals.

  3. I listened to #CiboMatto’s third/final album *Hotel Valentine* when it came out, but not much since then. *Stereotype A* was always my jam, but of course *Viva! La Woman* is great.

    But now I’ve been really getting into *HV*. IT’S SO GOOD!! The production throughout and of course the vocals.

  4. I listened to #CiboMatto’s third/final album *Hotel Valentine* when it came out, but not much since then. *Stereotype A* was always my jam, but of course *Viva! La Woman* is great.

    But now I’ve been really getting into *HV*. IT’S SO GOOD!! The production throughout and of course the vocals.

  5. #AlternateFridayMusic
    
Oct 10 2025
    The prompt is #Universe

    Yoko Ono / Ima “Talking to the Universe" (Cibo Matto Remix) from Rising Mixes, 1996

    No, I don’t reach for some Yoko to play every day, nor do I like her every musical effort, but I find her an interesting artist (musical and otherwise) worthy of investing time and thought.

    In 1995 Yoko put out “Rising” in collaboration with her son’s band Ima. I don’t think I was even aware of that album when I encountered “Rising Mixes,” a handful of tracks from Rising remixed by artists I might’ve picked for the task, plus a couple that didn’t make the original album.

    I usually don’t like the way remixes extend and distort the original tracks, but Yoko is one of the few for whom I often prefer the remixes to the originals, because her music can be challenging, and because there’s less of a strong melodic line or structure to distort, so smoothing their jagged texture and adding some rhythmic underpinning works for me. Perhaps it will for you, too!

    youtube.com/watch?v=Hkn4CgJtk-Q

    #YokoOno #SeanLennon #CiboMatto #remix

  6. #AlternateFridayMusic
    
Oct 10 2025
    The prompt is #Universe

    Yoko Ono / Ima “Talking to the Universe" (Cibo Matto Remix) from Rising Mixes, 1996

    No, I don’t reach for some Yoko to play every day, nor do I like her every musical effort, but I find her an interesting artist (musical and otherwise) worthy of investment of time and thought.

    In 1995 Yoko put out “Rising” in collaboration with her son’s band Ima. I don’t think I was even aware of that album when I encountered “Rising Mixes,” a handful of tracks from Rising remixed by artists I might’ve picked for the task, plus a couple that didn’t make the original album.

    I usually don’t like the way remixes extend and distort an artist’s original tracks, but Yoko is one of the few for whom I often prefer the remixes to the originals, because her music can be challenging, and because there’s less of a strong melodic line or structure to distort, so smoothing their jagged texture and adding some rhythmic underpinning works for me. Perhaps it will for you, too!

    youtube.com/watch?v=Hkn4CgJtk-Q

    #YokoOno #SeanLennon #CiboMatto #remix

  7. #AlternateFridayMusic
    
Oct 10 2025
    The prompt is #Universe

    Yoko Ono / Ima “Talking to the Universe" (Cibo Matto Remix) from Rising Mixes, 1996

    No, I don’t reach for some Yoko to play every day, nor do I like her every musical effort, but I find her an interesting artist (musical and otherwise) worthy of investing time and thought.

    In 1995 Yoko put out “Rising” in collaboration with her son’s band Ima. I don’t think I was even aware of that album when I encountered “Rising Mixes,” a handful of tracks from Rising remixed by artists I might’ve picked for the task, plus a couple that didn’t make the original album.

    I usually don’t like the way remixes extend and distort the original tracks, but Yoko is one of the few for whom I often prefer the remixes to the originals, because her music can be challenging, and because there’s less of a strong melodic line or structure to distort, so smoothing their jagged texture and adding some rhythmic underpinning works for me. Perhaps it will for you, too!

    youtube.com/watch?v=Hkn4CgJtk-Q

    #YokoOno #SeanLennon #CiboMatto #remix

  8. #AlternateFridayMusic
    
Oct 10 2025
    The prompt is #Universe

    Yoko Ono / Ima “Talking to the Universe" (Cibo Matto Remix) from Rising Mixes, 1996

    No, I don’t reach for some Yoko to play every day, nor do I like her every musical effort, but I find her an interesting artist (musical and otherwise) worthy of investing time and thought.

    In 1995 Yoko put out “Rising” in collaboration with her son’s band Ima. I don’t think I was even aware of that album when I encountered “Rising Mixes,” a handful of tracks from Rising remixed by artists I might’ve picked for the task, plus a couple that didn’t make the original album.

    I usually don’t like the way remixes extend and distort the original tracks, but Yoko is one of the few for whom I often prefer the remixes to the originals, because her music can be challenging, and because there’s less of a strong melodic line or structure to distort, so smoothing their jagged texture and adding some rhythmic underpinning works for me. Perhaps it will for you, too!

    youtube.com/watch?v=Hkn4CgJtk-Q

    #YokoOno #SeanLennon #CiboMatto #remix

  9. #AlternateFridayMusic
    
Oct 10 2025
    The prompt is #Universe

    Yoko Ono / Ima “Talking to the Universe" (Cibo Matto Remix) from Rising Mixes, 1996

    No, I don’t reach for some Yoko to play every day, nor do I like her every musical effort, but I find her an interesting artist (musical and otherwise) worthy of investing time and thought.

    In 1995 Yoko put out “Rising” in collaboration with her son’s band Ima. I don’t think I was even aware of that album when I encountered “Rising Mixes,” a handful of tracks from Rising remixed by artists I might’ve picked for the task, plus a couple that didn’t make the original album.

    I usually don’t like the way remixes extend and distort the original tracks, but Yoko is one of the few for whom I often prefer the remixes to the originals, because her music can be challenging, and because there’s less of a strong melodic line or structure to distort, so smoothing their jagged texture and adding some rhythmic underpinning works for me. Perhaps it will for you, too!

    youtube.com/watch?v=Hkn4CgJtk-Q

    #YokoOno #SeanLennon #CiboMatto #remix