Contributors

Session 1 – Rest and Recovery

Rambisayi Marufu

In this session I am in conversation with artist scholar, healer, tea pourer, visual anthropologist and founder of the “Resting Rooms” Rambisayi Marufu. Together we consider stepping out of capitalist time, listening with the body and practices of care and intimacy that have a legacy within Black diaspora communities.

(C) Rambisayi Marufu

You can encounter Rambi’s offerings in London here

Her research and practice outside of bodywork here

Listen to the full episode on Soundcloud.

or on Spotify

Session 2 – Un Muting the Archive

Satch Hoyt

(C) Dale Grant, 2023

Satch Hoyt is a Berlin based musician, composer, visual artist and spiritualist of Jamaican British descent. His multifaceted body of work includes painting, sculpture, installation, sound installation and musical performance. In this session I will be speaking with him about his work of Un-Muting a practice that has emerged out of his artistic research project “Afro Sonic Mapping” where he mines what he terms “the Afro Sonic Signifier” in sound and music carried across the African Diaspora.

His Un-Muting album is available on digital and vinyl formats : https://traza.bandcamp.com/album/un-muting

Satch’s Un-Muting practice is also featured on Arte Tracks –

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