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Berlin-based Mexican artist Daniela Huerta’s debut solo album, "Soplo," blends vaporous atmospheres, illusory rhythms, and evocative field recordings to explore mythology, archetypes, and collective memory. Originally created as soundtracks for Colombian filmmaker Iván Argote, the album weaves diverse sonic elements into a cohesive whole, combining subtle sonic treatments with natural world influences.

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Feral Hymns is a collection of powerful and cavernous compositions, produced by Hilary and mixed and mastered by frequent collaborator Lasse Marhaug. The EP uses rich string orchestration, electronics, textured field recordings and ethereal vocal instrumentation to create a beautiful lulling and compelling series of dimensional drones.

Speaking about the new record, Woods said: "A collection of hymns set at dusk. Speckled memory, dust, earth, grit, ritual and chant – purged in the shadows. Unspoken bonds, primal pain, cyclical patterns, unsent love letters. Homemade recordings, made at home."

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This June, Latency returned to the gardens of Villa Medici, also known as The French Academy in Rome, with a new series of commissioned soundscapes.

Angel Bat Dawid is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, and educator based in Chicago. A key figure in the city’s jazz scene and a significant voice against racial discrimination, she has worked with artists like Marshall Allen and Makaya McCraven. Drawing inspiration from the poetry of Margaret Burroughs, the music of Yusef Lateef, and even Mozart, her work spans genres including free jazz, gospel, avant-garde, and hip-hop.

All proceeds for this charity compilation were donated to the Palestinian Children's Relief Fund.