Patched Up: Recent Episodes
Beatrice Calalang
Still talking in excess, just this time it’s about synth history and the genre itself.
Patched Up focuses on the culture and genre surrounding the synthesizer, and the people who continue to pave the way for the experimental music scene.
Heinali has done something special when it comes to experimental music. He's combined soundscapes and ambient tones to express the feelings of life thrown into chaos. Words can't describe what it's like to experience war, so he chooses to express his feelings through sound. In our conversation, he shares what life has been like since he's left Ukraine, and how he's found solace through the comforting hums and drones of his work.
Welcome to Patched Up! In this miniseries, I get to freely blabber about synth history and the people who paved the way for the culture and genre to grow and thrive. Join me as I interview key musicians and figures, while I also focus on the history and music that has shaped the genre.
Wow, I really spent my last moments at 17 editing a podcast. I really know how to have a good time. Anyways, can’t wait to be like, 40 and still have the occasional girl dinner. https://spotify.link/TpeEidTEoDb
Man, Greta Gerwig’s films really hits different when you’re about to turn 18. Going back to my humble origins with this one! RIP 20 minute long Marriage Story episode. Gone, but not forgotten.
Like Fiona Apple, I only come back when I feel like it, or when people begin to think I’ve gone missing. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0uDqMfL4TIfN0QCpcgaM5C?si=kRrgPYDkQXCNnyWDGZZWOA
Slapped together a little weekend edition treat. Somewhat improvised like the trip I took for said event. Great work, Bea.
Next week, I will most definitely be taking you all on a journey on how to make your own kombucha. Ha, ha.
This week, I ramble over something that we seemingly have no control over. Also kudos to you if you get this week’s title reference. You’re cool.
A wrap-up so I can get on with my life, and get back to focusing on men that are actually worth my time.
I’ve always had a more cynical approach when it came to Andrew Tate, but in this short series, I put my big-girl shoes on.
What I’d give to write about my favorite albums. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7uswnJC7ta4exa7zRXCX1H?si=YojfDuxUQQKL9RgZDYzvEw
Teacher of the Great Room, with an even greater playlist. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3c37i5w4OUkCRosAPJ4MbN?si=441rNvhwQcChCi6y0ZwZlQ