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We (Saydyy Kuo & Myself) have released Episode One of our UDAGANuniverse Podcast!
I've shared info about our project UDAGANuniverse before. I'm posting again today to let you all know that we've released the first episode of our podcast! (something that we'd wanted to do for a while).
It contains a mixture of discussion and live music performance/demonstrations.
Here's the link to the first episode of our newly launched podcast:
https://udaganuniverse.com/news/podcast-1
Give us some feedback if you can, especially on the content, format and delivery. I actually think the audio quality is pretty bad -- we're away from our own place at the moment so I didn't put the time and attention in that I normally would (IE. I ran it through Hokusai's noise remover then the default compressor and limiter in Auria Pro). Listenable though.
My personal articles — arts based and touching on live coding/functional programming + category theory:
https://udaganuniverse.com/music
Saydyy Kuo's articles — currently centred on her life experiences in Sakha with insight into Sakha culture, mythology & khomus playing traditional music of Sakha.
https://udaganuniverse.com/culture
Hope that you'll enjoy the information and music that we're sharing!
Oscar & Saydyy
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Slick looking website, a whole lot of work went into making it like that good. Just dipped my toes in at present, as hot as hell on South Coast of UK. Will visit again when my brain isn’t boiling.
We recently updated the site with a few new articles relating to the Summer Solstice and how it is celebrated in Sakha (the Yhyakh festival).
They’re under the ‘culture’ tab!