Homecast is a personal & collective diary and a guide created with contribution of artists and creatives around the world during the covid-19 pandemic. <br /><br />Written, produced and edited by Giacomo De Poli. <br />Creative Direction: Sean Michael Beolchini. <br />Mastering: Giorgio Baù. <br />Graphic Design: Luca Zanellato. <br />Music: main theme Nuvole by Carlo Dall'Amico. <br />Translation: Mara Budgen. <br />instagram.com/2027.world + twitter.com/2027W
Homecast: when the streets go quiet.
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Homecast is a personal & collective diary and a guide created with contribution of artists and creatives around the world during the covid-19 pandemic. <br /><br />Written, produced and edited by Giacomo De Poli. <br />Creative Direction: Sean Michael Beolchini. <br />Mastering: Giorgio Baù. <br />Graphic Design: Luca Zanellato. <br />Music: main theme Nuvole by Carlo Dall'Amico. <br />Translation: Mara Budgen. <br />instagram.com/2027.world + twitter.com/2027W
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3/23/2020
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May 15, 2020
Homecast: when the streets go quiet E06
Homecast is a personal collective diary and guide created with the contribution of artists and creatives around the world during the Covid-19 pandemic. <br /><br />Featuring: Elsa Carvajal / Elsa Y Elmar (musician - Mexico City), Emmanuel Oyeleke (visual artist and photographer - Lagos) Sarah Waiswa (photographer - Nairobi), and Sunniva Lindgaard / Sassy 009 (artist and musician - Oslo). <br /><br />Music: The Healing by Sergey Cheremisinov, Nuvole by Carlo Dall'Amico and Heaven Be Here by P C III.
May 4, 2020
Homecast: when the streets go quiet E05
Homecast is a personal collective diary and guide created with the contribution of artists and creatives around the world during the Covid-19 pandemic. <br /><br />Featuring: Kate NV (musician - Moscow), Maia Guarnaccia (author - somewhere near Berlin), Jacco Gardner (musician and producer - Antwerp) and Kolbrún Þóra Löve (artist and designer - Reykjavík). <br /><br />Music: Heaven Be Here by P C III, Nuvole by Carlo Dall'Amico, Goodnight by Yasunori Mitsuda, a snippet of Grey Lanes by Jacco Gardner, a snippet of To Far Away Times by Yasunori Mitsuda, a sample from Ohm Sweet Ohm by Kraftwerk.
April 23, 2020
Homecast: when the streets go quiet E04
Homecast is a personal collective diary and guide created with the contribution of artists and creatives around the world during the Covid-19 pandemic. <br /><br />Intro: Arundhati Roy reads an excerpt from her new essay “The Pandemic is a Portal,” from her forthcoming book Azadi: Freedom. Fascism. Fiction. releasing in September 2020 from Haymarket Books. <br /><br />Featuring: Mia Haggi (visual artist - Hong Kong), Arthur Baker (record producer, DJ and filmmaker - Miami), Giulia Soldati (designer - Amsterdam) and Sidney Geubelle (NRG specialist - Bastimentos Island, Panama). <br />Music: Heaven Be Here by P C III and Nuvole by Carlo Dall'Amico
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