Going back to memories of times with recordings from the past, and then some news and just musical views from jamming guitars, electronics, the show goes on !

The flashback to TüSounds International, a product of a project called Tünews International, created specially for integration is how this show begins, after Gravity, by John Mayer for the start. News inputs from the same source (in this show) spoke about mobirex, a program launched against hate speeches and any extremism damaging to democracy. Extremism anyway is often cause for conflict and hence this is a state sonsored department to curb the same. Having received 200 enquiries already, hopefully there can be clarity on such matters and subsequent action to regain a fair status quo. Now-a-days, when everyone has an opinion and thinks quite highly of it, there is quite a drift to somehow escape the fact that in the world of today, nothing is really an original idea, and every idea is based on another idea that existed before your idea. Going by a logic like this, an opinion is left as just a much more personal world view in words.

Moving on from the reset of clocks last week, Melody Grdot was another singer, whose song, 'Baby, I'm a fool' was played. However not without the disclaimer that the song was more for simple listenning pleasure than a reflection in the lyrics with one's life somehow. Coming from a more recent world of lyrics which mean nothing due to simply being out of context, the disclaimer is probably necessary. Ever since we found out on one of the previous Newcomer News shows that younger listen to some lyrics that may raise eyebrows with the elders, but these type of lyrics and songs are uncontrollably accessable. So a newcomer told us how such songs and lyrics are literally processed by the younger lot sometimes in this show. Here we are simply hung up on good advice like this that caught one of our deep anchors in our souls, so we come up with disclaimers.

Getting the gist of the story of Carsten Strempel from Tübingen as an understanding of where one belongs in this song created by him with a different tuning for the guitar altogether. Having more of such different tunings and songs composed himself, this was one where he rehearsed in the Wueste Welle studios before the 2020s. And did we mention that he also played a Sitar session at Little India restaurant in the Franzosische Viertel few years ago ? (Stay tuned to know if he plays live again) So he has a nice story as a guitar and sitar player from Tü Sounds, a music magazine of Tübingen that existed before 2020s. Feeling this new sound again was hopefully an experience. Going further, there was always this festival created by another citizen of Tübingen called Karl Schwarz annually before the 2020s. A jam session from there was also played. The gossip about this here is this was the very same band that performed at one of the 4ALL Fests at Epplehaus, one among 7 fests created in Tübingen from just below a decade ago. Pleroma exhibited bands from all over, with a range of music to experience, and hopefully this may manifest in another way again.

Going on to a more intense string of guitaring jam sessions from afar, in other parts of the world, from the Pleroma Jam session, th jam gets slower as it starts, but from there onwards, the funk keeps it going, till another intense session unfolds. Do pay attention to the ends of such jam sessions that seem to have a typical element everytime. Maybe we talk about this when more listenning happens, manna for the ears and thats what was decided by the 44th minute of the show, where technical difficulties made us tune out and then tune right back in. 

By the end of the first hour, the music chcnged to electronic - a dj set by Muus Mushroom, who was to be present here this November 1 for a gathering at Franzwerk in Tübingen. The first of its kind in Tübingen already, it was a gathering of growers essentially with varying outcomes to experience for better insight. BIO as a future for the Cannabis culture now legally backed mentioned Okan from Altai Hemp, this little CBD shop a minute away from the Rathaus. Contributing with culture and roots oriented thinking was just on the cards at this first event, with more in sight already soon. Playing music as a dj ever since he was 16, the bundle of energy never stopped with the music, and expressing it, which is why one will notice Muus Mushroom on many popular music platforms. Raving on from drum and base to techno to hard techno, to slower forms of echno, basically 4by4 beat music with everything else in it. Like mentioned in the last show, this style of having an old wine in a new bottle, by somehow remixing old traditional tunes, the newer generations can be given this access path to their traditional tunes, albeit through electronic music. Traditional designes of music simply got covered since more designs came and this got directly accepted by the newer generations. Whether part of this generation or that, the genres of music are always open to all. So ends the second hour somewhere deep in the Dj set of Muus mushroom.

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