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Boricua outsider music project. Working on a Taino song cycle and dance music.
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Ok folks big news - the first in person Ratskin show  in over four years is happening THIS MONTH - September 27th at Unimatrix Zero in North Oakland, CA. $5-20 for artists. First 25 through the door get a special Ratskin gift basket for real.  Having this group of artists together feels special and intentioned. We hope you come out and agree. It’s going to be a really special night 

MASKS STRONGLY ENCOURAGED - the space is ADA ACCESSIBLE  but sadly the bathroom is not. NO CREEPS  if you make anyone uncomfortable in any way you will be told to leave no questions asked bye bye 
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ZACHARY JAMES WATKINS 
@zacharyjameswatkins 

MEANSTREETZ + RICHARDS 
@mmzblast  @noiseelectronique 

GOLDEN CHAMPAGNE FLAVORED SWEATSHIRT 
@goldenchampagneflavoredsweats 

LA MACACOA
@lamacacoa 

MALOCCULSION
@malocculsion 

Other artist spotlight posts to follow here’s the incredible @lamacacoa 

La Macacoa
La Macacoa is Puerto Rican Bay Area experimental sound artist Alexandra Buschman-Román (she/they). As a singer and improviser, they use multiple microphones, electronic hardware, and body gestures/movement to expand the voice. As a composer and electronic percussionist, they draw from Afro-Caribbean music and Taino (indigenous Caribbean) stories. Performances are mystical rituals.

Part of Alexandra’s roots are in the Puerto Rican classical and electronic music vanguard studying composition at the Music Conservatory with Manuel Ceide (Berio student), and Rafael Aponte Ledée (Ginastera student). They moved to Oakland in 2007 to study Composition and Improvisation with Fred Frith, Chris Brown, and Maggie Payne, and Deep Listening with Pauline Oliveros at Mills College.

Alexandra is half of avant-tropical duo Las Sucias, with Danishta Rivero. They also perform and tour under monicker Demonsleeper, singing songs about nightmares and lucid dreams using dark ambient, drone noise, and heavy somnambulist pulses.

Photo: Adam Neal Gochnauer. @adamgochnauer
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