Home pop.soilPosts

pop.soil

@pop.soil

Radical Music Hub HYMNAL by @lyra.pramuk is out now
Followers
1,591
Following
297
Account Insight
Score
27.34%
Index
Health Rate
%
Users Ratio
5:1
Weeks posts
I’m finally sharing something we’ve been working on: a short documentary about Hymnal and the process behind its creation. Hymnal has always been more than an album for me. it’s a living organism, an archive of grief, devotion, and transformation. the documentary features some of the special collaborators who shaped this journey, offering a deeper glimpse into this whole experience and the many voices and perspectives who have shaped it. if Hymnal has meant something to you and you’re curious to know more about its roots, i’d love for you to witness it. 🔗 the full documentary is now streaming on YouTube – link in bio @pop.soil @7k_music @nadia.d.marcus @jennasutela @garbowskiwojciech @jot_undes
0 100
7 months ago
introducing @pop.soil 🌱 a new space for music to take root. pop.soil is an experimental hub founded by @lyra.pramuk that cultivates adventurous new musical forms and fosters a dynamic artistic community via physical releases, digital media, and events. at its core, pop.soil constitutes a label, but it is also an open space for imagining the future of music culture, revisiting and revitalizing musical “roots” as an act of resistance, imagination, and space-building. pop.soil exists to support and inspire radical, genre-agnostic music-making and facilitate meaningful discourse around art’s evolving role in culture. this is just the beginning. stay close. 🌱 visual identity crafted by @jot_undes
0 75
1 year ago
🌿 Hymnal is out now the first song is called Rewild a prayer, a release, a remembering a new cycle begins ✨🌑🌱 I’m trying to find the right words — it’s extremely emotional for me to share my sophomore LP, ‘Hymnal’. I am so excited to finally get to share this music with you all! this project was conceived and written during a very formative time in my life, when my scars and physical pain became a portal to process my own grief and deep connection with this world, our womb, our home. I felt the scarred landscape as an analogue for my scarred body — and understood how I’m really not separate from nature, but an expression of its glorious diversity. this album is my own book of transformational worship songs: for the Earth, the cosmos, and all life-forms, living and dead. throughout the record, I’ve hoped to build a journey that inspires us to connect back to ourselves and back to nature, facilitating a broader, more holistic and cosmic sense of consciousness. driven by the role we must play to address and process the feelings that emerge as our home and human rights are taken from us, it calls us to remember music’s early, communal roots, and our own agency in the process of our individual and collective transformation. ‘Rewild’, the first song from the album, is out now. It charts the beginning of a time-lapse journey across different landscapes, from sunset to sunrise, guided through the night by distant stars. Rewild is an invocation for the deep, embodied knowledge that lies in each of us already — if we will only have the courage to remember it again. I hope this music can offer a small space of grounding in our rapidly shifting world. something to breathe with. to dance with. to cry with. I know we all need it. love, Lyra 🩷 special D2C vinyl edition available in pre-order [link in bio] - graphic design @jot_undes photography by @scotti.leonardo a collaborative release on @7K_music and @pop.soil
0 145
1 year ago
Oracle (Verraco Rework) is out now the second offering from HYMNAL (RESUNG) – full release out June 5 via @7k_music and @pop.soil ‘Oracle’ is one of my favourite tracks from Hymnal, and it has always marked a turning point for me… a recommitment to the unknown, to something beyond myself, a prayer, really, for what can never be fully understood but is deeply felt and sensed. @verraco__ reimagines ‘Oracle’ flipped, extended, a tender and heart-opening odyssey of body, mind, and spirit. I’m deeply grateful for this exchange, for the ways this music continues to unfold through new sensibilities, allowing it to move, shift, and take on new forms, unveiling new aspects of Hymnal’s pulse. listen & save via the link in bio more soon x - second slide artwork by @jot_undes third slide pic by @frankiecasillophoto
0 11
10 days ago
Ending (Djrum Endless Rework) is out now! the first offering from HYMNAL (RESUNG) — full release out June 5 via @7k_music @pop.soil featuring reworks by @verraco__ , @laurelhalo & @johntejadaofficial , @duma_ma and @tartarelena it is the greatest gift to feel how artists I admire sense and reinterpret my work. feeling Djrum’s sensibility and vision cross with my own, changes how I see my own voice and music. ever grateful for musical exchange like this, for the richness of dialogue unfolding between us through sound. listen & save via the link in bio more soon 🌀 — first slide pic by @frankiecasillophoto
0 23
29 days ago
where Hymnal ended, something begins to open again… Hymnal (Resung) invites a global constellation of voices to reimagine and reconstruct my album in collective voice, united in grief and change. I’m really happy to share the first glimpse with you: Djrum’s temporal vortex of (Ending) my musical background straddles classical, folk, rave and the avant-garde. but the longer I make music, the more I feel just how much my artistic sensibility orbits the communal ecstasy of the dancefloor – no matter the form or context. Hymnal is no different, and I wanted to make that explicit. more beauty to share soon. so much love and thanks to these talented artists for seeing and being with this work… full release arrives June 5 you can listen & save via the link in bio stay close 🤍 @7k_music @pop.soil
0 17
1 month ago
the latest @pop.soil guest mix by Islam El-Ghazouly @ghazoulian is now archived and can be streamed online at @nts_radio and via the link in my bio ✨ 
as part of my radio residency, I’m sometimes inviting friends and members of my community to create their own mixes that explore ideas of transformation, catharsis, and healing in their many different personal and cultural forms. when Islam first shared this mix with me, I knew it would be a perfect fit for the show.

in Islam’s own words:

“This mixtape is a homage to my lineage that stretches across a long Sufi heritage from Morocco to Egypt. It is a tribute to my late grandfather and his commitment to Sufism. I have named this set “taking off my shoes”. This is because when you enter a place of worship in many cultures – and certainly including mine – you remove your shoes. It is a small gesture, almost mundane. A gesture of setting an intention, of announcing an arrival, the simple act of crossing that door, is also a crossing from one realm to another. And here in this mixtape my intention is to transport the listener to this part of the world. So, I hope you take off your shoes, however metaphorically, and have a glimpse into the rich world of Sufism as you listen to this set.   The set itself digs deep into the underbelly of Sufi traditions in Sudan, Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia. While the focus remains on North Africa, I have also given a nod of respect to the Mevlevi order from Turkey, the order that offered Sufism a global platform.   Lastly, these traditions I try to showcase here, are often characterized as a purification of the soul, or an exorcism of the bad spirits. I simply call it a rave, a rave because it’s a gathering around a sound and the repetition of the beat, this relentless repetition is a core part of Sufi traditions, and it’s where one experiences the dissolving of self-consciousness. It’s an experience where hierarchy fades, where senses are heightened on a natural ecstasy, where unity is felt and a collective sense of belonging takes over.” ____ thanks to Islam for this special sonic journey, and to NTS for the continued support.
0 4
1 month ago
fresh @pop.soil is on air @nts_radio tomorrow 12:00 CET this is music for the final shedding before our next cosmological chapter. I hope you’ll tune in x photo by @courtesy707
0 13
3 months ago
I’ve been thinking about the state of music culture for a long time – not as an abstract problem, but as something lived, felt, and negotiated every day. this piece is the first entry in a long-form writing space I’m calling ‘Transmissions from Infinity.’ these ideas took shape alongside Hymnal, written as a musician to my community, holding personal experience next to history and the present moment. the full essay is linked in my bio. if it resonates, I’d really welcome your thoughts, comments, and perspectives on this shared terrain. if you’d like to continue reading as my thoughts unfold, you’re welcome to subscribe.
0 23
4 months ago
@pop.soil is back on NTS! this time I’m thrilled to share a guest mix curated by Polish artist @krzysztof__baginski that focuses on experimentalism in Polish art and music, cross-blended with an expansive, global blend of experimental and electronic tracks. “Starting in 1968, Opałka began to supplement the project with recordings of his voice uttering the numbers he was painting at that moment. (…) Opałka planned that at the end of his life, he would reach the number 7777777. He died in 2011, having reached around 5,604,000.” airing tomorrow on @nts_radio , 12.00 Berlin time 🎛️🩶
0 0
5 months ago
Reality video is out today! directed and edited by @lucybeech (you may recognize the scene from Hymnal’s live visuals) truly all of the universe, nature, our bodies, are for us to embrace and enjoy. we are so blessed to exist in this timeline and on this planet. the underlying principles of our reality are love and desire, made into physical form. and after every storm, and following each difficult night, the sun comes to us again as a friend. the pulse of life emerges again and again from impossibility, even against our own will. directed and edited by @lucybeech DOP @ronnie.mcq additional DOP @steveoconnor assistant editor and colour @manuaguilarv full video on YouTube - link in bio @pop.soil @7k_music
0 17
5 months ago
violinist @garbowskiwojciech of Sonar Quartett reflects on recording with @lyra.pramuk bringing movement, rhythm, and vibrancy into the string textures of Hymnal. “I was just amazed by the dancing quality of this music… this is something I can never ignore when I play it. it’s just so incredibly dense.” watch the full documentary “Cycles of the Earth: Inside Lyra Pramuk’s Hymnal” on YouTube - link in bio 🔗🪷
0 0
6 months ago