30.12.25 LAST BROADCAST ON FM

On Tuesday December 30th between noon and 6am of the following day, we host our last long durational broadcast after 7 years of presence with Colaboradio and Freies Radio Berlin Brandenburg on Berlin's and Brandenburg's radio spectrum. From 2026 on, the MABB, Medienanstalt Berlin-Brandenburg, is not renewing the FM licence of 88,4 FM Berlin 90,7 FM Potsdam for the free radio scene in Berlin, instead they conceded the frequencies to the commercial radios ByteFM and jazz fm. The different actors of the free radio scene will continue their programs on online and digital radio, including ourselves, here on archipel.community for the stream and DAB+ Kanale 7D in Berlin and 12D in Brandenburg.

This final FM broadcast will start with our residents COMUSIK and PACHAKAMANI, and continue with a long durational live broadcast by the S4NTP live from UdK's Medienhaus in Kleistpark Berlin. This 18 hour long edition features work by Aliaksandra Yakubouskaya, Alberto de Campo, Antuum, Anne Wellmer, Clara Becking, Clarice, Hannes Hoelzl, Ixmucané Aguilar, Lina Campanella, Lino Leum, Michel Lühr, Monaí de Paula Antunes, nonlinear, the society for nontrivial pursuits, a.o.

COMUSIK. ES 60 Min

Season 6 Episode 9: Works as a closure for 
Comusik podcast 2025 | S6 – E9

In Episode 9 of Season 6 of the Comusik podcast, we share works done by the end of the year 2025: creative work with the use of acoustic instruments, field and pre-recorded recordings, and the exploration through electronics, audio manipulation, plugins, RAVE algorithm, as predictions from previous acoustic works.

Content for the radio program Archipel community radio and Comusik podcast:

I. SOLO SENTADO BAJO EL MONTE JINTING – Lluvia Bustos Soria (2025)

II. DOPPELGÄNGER – Bertha Elena Artero Ponce (2025)

III. BAJO ESAS PIEDRAS – Lluvia Bustos Soria (2025)

IV. UNU IA – Bertha Elena Artero Ponce (2025)

V. VINIVOICE – Bertha Elena Artero Ponce (2023)

REFERENCES:

Piece I.

Cantus producciones

Voice: Ligia Gutierrez

Piano: Mariana Alandia Navajas

Compositions and field recordings by Lluvia Bustos Soria in I. and III.

II. Doppelgänger: Composition based on the work Estratos played by José Luis Urquieta and Pilar Fontalba and modified with the RAVE algorithm – ISIS Voice Library and using 7 predictions.

Hydra video synthesizer

IV. UNU IA: Composition based on the work UNU played by sextet Ensemble SoXXI Valencia – Spain and modified with the RAVE algorithm – ISIS and VCTK Voice Libraries and Darbouka Onnx Percussion Library, using 5 predictions.

Video for IV. and II. and the cover made with Hydra video synthesizer

Mimikit and notebook in Colab from KTonal in V.

Compositions II. IV. V. by Bertha Elena Artero Ponce

comusik – videos – youtube

Tejiendo Corridores ~Weaving Corridors Ep. 6 60 Min EN

In this rich and sound-filled episode, Ela speaks with Melissa Markowitz, Bird Friendly Program Manager for Latin America at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute. Together, they explore how the Bird Friendly certification—now celebrating 25 years—connects science, conservation, and sustainable livelihoods across coffee- and cacao-growing regions in Latin America and other regions across the globe Melissa explains how Bird Friendly originated at the National Zoo’s Migratory Bird Center in Washington D.C., and how today it integrates research, certification, and extension work. The program promotes agroforestry systems with dense, diverse shade and requires both organic practices and forest conservation to ensure habitat quality equivalent to that of natural forests. The conversation travels through Panama, Colombia, and Peru, focusing on how biological corridors are strengthened when farms conserve forest patches or maintain high-quality shade cover. Melissa shares stories about the relationships formed with producers, the pride farmers feel in sharing their bird lists, and how certification gives them access to specialty markets and long-term buyers. They talk about how migratory birds depend on intact habitat along their entire route from North America to the tropics, and that these birds even help farmers by providing natural pest control. Melissa speaks to the cultural dimensions of agroforestry, community forest management, and the resilience these practices offer in the face of climate change. The episode highlights how Bird Friendly coffee becomes a nature–culture corridor in itself: connecting producers, ecosystems, international buyers, and the birds that move freely across regions. It ends with reflections on solidarity across landscapes, the power of storytelling, and where listeners can learn more or buy Bird Friendly products. https://stri.si.edu/story/bird-friendly

LISTEN ! this is only the beginning

Antuum, Alberto de Campo, Michel & nonlinear (live) 180'

radio documentaries, radio stories

Antuum, Alberto de Campo, Michel & nonlinear (live) 

music to stay awake to

Aliaksandra Yakubouskaya, Alphabets Clarice, Questions about the Voice – 8’33” Hannes Hoelzl, Stranizze Vocalj – 10’ Alberto de Campo, White Christmas

music to fall asleep to

Lino Leum, Forms of Duration – 180’

music to wake up to

s4ntp, future voices – 60’ Antuum, semiotics of the end by Alessandro Sbordoni – 120’