Domus México Mixtape is a series curated by architect and developer Alberto Bustamante (@demomilton) #mexicanjihad
This mixtape was published in Domus México 03, October / November 2012
In 1940, doña Francisca Castro Montiel, the pueblo's oracle, reunited the city's luminaries, prophetising with the voice of a Major Arcanum:
"Six governors will come out of this pueble. And from this small group, one will arrive to the Presidency of the Republic".
—Francisco Cruz and Jorge Toribio Cruz Montiel, Negocios de familia (2009)
Power is the feeling we daily experience when we carry out a decision. It's the possibility of making an idea real, starting a new order, a new, alternate structure. Power can also provoke chaos. How does power persist and disseminate within the intangible things that govern our reality? Through desire. We are the power of our own desire.
The themes selected for this mixtape talk of this possibility: of rigid and disciplined power; of soft, fluid, almost liquid power. They talk of my violent land, and of the fight between different visions of the world. Atlacomulli means "where are the wells," the source of a historical succession of domains and worlds. LAO, Lauro Robles (@laurorobles), producer, DJ, social engineer, technocrat
Tracklist:
01. Aphex Twin — Polynominal-C
02. Los Macuanos — Sangre / Bandera / Cruz
03. Nguzunguzu — Water Bass Power
04. Javier Estrada — En Mi Tierra (Original Mix)
05. Sparkletone — Made Of Stone
06. Jack'ie Lo — Memorandum Colosio (Hambre Mix)
07. Rizzla — Badmin Ha
08. Throbbing Gristle — Discipline
09. LAO — Talisman
10. Dj Siiikee — Get Out My Head
11. Gatekeeper — Tree Drum (Total Freedom Debt Stalking Version)
12. Visionist — Survive
13. Bosstone — Lean
14. Zebra Katz — Ima Read feat. Njena Reddd Foxxx (Dj Sliink Remix)
15. MikeQ — Feels Like feat. Kevin JZ Prodigy
16. LAO — Sick Mantra
17. LAO — Power Ov
Check out all the Domus and Domus México Mixtapes.
Opening photo: Eagle head marking the Ruta de Hidalgo (Hidalgo Route) in the State of Mexico