Ernesto Aguilar
Executive Director, Radio Programming and Content DEI at KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA)
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1 week ago |
treblezine.com | Ernesto Aguilar
Cole Pulice’s Land’s End Eternal arrives as a lush exploration of space—not the galactic kind, but a musical one, somewhere between ambient jazz and experimental. The Oakland-based saxophonist, known for creating immersive atmospheres, invites listeners into a world brimming with delicate vibrations and a serene yet unfamiliar kind of beauty.
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3 weeks ago |
treblezine.com | Ernesto Aguilar
In Observation of Transcendence, San Francisco-based ambient artist Celestial Trails crafts an aural ecosystem intricately shaped by the bewildering interplay between natural textures and synthesized serenity. As the work of ambient composer Taner Torun, Celestial Trails guides listeners gently through expansive auditory spaces. As such, this album resonates like a living canvas—a lush, immersive sojourn born from the tranquility of the Pacific Ocean’s expanse.
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1 month ago |
oigo.us | Ernesto Aguilar
Many newsrooms realize that, when they cover immigrant communities—especially where some people may be undocumented or have precarious legal status—the information they collect can put those sources at serious risk. Beyond using aliases and obtaining informed consent, however, there are deeper layers of complexity that public media newsrooms must consider. Last OIGO, I offered many tips on protecting sources and protecting your newsroom. It came at a good time. The post generated questions as well.
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1 month ago |
treblezine.com | Ernesto Aguilar
William Tyler‘s Time Indefinite is drawn inexorably to musical exploration at its magnetic core. Those familiar with Tyler’s collaborations with the multihyphenate collective Lambchop or his evocative explorations with a range of performers, including Four Tet, will find this latest album a deepening of his ongoing push beyond boundaries rather than a comfortable retreat into the guitar-centric idylls he’s been known for.
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2 months ago |
treblezine.com | Ernesto Aguilar
If 2010 is in any way a musically formative year for you, you no doubt remember Treats, the debut album by Sleigh Bells, fondly. The New York duo were a precursor to hyperpop and breathed rambunctious life into mainstream sounds during this period. And though follow-ups like Reign of Terror and Bitter Rivals didn’t quite reach the heights or cultural currency of their debut, Sleigh Bells amply demonstrated a commitment to blending contradictions.
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I'm not crying. You're crying. What is @KQED going to do without this rockstar?!?! I have no freaking clue tbh, but @WPLN got a real one in @KQEDKernan. Best of luck to one of the absolute BEST. We're going to be missing you and feeling this for awhile.
Nashville Public Radio has hired Holly Kernan as its next president and CEO. She'll oversee 90.3 WPLN News, music discovery station WNXP 91.1, and the organization’s classical music streaming service. https://t.co/w6ztzQzgX2