“I have a vision of connecting people and creating something together,” declares Berlin based artist Ziúr, speaking to Miloš Hroch for The Wire 474. “If we’re careful with each other’s needs and embrace our differences, we’re stronger than we could ever be on our own.

“It’s hard,” she continues, “but for me it’s proving that the world could work if we wanted to.”

This ethos is put into practice on Ziúr's upcoming abstract electronic album Eyeroll, which features collaborators on almost every track. Manchester rapper Iceboy Violet and experimental DJ Juliana Huxtable are among the artists included, with improvising noise vocalist Elvin Brandhi appearing several times.

This brand new mix recorded by Ziúr features some of those aforementioned artists, the premiere of her Eyeroll track with Ledef, as well as music by Rắn Cạp Đuôi collective member Lý Trang, contemporary R&B artist Marshall Vincent, Egyptian composer Nancy Mounir, and more.

Tracklist

Iceboy Violet “Refracted”
Ziúr with Ledef “Partygoodtime”
Kahn & Neek featuring Flowdan & Riko Dan “War Start”
Anderson Do Paraiso “???”
Ale Hop & Laura Robles “Son De Los Diablos”
T5UMUT5UMU “Bottomless Valley”
Ziúr with Abdullah Miniawy “Malikan”
DJ Smiley Bobby “Drum Exercise Excerpt”
Lý Trang “Cái Cốc Nhảy”
Muir/Caminiti “Talisman”
Nancy Mounir featuring Fatma Serry “Ana Bas Saktalak”
Rabit featuring :3lON “New Days”
Marshall Vincent “Saving Face”
Nahir Francis “My Own Strength”

Read Miloš Hroch's interview with Ziúr in full inside The Wire 474. Wire subscribers can also read the article online via the digital archive.