On air from 18h till 19h
Precisely Ambiguous is a monthly music show in dialogue with artistic practice, moving intuitively across different musical languages. Rather than following a fixed format or genre, each episode unfolds through its own process, allowing the selection to shift and redefine itself over time. The first episode brings together flamenco, free jazz and experimental music, alongside other sonic forms.
The first episode begins from the ground — from what lies beneath it. It takes the idea of the hole not as an abstract image, but as a passage to a position below the surface: a place from which to think, listen and create differently.
From this underground position, the sounds in the episode emerge as movements through land and territory, tracing how bodies, voices and rhythms travel beneath, across and against the visible. Listening from below becomes a way of revealing what is usually concealed, of making the invisible audible, and of opening space for other possibilities of attention and resistance.