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<\/a> Space Talk<\/a><\/strong> is a hi-fi listening bar tucked behind a forest green facade in Clerkenwell, London; over the past year, it has doubled as a virtual garden of experimental sounds tended by Bogot\u00e1\u2019s Nicol\u00e1s S\u00e1nchez, better known as <\/span>TraTraTrax<\/strong> cofounder <\/span>Nyksan<\/strong>. In April 2025, shortly before the release of his <\/span>Colombian Drone Mafia<\/strong> project\u2019s debut album, <\/span>Memoria<\/a><\/em>, S\u00e1nchez kicked off a year-long residency in the space, inviting a range of friends to take advantage of Space Talk\u2019s cozy environs and crystalline sound system: <\/span>Ehua<\/strong>, <\/span>Nick Le\u00f3n<\/strong>, <\/span>AYLU<\/strong>, <\/span>Tristan Arp<\/strong>, <\/span>Soreab<\/strong>, <\/span>Hesaitix<\/strong>, even <\/span>Raime<\/strong>. <\/span><\/p>\n As the series neared its close, he found himself wanting to document what had come to feel like a year-long experiment in community-building. Thus was born <\/span>Sue\u00f1o en Flor<\/em>, a collaborative album featuring input from AYLU, Tristan Arp, <\/span>DJ Python<\/strong>, poet <\/span>Mar\u00eda V\u00e9lez Gallo<\/strong>, and S\u00e1nchez\u2019s longtime collaborator <\/span>Gibrana Cervantes<\/strong>. In a nod to the residency\u2019s emphasis on shared space and lived experience, <\/span>Sue\u00f1o en Flor<\/em>\u2014out this Friday\u2014reaches past the dimensions of a 12-inch vinyl record, encompassing a 24-page zine edited by S\u00e1nchez\u2019s friend <\/span>Henry Bruce Jones<\/strong> that includes conversations with Raime, <\/span>Felicia Atkinson<\/strong> and <\/span>Chantal Michelle<\/strong>, AYLU, <\/span>AGF<\/strong>, and more, along with texts from <\/span>Vibeke Mascini<\/strong>, <\/span>Nicole L\u2019Huillier<\/strong>, and myself.<\/span><\/p>\n