There is a raw, hard-earned thread that connects the black-and-white film to the guitar riffs that have shaped six generations.
Shakermaker, Daylight School’s new radio podcast, was born out of this sense of urgency—a show where visual storytelling and the asphalt blend together at full volume with rock ’n’ roll.
In the first episode, we turn off the lights and take a seat at the counter of Café Lehmitz in Hamburg. We follow Anders Petersen’s lens as he captures a worn-out, vibrant, and romantic side of humanity.
It is a descent into the night that spares no one and that, without warning, collides head-on with our present, amid curiosity, lived experiences, and the ghosts of the night.
Here's what you can expect when you press play:
- A total immersion in Petersen’s humanistic and visceral photography.
- The world's most famous band provides the soundtrack with their songs, played in their original, uncut versions.
- A incisive analysis of social dynamics, from the fringes of society to the salons of Rome.
- Four legendary songs, interspersed with raw, unfiltered storytelling.
This isn't an academic essay; it's a sonic journey. Listen to it with headphones, at high volume, preferably at night.
Episode 1 is out now. Enjoy!