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October 13, 2025The Ambient Hour, October 2025
Track list
Talkdemonic, Book of High Mountains
Taken from: Very Cool Yesterday (Bathysphere Records) Featured Release
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Brooklyn-based composer Talkdemonic returns with his sixth studio album, Very Cool Yesterday—a deeply evocative and transportive instrumental record, out now on Bathysphere Records on limited edition vinyl and cassette. The synth-driven album unfolds with moody restraint before erupting into radiant, emotional color. Pulsing with vivid melody and raw texture, it creates a cinematic sonic landscape where ambient and experimental elements converge. Very Cool Yesterday is a collection of exposed emotion and sonic imperfection, channeling a journey through connection, disintegration, and the quiet transformation that follows, where longing, memory, and renewal dissolve into sound.
Paul Beaudoin, Aurora’s Awakening
Taken from: Alchemies (Ambient Cat)
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In Alchemies, Paul Beaudoin blends orchestral textures with glitch and noise elements, creating a sonic alchemy that mirrors the ancient quest for transformation. These contrasting sound worlds—organic and synthetic, refined and raw—come together in a seamless dialogue, embodying the fusion of disparate materials that the alchemists sought.
TrainDeer, Cyan
Taken from: Lenses_01 (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Lenses_01 The overgrown memory-lanes of our hometowns and villages, the warmth of morning hellos, the clamour of open air market stalls, the tang of industry in the air and the beloved pubs and gathering places now, long shuttered and silenced by time.
Paul Griffin, Dotted Potts
Taken from: Dotted Potts (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
This started as an experiment with dotted note rhythms and eventually turned into a chill Sunday afternoon jam.
Dionisaf, Street Lights (Reworked)
Taken from: Lost Rarities (Chitra Records)
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All tracks on Lost Rarities were created using analogue media, tape loops, and non-musical noises. Tape and vinyl defects become elements of the composition here. In the modern digital era, people are losing touch with tangible reality and living nature, plunging into an artificial, synthetic, and virtual environment. The naturalness and uniqueness of simple things are becoming rarities.
Samantha Jane Smith, The Storm Cometh
Taken from: The Storm Cometh (Self released)
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The inspiration for this track is the rising up of all downtrodden people in the world against the rich and powerful. Those that kill, those that hate. The storm will come for them all...
Trem 77, The Fifth Compass Point
Taken from: The Fifth Compass Point (Grape Mod Recs)
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Inspired by the concept of the fifth compass point, an idea beyond directional coordinates. Through the center point of the compass rose runs an axis that can be imagined as an array of transecting lines running through that point. More than a center point, it is an intersection that could include time running forward and backward in all directions away from the two dimensional compass plane. In this sense, it might be the truest symbol of the here and now. Is it the heart center, a jumping off point for experiencing all that there is, or both simultaneously?
James Hastings, A River Beneath
Taken from: Everyone Elsewhere (Self released)
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The tracks that make up Everyone Elsewhere are highlights from James' podcast, essentially trimmed down versions of long improvisations recorded live.
Talkdemonic, Sister
Taken from: Very Cool Yesterday (Bathysphere Records) Featured Release
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Talkdemonic is the long-running instrumental project of Brooklyn-based composer Kevin Timothy O’Connor, known for his cinematic blend of analog synths, live drums, and ambient textures. Founded in Portland, Oregon in 2004 as a solo exploration of percussion and atmospheric sound design, Talkdemonic quickly gained acclaim for albums like Mutiny Sunshine and Beat Romantic, and has toured with The National, The Flaming Lips, and Modest Mouse.
Radio Free London, The Fall of MMXX
Taken from: Amble (Radio Free London)
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Radio Free London is a collective of pirate radio enthusiasts working in our London neighborhood over the last 5 years. The three tracks that make up the Amble EP were recorded in what we like to call sMash up sessions over the last 5 years. You can hear tributes in the sounds to those we love and those we love to put in a new context. The EP is free to download and share.
Rob Dobson, Ganymede
Taken from: Galilean Moons (Flying Man Records)
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Each track from Galilean Moons is a 15-minute piece inspired by the four primary moons of Jupiter.
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1 hr 1 min
October 06, 2025NHAM Mixtape 16 (Numerical Hexadecimal Arithmetical Mathematical)
Welcome to the 16th edition of a fine showcase of 12 Fedi musicians. Count it in with me: a-one, a-two, a-one, two, three, four…
Track list
AmbientSpace, Plaits Space II
Taken from: Lapis Majuscules and Friends (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
DebonaireToast, Izanami
Taken from: Lithopedion (Self released)
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Humanoid No More, Jumpsuit
Taken from: Tropical Moon (Self released)
CC BY-NC
she hacked you, ١٠٦
Taken from: ١٠٦ (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Shannon Curtis vs control.org, One Thread
Taken from: One Thread (Self released)
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C.Circo, Say What You Wanna Say
Taken from: Metamorph (Self released)
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Blix Byrd, Mr. Decimal
Taken from: IX (LP) (Self released)
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Lorenzo Miniero, Rejection
Taken from: R U There? (Self released)
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Chris Harris, Continuity
Taken from: Intermediary (Self released)
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sideSister, Seventeen Carrots
Taken from: Space For You (Self released)
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Camilo Bravo, Artifiko
Taken from: Volatil (Self released)
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RYA!, Juliregn
Taken from: Mareld över Kvarken (Self released)
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Backing track: låst by she hacked you
Check out the original mixtape at nham.co.uk
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1 hr
September 15, 2025Transverse Tempo, September 2025
Transverse Tempo returns for the month of September with another great lineup of artists. Featuring Synaptyx, The Phoenix Trap, she hacked you, and more!
Track list
Synaptyx, Morphogenesis
Taken from: Across the Universe (Synaptyx Records)
CC BY-NC-ND 3.0
The Phoenix Trap, Appeal
Taken from: The Phoenix Trap (Self released)
CC BY-SA 4.0
she hacked you, Manzanita
Taken from: Manzanita (Self released)
CC BY-NC 3.0
Kaneel, Salle d’attente
Taken from: Souffle fragile (Self released)
CC BY-NC-ND 3.0
Centz, Electric Blanket
Taken from: mini-DV (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Dubmatix (Featuring Joe Publik), Champion (Sabolious Lofi Remix)
Taken from: Champion ft Joe Publik (Original & Remixes) (Self released)
CC BY-NC 3.0
Centz, Flowers
Taken from: mini-DV (Self released)
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Phono Input, A Soft Place in the Back of My Mind (Bonus Edit)
Taken from: Soft Machines (Synaptyx Records)
CC BY-NC-ND 3.0
melondruie, Rainy Days
Taken from: Paths (Self released)
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58 min
September 01, 2025NHAM Mixtape 15 (Now Hold A Mirror)
Reflecting on some tunes from the journey so far. 12 tracks from 10 nations. Five female vocalists, five male, two instrumental. Enjoy.
Track list
BENDY, Haunted
Taken from: shape 2 - dazed (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Digits, Lost Dream
Taken from: Stay Alive (Self released)
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Doctor Popular, Dazzler
Taken from: Dazzler (Single) (Self released)
CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
TEACOZY, Just Beyond Your Fear
Taken from: Just Beyond Your Fear
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Futzle featuring Aelyth from sideSister, Leave the Light On
Taken from: Comfy Collaborations
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Mans1, Freezing Rain
Taken from: Freezing Rain (Self released)
CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
wallamide, How rich will i make the soil
Taken from: How rich will i make the soil (Self released)
CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
Default Media Transmitter, Whep? ..yrgn… samoreee.
Taken from: Whep? ..yrgn… samoreee. (Self released)
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
Kydia, Holy Grail
Taken from: Holy Grail (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Unwoman, Cultivate
Taken from: Of My Own Space and Time I Am Queen (Self released)
CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
sgrow, out-of-body-like
Taken from: Circumstance II (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Roberta Fidora, Information Array
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Backing track: senza by she hacked you
Check out the original mixtape at nham.co.uk
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49 min
August 04, 2025NHAM Mixtape 14 (Nothing Heals A Monsoon)
Prepare to be eased in gently before being swayed one way and another, at the end of which you’ll have received a deluge of delectable sounds from some of the best musicians circulating the Fediverse.
Track list
James Hastings, Clouds Over Grass
Taken from: An Observed Earth (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Naze du Vide, solar punk
Taken from: En l'honneur du vivant (Self released)
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Lime Bar, New Delusion
Taken from: New Delusion (Self released)
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Romeo Rucha, Nothing
Taken from: Boom (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Lies & Sets, Marenge
Taken from: Internet Ven (Self released)
CC BY-SA-NC
Ben Beltran, Monsoon
Taken from: Heaven (Self released)
CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
Espen Reinertsen, Gjensyn med enkelte rim
Taken from: Nattsyntese (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Armatures, TOUCAN
Taken from: OSPREY (Self released)
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BrotherSoul, Good Things, Good Times, Positive People (In My Life)
Taken from: Good Things, Good Times, Positive People (In My Life) (Self released)
CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
Stefan Bohacek, Somebody
Taken from: Somebody (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Danny Groenland, Mr Loaded
Taken from: burning rome (Hipdrop Records)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Täglich Frisches Obst, Tanz mit mir
Taken from: Burger Queen Sex Kola (Self released)
CC BY-SA 4.0
Täglich Frisches Obst, Fiebertraum
Taken from: Burger Queen Sex Kola (Self released)
CC BY-SA 4.0
The music used in the links of this episode is senza by she hacked you. CC BY-NC 3.0
The original mixtape this episode is based on can be found at nham.co.uk
You can submit your music for the podcast via our website. If you enjoy the show please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, share it with a friend and check out the featured artists.
Fancy listening to a continuous mix of music from previous shows? Then check out Audio Interface Radio which is now online 24/7 and features curated blocks of music to fit your mood throughout the day.
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57 min
July 29, 2025Transverse Tempo, July 2025
The exciting Episode 5 featuring tracks by Jack Zade, Endless Blue, flow-b and more!
Track list
Jack Zade, Slow Motion
Taken from: Slow Motion (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Endless Blue, Thunder
Taken from: Thunder (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Flow-b (Florian Mosleh), Spaceport
Taken from: The Four Seasons of Bonkwave - Bonks of Spring (Bonk Knob Records)
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
Flow-b (Florian Mosleh), Tourner a Gauche
Taken from: mach (Self released)
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
James Hastings, Another Pulse (ii)
Taken from: Everyone Elsewhere (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
James Hastings, Another Pulse (i)
Taken from: Everyone Elsewhere (Self released)
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Desolation Park, Red & Pink
Taken from: The Four Seasons of Bonkwave - Bonks of Spring (Bonk Knob Records)
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
Jori Hulkkonen, What Did Ilya See? (Dub Mix)
Taken from: Hurt Disco (Blanco & Tinto)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
The Midnight Detective Club, Black and White Mirror
Taken from: Black and White Mirror (Self released)
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Babu Menos, Travelling to Terra Incognita
Taken from: Travelling to Terra Incognita (Babu Menos Instrumentals Pt 3) (Self released)
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Jesse Spillane, Shoe Glaze
Taken from: The Laundry Cycle (Self released)
CC BY 3.0
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53 min
July 26, 2025The Ambient Hour, July 2025
Life has felt very busy lately for me. In times like this I find it useful to have some appropriately relaxing music I can put on to distract myself from the day-to-day hustle and bustle. The mix I have for you here has been stress-tested (quite literally) and should provide you with some relief if that’s something you need. If you’re interested in finding out more about the releases included please follow the links and let the artists know you heard them here.
Track list
KapTep & Christian Alsemgeest, The Day the Internet Went Away
Taken from: Exhale (Chitra Records)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
The Day the Internet Went Away. Inspired by a power outage. What did we used to do before the internet?
VOLTIJ, The Violets Are Blue
Taken from: The Violets Are Blue (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
VOLTIJ continues his exploration of the wonders of nature, but this time with an eye to the storm clouds on the horizon. A famous Robert Bateman painting shows a majestic tundra swan flying over a marsh with a barely visible airplane vapour trail at the edge of the frame. The sky doesn’t belong only to the birds anymore. In a similar way, the eight songs of The Violets Are Blue explore man’s relentless and often corrosive effect on the natural world on which we all depend. The ever present spectre of man’s destructive influence is sprinkled throughout the album, in every glitch and pop, every dissonant note, every distortion, and every feeling that maybe something isn’t quite right.
Felicity Mangan, Cello Figures
Taken from: String Figures (Elevator Bath)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
The six pieces on "String Figures" sample and combine the resonant timbres of strings and electromagnetic textural fields with field recordings from wetlands. These elements were shaped through digital processing into polyphonic, angular assemblages, ranging from austere minimalism to sumptuous drones and elegiac ambience.
Alan Graves, Sauvie Haze
Taken from: A Possible Wind (Bathysphere Records)
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Alan Graves (Los Angeles-based producer and audio engineer Justin Longerbeam) explores change in his latest album. A sonic odyssey of transformation, 'A Possible Wind' offers a rich auditory experience through a collection of field recordings of wind captured over a decade, spanning the rugged landscapes of the Pacific Northwest, the bamboo forests of Hawaii, the rolling hills of Northern California, and the sandy shores of SoCal. The album reimagines these natural spaces, filtered and processed through an otherworldly prism of hardware effects, charting a personal migration southward along the west coast of the United States.
David Helpling & Eric "the" Taylor, Cavernous Heart
Taken from: The Precious Dark (Spotted Peccary Music) Release of the week
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The Precious Dark is the newest collaboration by Ambient Electronic artists David Helpling and Eric “the” Taylor. These seven pieces revel in the exploration of the unknown, and launch both artists into uncharted creative territory. Taylor’s fervent analog synthesizers, Helpling’s ethereal guitar and cinematic vistas are here, but The Precious Dark is more wistful and moody than their previous efforts. Sparse expanses stretch, making emotive climaxes all the more sweeping
E J R M & Unusual Cosmic Process, Incandescence
Taken from: Incandescence (Ambient Cat)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Delicate piano melodies and deep enveloping pads weave together to create a dreamlike atmosphere. Perfect for introspection, relaxation, or drifting into a tranquil state of mind.
Richard J. Birkin, Hiddenness
Taken from: Hiddenness (The Atomanaut's Almanac)
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With a title taken from a passage in Jon Fosse's Septology, Hiddenness has more romance to it than Birkin is typically known for. The left hand stays constant, while the right hand dances towards and away from their meeting point on the keys. "My partner picked up on the piece when I was playing it, saying that it conjured images of stolen glances in a hallway, forbidden love and a missed connection. In fact, every friend I shared it with had a different visual come to mind." Birkin spent hours and hours trawling The Internet Archive to find some old footage to provide the visual, before stumbling on a silent black and white home movie of a girl dancing on a lawn, the expressive, improvised dance working eerily in time with the music.
Adrian Lane, Watching the Water Rise
Taken from: Desire Paths (Chitra Records)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
In this album, Adrian continues his exploration of tape-saturated sounds combined with piano and vintage synthesizers. The micro-cassette Dictaphone is used to create sounds evoking nostalgia and melancholy. Although using similar starting points to his last album on Chitra Records this album is darker in mood reflecting certain situations in the world today.
BinJa, Shakti
Taken from: ShaktiMan (Chitra Records)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
ShaktiMan is a man of power. He weaves together three worlds: past, present and future. Field recordings, ethnic instruments and synthesizer layers.
Eulipion Corps, Strange Suns
Taken from: Portals (Wormhole World)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Strange Suns is a theme for an imaginary film. I tend to see stories and characters first and then provide a musical context for them to inhabit. The track is quite wistful in tone and capture the protagonist's longing for home.
David Helpling & Eric "the" Taylor, The Ice Has Dreams
Taken from: The Precious Dark (Spotted Peccary Music) Release of the week
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“The Ice Has Dreams” begins swirling and ominous, its subterranean snarl unspooling like a deadly fractal, before sparse piano lifts the piece into a dimensional serenity. Throughout this work, introspectiveness gives way to monumental eclipses that yet again dissolve into spacious resolve. Like our universe in the Big Bang: once nowhere, then everywhere, the fast sudden pervasiveness of AI technology impacted the approach to The Precious Dark. Helpling and Taylor, in response, created an album bereft of inorganic beings, expressed with wood & wire instruments and vintage analog synthesizers. Electric guitars, electrified pianos and analog synthesizers were treated with a barrage of effect pedals and recorded through an analog mixing console. While there is no shortage of endless reverb tails and modulating echoes, this is a work of hands-on experimentation and “in the moment” creation.
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1 hr
July 07, 2025NHAM Mixtape 13
Radio Free Fedi returns to action for a one off festival this month (RFFF25) and we broadcast a special live NHAM mixtape show at the beginning of the event, showcasing acts performing live at the festival. Therefore all of the tracks in this mixtape have been chosen from those performers. The original mixtape and track notes can be found at https://nham.co.uk/2025/07/nonesuch-homecoming-and-merrymaking-nham-mixtape-13/
Track list
Shannon Curtis, Take It if You Want It
Taken from: Good to Me (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Delegates of Culture, Double You Slash Hackers (AxWax 2023 Remix)
Taken from: Double You Slash Hackers (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Control, 1.1.0
Taken from: Radiate (Self released)
CC BY-SA
Pulu, yaoi gagarin
Taken from: nested (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
sknob, Bercée d’illusions
Taken from: Compilation: Double Time (Mirlo)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
sgrow, Growing pains
Taken from: Circumstance II (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Doctor Body, Skinicism
Taken from: Misalignment (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Sockpuppet, Adding Up To Nothing
Taken from: Refactor (Self released)
CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
bgm, Sorry You Died
Taken from: They Don't Run Your Life (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Calin Dica, Plume
Taken from: Comète ? (Self released)
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Meljoann, Secrets
Taken from: Status (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Futzle, Never Meet Your Heroes
Taken from: Futzle: The Musical (Self released)
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1 hr 18 min
July 01, 2025Forgotten Futures, July 2025
Howdy all! Pete Xylander here back with another hour of hard hitting, uplifting, brain challenging, easy listening electronic music to move your mind, to move your feet, to make you think or encourage you to eat sweets (see the release of the week — thanks Dave!).
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Track list
A_Phan, Colourphobia
Taken from: Circus (TastynStuff)
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KINKRI, Init
Taken from: Init (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Pope John Paul Van Damme, the only thing missing was you
Taken from: Disinfamy (Machine Records)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Dave Clarkson, Drowning in Pop
Taken from: Was Life Sweeter? (Cavendish House) Release of the week
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
survey channel, Depth of Zero
Taken from: Functional Gloss (Self released)
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Jonny Fallout, Space Madness
Taken from: Travelogue (Triplicate Records)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Villainous Nature, Distracted
Taken from: Distracted (Dragon_Trax)
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Makunouchi Bento, Ecranul alb din Parcul Pio
Taken from: Saloane SCRUM (Self released)
CC BY-NC-SA
Samantha J. Smith, The River
Taken from: The River (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Dave Clarkson, Liquorice Pipes
Taken from: Was Life Sweeter? (Cavendish House) Release of the week
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Solar Phasing, Through The Mirror
Taken from: In Slow Motion (Self released)
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Motohiro Kawashima, Grafitti
Taken from: Acrobatizm / Prepared Wave (Data Discs)
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alcnoir, monkey island (CMPLEX Remix)
Taken from: monkey island (Self released)
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Lehto, Something Left Behind
Taken from: Something Left Behind (Bathurst)
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1 hr 6 min
June 23, 2025Transverse Tempo, June 2025
The 4th episode of Transverse Tempo, featuring tracks from Aaron J. Noth, Sam Aleums, Stephan Bohacek, and more!
Track list
Aaron J. Noth, Pixel Rain
Taken from: Lost and Found Vol. 1 (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Sam Aleums, Light Jacket
Taken from: Sam Aleums Presents: Spring (Self released)
CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
Stefan Bohacek, How to Stop Time
Taken from: How to Stop Time (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Charlie North, Traces of You
Taken from: Traces of You (Self released)
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Sarah Wallin Huff, Round Peg Square Hole
Taken from: Dreams from Aphelion (Self released)
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Pikita Sari, The Move
Taken from: The Move (LITA RECORDS)
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Andrulian, mountain’s red leaves
Taken from: The Setting Sun Returns (Self released)
© All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Lectronice, tenpo pakala
Taken from: sike telo (Self released)
CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
You can submit your music for the podcast via our website. If you enjoy the show please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, share it with a friend and check out the featured artists.
Fancy listening to a continuous mix of music from previous shows? Then check out Audio Interface Radio which is now online 24/7 and features curated blocks of music to fit your mood throughout the day.
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Copyrighted music is used with the permission of the artists/labels. If you feel we've made a mistake and that your music shouldn't have been included please get in touch and let us know.
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