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Audio Interface episodes

  • The Ambient Hour, June 2025

    In this month’s Ambient Hour we take in views of Hyrule through the evocative and immersive lens of Blood Moon by Imprints, a concept album that reimagines the world of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. It’s our Release of the Week and two tracks are featured in this mix. The album is available digitally and on beautiful frosted green vinyl.

    There are also wonderful new pieces from Tim Didymus & Foster Neville, Swansither, Colin Andrew Sheffield, Stereo Minus One, Markus Guentner, Diogene, Sketching Venus, Paul Beaudoin and Trem 77. As always there’s no talking in the mix but the full track listing is below along with links to all the releases. I hope you enjoy this mix and find it soothing to your soul. Be well my friends.

    Track list
    1. Imprints, Theme

      Taken from: Blood Moon (Data Discs) Release of the week

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    2. Tim Didymus & Foster Neville, Hooks

      Taken from: Ulla (Subexotic Records)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    3. Swansither, Ronsack

      Taken from: Ronsack (Subexotic Records)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    4. Colin Andrew Sheffield, Progression

      Taken from: Serenade (Elevator Bath)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    5. Stereo Minus One, The Seed At One End

      Taken from: Dead Petals At The Other (Machine Records)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    6. Markus Guentner, Humanity’s Shadow

      Taken from: Black Dahlia (Affin)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    7. Diogene, Dream Factory

      Taken from: The Ocean in Our Minds (Ambient Cat)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    8. Sketching Venus, lvu (Edvard Graham Lewis Venursion)

      Taken from: lvu (Mortality Tables)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    9. Imprints, Trial

      Taken from: Blood Moon (Data Discs) Release of the week

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    10. Paul Beaudoin, Prima Materia

      Taken from: Alchemies (Ambient Cat)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    11. Trem 77, Over These Dark Ages

      Taken from: Blacklight Sunset (Grape Mod Recs)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    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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    1 hr 3 min
  • NHAM Mixtape 12

    One of my dearest friends and one of the big sources of musical inspiration to me from a very young age has a special birthday on June 1st so I dedicate this show to him. More details and the original mixtape can be found at nham.co.uk

    Track list
    1. Silverman, Ctrl Alt Del

      Taken from: Speed of Life (part 2) (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    2. Knobil, Lampadaires

      Taken from: Knobisous (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    3. Roberta Fidora, Information Array

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    4. Meljoann, Assfuck the Boss

      Taken from: H.R. (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    5. Liotia, HDYK

      Taken from: Let Down (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    6. Schall und Stille, Flames

      Taken from: Biike (Submarine Broadcasting Company)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    7. Crocuta, Fear the Summers

      Taken from: Fear the Summers (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    8. Alastair Leonard, Cruel

      Taken from: Sleepyhead (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    9. Socool, Eternal Return

      Taken from: Eternal Return (Bathurst)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    10. Lehto, Hunaja

      Taken from: Sisu (Bathurst)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    11. Secret Deal, My Heart Tin

      Taken from: My Heart Tin (Self released)

      CC BY-NC-SA 3.0

    12. Silverman, Time is a Blade

      Taken from: Archangel (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    The background music in this episode is senza by she hacked you

    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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    54 min
  • Forgotten Futures, May 2025

    Loads of excellent electronica as always this month including new music from Jonny Fallout, Samatha Dubs, Lehto and much more. It’s all listed out just down below there. See? The release of the week is called Facets by Paul Griffin and it’s a truly excellent EP that you should check out immediately if you enjoy music that sits at the intersection of ambient and techno.

    Track list
    1. Jonny Fallout, Hello Goodbye

      Taken from: Travelogue (Triplicate Records)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    2. QUAAQUALO, JINSEI NO IRO

      Taken from: QUA JAM I / JINSEI NO IRO (MUSIC2)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    3. Cities in Snow, Testosterone Mandates

      Taken from: Of The Utopian Imagination (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    4. JG Stockton, Xylophonics II (Socool Remix)

      Taken from: Xylophonics Remixed (Dragon_Trax)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    5. Paul Griffin, Quartz Movement

      Taken from: Facets (Self released) Release of the week

      CC BY-SA

    6. Samatha Dubs, Gil Speaks

      Taken from: Soundcloud Hits 2024-25 (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    7. Tricode, Triptych

      Taken from: We, Mycorrhizae. (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    8. Jack Zade, Snow

      Taken from: Snow (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    9. Sitka, Peppermint

      Taken from: Blackouts (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    10. Paul Griffin, Blood Aura

      Taken from: Facets (Self released) Release of the week

      CC BY-SA

    11. Lehto, How Does It Feel?

      Taken from: How Does It Feel? (Bathurst)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    12. Ether Diver, Fugue States for Fun and Prophets

      Taken from: The Mechanics of Mysticism (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    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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    1 hr 1 min
  • Transverse Tempo, May 2025

    Taking a sonic journey through slightly higher tempos for this episode as we traverse the stars.

    Track list
    1. Synaptyx, Cradle of Stars

      Taken from: Mars Bound (Synaptyx Records)

      CC BY-NC-ND 3.0

    2. bm_128, bm_128

      Taken from: bm_128 (Self released)

      CC BY 3.0

    3. Venge Flow, Spanx at 3AM

      Taken from: Breadcrumbs (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    4. Firnwald, A feather in every message (Socool Remix)

      Taken from: [PCLLP 020R1] Gadgetbag 1 [Refill + Remix] (People Can Listen)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    5. j. mahlon, Rainy day

      Taken from: Rainy day (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    6. Ordos Mk.0, Bonkwave Bouillabaisse

      Taken from: Not Bonk What I Call Wave: Remixes Vol. 2 (Bonk Knob Records)

      CC BY-NC-SA

    7. S8jfou, 1460 Days of Silence

      Taken from: Dognip (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    8. Bedlam Steps, Passage for Harry

      Taken from: Disturbed Silences (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    9. arcseconds, Crystal Tape

      Taken from: Messages (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    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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    51 min
  • AxWax plays Drum & Bass from the Fediverse

    AxWax recently hosted a spontaneous owncast livestream to show off his DIY dub siren turned into a 1h mix of Drum & Bass adjacent tunes by artists found on the Fediverse.

    Find out more about AxWax

    Track list
    1. Socool & Edward Spark, In Our Dream (Ordos Mk.0 Remix)

      Taken from: In Our Dream (Dragon_Trax)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    2. Lehto x Socool, Sierra

      Taken from: Sierra (Bathurst)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    3. Skeewiff, Down the Rabbit Hole

      Taken from: Skeewiff In Wonderland (Pedigree Cuts)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    4. LDLDN, Haptic Feedback

      Taken from: Technology EP (Remixes) (Natural Frequency Records)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    5. Shin Bone, ENOENT, Rescue

      Taken from: TENONEv2.5 (Self released)

      CC BY-NC-SA

    6. bitplanes, Smooth Ride

      Taken from: the funktion (Self released)

      CC BY-SA

    7. Polarity, Disenchanted

      Taken from: Disenchanted (Self released)

      CC BY-SA

    8. bitplanes, Love is not a game

      Taken from: duality (Self released)

      CC BY-SA

    9. Skysonix x socool, Red Sprites

      Taken from: Snow In Summer (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    10. Shin Bone, Paladin (ENOENT Remix)

      Taken from: TENONEv1.5 (Self released)

      CC BY-NC-SA

    11. bitplanes, Trippin

      Taken from: duality (Self released)

      CC BY-SA

    12. Polarity, Driver

      Taken from: Driving Structures (Self released)

      CC BY-SA

    13. Jonny Fallout, Space Madness

      Taken from: Travelogue (Triplicate Records)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    14. bitplanes, Metropolis

      Taken from: the funktion (Self released)

      CC BY-SA

    15. Jonny Fallout, Signs of Life

      Taken from: Awake in a Garden of Stars (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    16. AxWax, untitled 1

      Taken from: unreleased (Self released)

      CC BY-NC-SA

    17. Skysonix x socool, Light Waves

      Taken from: Snow In Summer (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    18. bitplanes, Deep smoke

      Taken from: the funktion (Self released)

      CC BY-SA

    19. AxWax, untitled 2

      Taken from: unreleased (Self released)

      CC BY-NC-SA

    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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    1 hr 7 min
  • The Ambient Hour, May 2025

    It’s time for another hour of ambient music for you to unwind to. The thing I love about good ambient music is that it can blend into the background but it also rewards closer attention. And so it is here. You can put this mix on and zone out, or focus in. There’s acoustic sounds, drones, modular synths and organic piano sounds. It’s a treat!

    Track list
    1. Dionisaf & KapTep, Waiting for Connection

      Taken from: Modem Punk (Ambient Cat)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

      Modem Punk is a science fiction genre that is dominated by old technologies from the late 20th century.

  • David Best (feat. The Electrowhisperer), LF28 / Skyrocketing

    Taken from: LF28 / Skyrocketing (Mortality Tables)

    © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    LIFEFILES are creative exchanges.

  • Recordings of places, people, objects, moments in time, environments and quotidian events are shared with a range of artists working across different disciplines. Those artists are free to respond to the recordings in any way they like.

  • cotashono, 🧩 (Track 4)

    Taken from: looptape 2.4. [MOMENT00] (MUSIC2)

    © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5Cv6yO1kNo

  • El Wud, Echoes of memory

    Taken from: My Naviar Haiku (Self released)

    CC BY-NC-SA

    Inspired by the following haiku written by Marco Sebastiano Alessi: Endless echo footsteps on an empty house once full of life

  • Sulk Rooms, They Don’t Believe It

    Taken from: Take A Look At God's Face (Subexotic Records)

    © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    Taken from 'Take A Look At God's Face' — the soundtrack to a short film of the same name by Jack Laurance, a short and true story about revenge, lost love and exotic animals.

  • Susana López, Mundus Imaginalis

    Taken from: Materia Vibrante (Elevator Bath)

    © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    Taken from “Materia Vibrante”, Susana López’s gorgeous new album for Elevator Bath. The album was built from field recordings captured at megalithic sites in Ireland, underwater sounds recorded with hydrophones in the rivers of Asturias, and electromagnetic wave scans from Birmingham. These sonic landscapes are interwoven with synthesizers, digital harmonium, experimental “sonic triangle,” multi-effects, percussion, and López’s voice — serving as a thread between the inner and the outer worlds.

  • melondruie, Retreating into myself

    Taken from: Invisible (Self released)

    © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    This track is about using music as an escape, finding solace in ones inner worlds.

  • Soloi Sounds, Shard

    Taken from: Pictures (Chitra Records)

    © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    The third album released on Chitra by the unique Tokyo artist Yosuke Goto. Like a picturesque photo, each track tells a small story of important and unimportant things.

  • John Reidar Holmes, In a Shroud Made of Silk…

    Taken from: Reflections from a Sacred Pool (Self released)

    © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    'In a Shroud made of Silk' is taken from 'Reflections from a Sacred Pool' and takes you on an acoustic guitar day dream with a gentle synth melody warbling across the stereo field.

  • Nomadnis, Flower

    Taken from: Hue (Self released)

    © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    Taken from Hue, a collection of piano melodies born from the same place as my paintings. Where colours carry memory, and every note traces something lost…or newly found.

  • Each track is an echo of a moment I’ve tried to capture on canvas. Built from feeling and sound. If you’ve ever been moved by quiet beauty, subtle shifts, or the emotional palette of the in-between, I think you’ll feel at home here.

  • Nicolás Melmann, Música Aperta I

    Taken from: Música Aperta (Umor Rex) Release of the week

    © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    Música Aperta is a fusion of acoustic and electronic sounds, rich in beautiful harmonies, where carefully soft elements interplay with delicate raspiness. Made up of three parts, the music unfolds slowly, immersing the listener in time. Música Aperta resonates with echoes of Satie, the meditative minimalism of Arvo Pärt, the roughness of Phill Niblock, and the nostalgic reflections of Richard Skelton.

  • Richard J. Birkin, Old Dreams

    Taken from: Old Dreams (Self released)

    CC BY-NC-SA

    Old Dreams is an old piece written around 2011 and never properly recorded or released. While completing and recording some brand new piano pieces, this piece popped into my head and, on its first run through, seemed to have finished itself. Like it had been sat there in memory waiting for the time to come out, my hands feeling like they had been practicing the piece for days even though they’d not played it in years. Music is like that sometimes. It decides.

  • 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.

    1 hr 3 min
  • Nature Holds Awe, Man

    Nature-inspired show of 12 tracks ready to burst in to the scene in perfect harmony with the natural world outside, which is flourishing with foliage, blossom and bird song. Nature Holds Awe, Man.

    Track list
    1. gribbles, Mistrise

      Taken from: The Odd Good Tune (Self released)

      CC BY-NC-ND 3.0

    2. 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

    3. kel.audio, gorse yellow

      Taken from: kel (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    4. me:she, The River

      Taken from: The Moondrops (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    5. MOULE, Sequoia

      Taken from: Sequoia (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    6. Lehto, Flares

      Taken from: Northbound (Bathurst)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    7. Kydia, The Waterfall

      Taken from: The Waterfall (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    8. Clément Bertine, Dew

      Taken from: Inwards (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    9. Helen Bell, Jackdaw

      Taken from: Five Thousand Feathers (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    10. Jenny Berger Myhre, Growing up is for trees

      Taken from: Here Is Always Somewhere Else (Breton Cassette)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    11. Bedlam Steps, Solarised

      Taken from: Patterns and Shades (Self released)

      CC BY-SA 4.0

    12. Ordos Mk.0, Sunset Shore

      Taken from: Sunset Shore (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    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.

    59 min
  • Forgotten Futures, April 2025

    This month’s episode has a few things that seem a bit bleak but stick with me here because the music is very good. And I’ve balanced it all out with some more upbeat tunes too. If you enjoy the show please drop a line to one of the artists featured or share the show with a friend, it’d be very much appreciated. 🙂

    Track list
    1. Franck Martin, Post Truth (Collaboration with Bacprop)

      Taken from: Post Truth (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    2. Psychohorses, Ice Breaker

      Taken from: Ice Breaker (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    3. Le Morte d'Abby, Dawn

      Taken from: Five More Minutes (Triplicate Records)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    4. CMPLEX, Halide

      Taken from: Halide (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    5. EKT, Dawn Cracks

      Taken from: Naturalistica (Self released) Release of the week

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    6. Loki, Die We Must

      Taken from: The Web We Weave EP (Self released)

      CC BY-NC-SA

    7. Francois Dion, Craft Pundit (Jamuary 11 2025)

      Taken from: Selected NonAmbient Jams (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    8. Samantha J. Smith, Ptchply

      Taken from: Ptchply (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    9. Steve Touchton, Unanswered

      Taken from: Guitar Recordings IV (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    10. EKT, Seaspray

      Taken from: Naturalistica (Self released) Release of the week

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    11. Key 13, The Space Between the Sea and the Sky (Default Media Transmitter remix)

      Taken from: Comfy Collaborations (Self released)

      CC BY-NC-SA

    12. Stefan Bohacek, Get Down

      Taken from: Get Down (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    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.

    1 hr 3 min
  • Transverse Tempo, April 2025

    C. Circo is back with episode 2 of Transverse Tempo, with some fantastic music that walks the line between uplifting electronica and organic springtime vibes.

    Track list
    1. Bay Mud, Wake Up Pollinators

      Taken from: Mental Clutter (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    2. Frequency Control Centre, Haptic Drift

      Taken from: Analogs of Trace (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    3. The Silent North, Scattered Suns

      Taken from: Scattered Suns (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    4. D-Vine, Never Not

      Taken from: Never Not (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    5. Seggito, Day In and Day Out

      Taken from: Morning Haze (EP) (Empty Revolution Records)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    6. Liotia, HDYK

      Taken from: Let Down (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    7. Keno, Around the Corner

      Taken from: Around the Corner (Bathurst)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    8. Loki, Well, There You Go

      Taken from: The Web We Weave… (Self released)

      CC BY-NC-SA 3.0

    9. Control, 1.1.1

      Taken from: Radiate (Self released)

      CC BY-NC-SA

    10. Sakti, Waiting for Liftoff

      Taken from: What Seeds We Sow (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    11. exodrifter, Orbit

      Taken from: Kinesis (Self released)

      CC BY-NC-SA 3.0

    12. this occasional society, Watching the Ferries

      Taken from: by sea (Self released)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    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.

    Follow us on Mastodon and Bluesky

    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.

    55 min
  • The Ambient Hour, April 2025

    It’s getting warmer outside, and maybe you like that… but maybe you’d like to feel a little colder. Maybe you’d like an hour of cool ambient sounds that hint at crips frosty mornings. I hope so because that’s what I have for you this week.

    Track list
    1. Socool, Paper Flowers

      Taken from: Becomes Music (Bathurst)

      © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

      After releasing her cover version of Radiohead's 'Blow Out,' Socool unveils her new EP 'Becomes Music' on Bathurst, a beautiful and charming ambient downtempo affair. 

    Originally written with fairly heavy drums but eventually turning into an ambient piece, 'Paper Flowers' opens with some beautifully played piano figures on a bed of synth chords that carry the song's lightness over the course.

  • Francois Dion, Musique pour decompresser

    Taken from: Selected Ambient Jams (Self released)

    © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    11th track for #jamuary2025, "Musique pour decompresser" is French for music to chill or relax to. It also is a reference to the fact that no compressor was used. All the percussions are provided by a modified Roland TR-606 clone (TD-6). Modular effects from some of other modular / semi modular synths complement the main synth, a Roland System 100m tribute modular. No midi, no sequencer, just a plain mono arpeggiator drives all synth sounds.

  • Aaron J. Noth, Everlasting Nights

    Taken from: Passed Winter (Passed Recordings) Release of the week

    © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    Frosty mornings, snow storms and howling gales - all filtered through an ambient lens.

  • Passed Winter is our latest themed compilation featuring almost four hours of new music. This time, artists were encouraged to make music inspired by winter in whichever way they want.

    Some new names and some familiar faces contributed, so make yourself a hot drink, get tucked under a nice warm blanket and enjoy the music.

    80% of any sales will be donated to Doctors Without Borders (www.msf.org), while the remaining 20% will go toward label expenses.

  • alka feat. Nero's Tongue, drama[mine]

    Taken from: drama[mine] (Mortality Tables)

    © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    drama[mine] sees Mortality Tables collaborating again with Philadelphia sound artist alka (Bryan Michael), who released two albums on Vince Clarke's VeryRecords label. drama[mine] pairs alka with poet Nero's Tongue for a 10-minute combination of swirling ambient textures, field recordings and dreamy vocals.

  • Simon Heartfield, Bell Seven

    Taken from: The State Of Social Movement (Machine Records)

    © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    On The State of Social Movement, Simon says he “wanted to combine some dancefloor/electro/techno elements with more abstract soundscapes/soundtrack sounds.” With that in mind, he “used just about every bit of studio gear, even the ancient Yamaha RS7000 plus bits of guitar. I was aiming to make it suitable for home listening with the track you could drop in a club.”

  • Hiram, Solstice Song

    Taken from: Solstice Song (PermaCulture Media)

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    'Solstice Song' was recorded on the Winter Solstice at the base of a frozen waterfall. This eight-minute meditative piece captures the quiet shift of seasons. With the flow of water, bamboo chimes, brass bells, and layers of warm synthesizer, 'Solstice Song' invites listeners to form a deeper connection with the rhythmic cycles of nature. Mastered by James Bernard at Ambient Mountain House, and published by PermaCulture Media, this is the next step forward in my evolving exploration of sound as an ecological dialogue, and forming a deeper language of connection to the natural spaces surrounding us. This track will resonate with folks interested in nature themed, site-based, experimental ambient, as well as deep listening, ceremonial, and minimal electro-acoustic music. For fans of: Ojas, Karma Moffett, Deuter, Harold Budd, and Jon Hassell. Release date is on Vernal Equinox March 20th, the first day of Spring!

  • dogg jaw, SW Sunset Tunnel

    Taken from: Passed Winter (Passed Recordings) Release of the week

    © All rights reserved. Used with permission.

  • Joachim Spieth | Andrew Thomas, Cobalt

    Taken from: Nocturna (Affin)

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    Nocturna sits on the threshold of ambient and modern classical, with elements of sound design that make it an especially pleasing piece with deeper listening. As Nocturna unfolds, it transports the listener into a space of contemplation and mystery—expansion and enclosure, and perhaps reflecting the increase in nocturnal activity of nature on a Summers evening. Light and shadow, the duality of hemispheres, and the promise of Summer’s arrival converge, and then fade once more into the night.

  • Substak, Time Travelling

    Taken from: A Journey Through Stillness (Camembert Électrique)

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    Taken from 'A Journey Through Stillness' a collection of experimental soundscapes transports you to a world where time dissolves and the universe unfolds.

  • Logickal, Lattice

    Taken from: Passed Winter (Passed Recordings) Release of the week

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