Corsica One In Space [Zero Gravity Ambient and Deep Electronic]

Please enjoy the first mix of 2021 - a selection of astral electronic sounds. I've never been a sci-fi fan - up until my favorite blog Wait But Why published a series on Elon Musk and Space X. Also it seems like there's a lot of talk about alien revelations being the next big thing to expect after the pandemic - hence the inspiration for this mix.And to celebrate the new year, I'm introducing a personal commentary for each track. Enjoy what you hear? Consider signing up via email to be notified about new uploads. And if you feel like offering me a cup of coffee each month, consider subscribing to Mixcloud Select. Tracklist: Alan Hawkshaw - Sky 2Taken from the legendary 1979 album "Frontiers of Science" by British composer Alan Hawkshaw. A deep dive into 70s sci-fi soundtracks. I had no doubt that this was going to be the perfect opening for this mix. V-Vm - The Death Of Rave 090V/Vm is none other than British composer Leyland James Kirby - better known as The Caretaker. In 2006 he released a monster release of 200+ compositions intended as a requiem to the golden age of rave. It sounds dark, spastic and beautifully haunting. Stars of the Lid - GasfarmingOne of the quietest tunes of 2001 drone classic "Tired Sounds of Stars of the Lid". William Basinski - 4(E+D04(ER=EPR)First heard on a Ryuichi Sakamoto mix for Warp Records. Astral. Gas - Pop 4Circular. Sawako - Cloud No CrowdClassic reverse moods from this Tokyo-based female composer. In The Branches - GravityEndless guitar. Mr. YT - SouvenirThe only beatless track included in the excellent 2017 "Brand New Day" EP. Amba - MoonbathingThis track probably needs no introduction, but it's a good reminder of the uber talent of mr Tom Middleton. Neuronphase - RawdustI wasn't sure whether to include this or Sawdust - essentially the same composition with some added drums. The progression sounds dangerously similar to Linkwood's "Love Lost". Missing Soul - Regard (Ron Trent Remix)Ron Trent is infinite Larry Heard - Summertime BreezeI had my Larry Heard passion moment around ten years ago. While the first half is as exotic and mysterious as it sounds, the sudden change in chord progression around the 3 min mark feels like a warm hugh from a distant friend. Apple Podcast