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"Jam Karet" is Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian language) meaning "Elastic Time" (or "Rubber Hours").It is used for all 'time waiting patiently or expected, rather than wasted'. It definitely also makes life easier: if you have an appointment at 9pm jam karet and arrive at 9.30 pm, you are still not too late.Time simply isn't very relevant in everyday life ...
To me, Jam Karet can also be applied to many mixes including ambient and drone fragments... where the listener gets immersed in sound in such a way that all notion of time is lost. Where music could last for minutes, or for hours.With that idea in the back of my mind, I started working on this mix.The result is a collage with samples from a lot of different sources - ambient music, early electronic music experiments, field recordings and fragments or 'acousmatic' music - mixed together to (hopefully) make you lose track of time...
Created for (and published on) Headphone Commute:"Peter Van Cooten and I have exchanged music recommendations since the birth of Headphone Commute. In fact, there are many times that I feel like I’m speaking to him as opposed to my anonymous audience. Through these words, Peter and I have been able to discover and indeed influence each other’s music tastes throughout the years. This past November, I had an opportunity to visit the Netherlands to cover Le Guess Who? music festival, and so when I realized that Utrecht was also Peter’s hometown, I purchased my plane tickets with a high anticipation of finally meeting him in person. I was not let down in my expectations of Peter’s warm reception, extremely friendly character, and a reflective outlook on life — hmmm… I wonder if there is a relation between that and the music that we both enjoy. Anyway! Today I’m excited to welcome PvC with another absolutely gorgeous mix for Headphone Commute podcast."
Playlist:start time - sample length - Artist - Title(Album Title, Release Year, Label details)
Download Jam Karet Now 169Mb (67 min.)[Alternative download from Archive.org]
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"Jam Karet" is Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian language) meaning "Elastic Time" (or "Rubber Hours").It is used for all 'time waiting patiently or expected, rather than wasted'. It definitely also makes life easier: if you have an appointment at 9pm jam karet and arrive at 9.30 pm, you are still not too late.Time simply isn't very relevant in everyday life ...
To me, Jam Karet can also be applied to many mixes including ambient and drone fragments... where the listener gets immersed in sound in such a way that all notion of time is lost. Where music could last for minutes, or for hours.With that idea in the back of my mind, I started working on this mix.The result is a collage with samples from a lot of different sources - ambient music, early electronic music experiments, field recordings and fragments or 'acousmatic' music - mixed together to (hopefully) make you lose track of time...
Created for (and published on) Headphone Commute:"Peter Van Cooten and I have exchanged music recommendations since the birth of Headphone Commute. In fact, there are many times that I feel like I’m speaking to him as opposed to my anonymous audience. Through these words, Peter and I have been able to discover and indeed influence each other’s music tastes throughout the years. This past November, I had an opportunity to visit the Netherlands to cover Le Guess Who? music festival, and so when I realized that Utrecht was also Peter’s hometown, I purchased my plane tickets with a high anticipation of finally meeting him in person. I was not let down in my expectations of Peter’s warm reception, extremely friendly character, and a reflective outlook on life — hmmm… I wonder if there is a relation between that and the music that we both enjoy. Anyway! Today I’m excited to welcome PvC with another absolutely gorgeous mix for Headphone Commute podcast."
Playlist:start time - sample length - Artist - Title(Album Title, Release Year, Label details)
Download Jam Karet Now 169Mb (67 min.)[Alternative download from Archive.org]