Click the link to support the show! Thanks!https://linktr.ee/brianeverettmillerEpisode 65 of The Ambient Vault podcast features special guest [moos]. [moos] is an electronic music producer from the Netherlands and was kind enough to share a good number of unreleased tracks for this episode. Many thanks to [moos] for being on the podcast and as always thanks so much for listening! Click the link at top to support the show and shop Ambient Vault merch. Scroll down for more info and ...

Click the link to support the show! Thanks!https://linktr.ee/brianeverettmillerEpisode 64 of The Ambient Vault podcast features special guest Second Sun. Second Sun is a brand new musical project by Copenhagen based musician and producer Jacob Rasmussen, which presents ambient electronic soundscapes, cinematic impressions, and ethereal textures composed and performed on modular synthesizers.With more than 15 years of experience as a performing musician, and with roots in genres as diver...

Episode 63 of The Ambient Vault podcast features special guest Tobias Karlehag. Tobias is a multi-instrumentalist and sound artist from Sweden who in his solo project creates spacious ambient and drone music through algorithmic compositions and improvisation.In his music he shapes still and meditative states with modular synth, electric guitar and reel to reel machines.In this episode of the podcast, Tobias has been generous to share his latest release, “Orchids/Orquidea”. Many th...

Episode 62 of The Ambient Vault podcast features special guest Jay Cliffen. Jay Cliffen is a Canadian instrumental music producer. He specializes in textural cassette-based ambient music. Inspired by minimalist art and design, with influences from jazz, classical, and pop styles, Jay began producing instrumental and increasingly experimental compositions. He developed a sound that blends the harmonic richness of analog synthesizers with acoustic instruments, fused together by magnetic t...

Episode 61 of The Ambient Vault podcast features special guest Craig W Bayne. Craig is a musician and general layabout from Scotland. He's not sure why he makes music but usually quite enjoys it. He'd probably be better if he spent less time looking at second-hand gear on eBay and more time playing, but thus is life. He finds writing in the third person quite weird, but sort of entertaining.Craig has been generous to share some tracks on this week’s episode of the podcast laced with per...

Episode 60 of The Ambient Vault podcast features special guest Egil Kalman. Egil Kalman is a Swedish musician/composer primarily playing modular synthesizer and double bass. ”Kingdom of Bells Egil Kalman plays the Synthi 100” is his debut record as a solo artist.The record was made during a residency at the Contemporary Music Research Center (KSYME) in Athens in 2019. All the tracks were captured straight from the Synthi 100 as stereo recordings and contain no overdubs. The music showc...

Episode 59 of The Ambient Vault features special guest Maxmodular. Maxmodular is an electronic music project by Max Andersen. Based in San Diego, California, he has spent over a decade making electronic music as a hobby and started working with modular synthesizers at the end of 2019. Musical influences range from soft ambient electronica to heavy rolling techno. This episode features five recent tracks made within the last month. Many thanks to Max for being on the podcast and as alway...

Episode 58 of The Ambient Vault features special guest Keinseier. Keinseier (/kaɪn-zaɪɑː/ rhymes with line-flyer) is an electronic artist interested in exploring the creative process and music through combinations of organic and electronic sounds. From tiny glitches to orchestral string instruments, he uses generative and randomization techniques to create ever-evolving, oftentimes ambient and cinematic pieces, which tend to include both analog and digital noises - which are reused to c...

Episode 57 of The Ambient Vault podcast features special guest Ricardo Peixoto. “I’ve been making music, on and off, for 25+ years and started/joined a few projects throughout those years either as a musician or as a video artist.But only recently, and mostly since the pandemic hit, started making music by myself (and for myself as well) and enjoying this whole process of discovery and experimentation. I enjoy harmony and melody, not happy, not sad, somewhere ...

Episode 56 of The Ambient Vault podcast features special guest Chelidon Frame. Chelidon Frame is an experimental electronic music project that mainly works with field recordings, radio interferences, guitars and processed sounds.His installations are experienced-based and suggest a dialogue between the location (both virtual and physical) and the sounds proposed, aiming to deliver a message in the simpler yet most effective way. The use of code, data analysis and data-driven sounds, all...