Nick Warren live at las Palapas Mendoza March 2021 part 1

a good portion of Mark and Adrian Luvdup's and Dale Charles's sets from "TEN," held in Brunswick, Maine on April 23, 1994. "TEN" was produced by KC and The SunRise Gang in conjunction with Pandemonium! Productions (source: cassettes)

The Luvdup Brothers & Dale Charles at "TEN" April 23, 1994 Brunswick, ME

Sounds of conversation and live music outside the Bwthyn (the pub) at fforrest farm.

Includes a conversation between @robeam and myself about electric Sodastreams.

Pub ambience

A new collaboration mix with Hidden Persuaders. This time we're going on a journey through time and space with a drink in our hands and smiles on our faces. 

Some listener comments from www.bmbx.org : 
"well… wat a mix inspired me to do the much needed weeding in the garden and ended up being played twice. superb mix fella’s, you really bring out the best in each other… from full on ambient to dubby house to blissed out acid and back again a veritable trip thru time & space" 

"This sounds like a lost Bent album, quirky, laidback, dreamy house. Very well mixed" 

"BRILL. Ace dubby vibe that had me head nodding all the way through – set to be a late night summer staple" 

"Awesome job folks! Great tunes and mixed wonderfully. Very moving with a calming effect. Peace"

## Tracklist:
1 - Ambient Computer Dance - Johan Agebjörn
2 - I Will Be There - Rachel Stevens
3 - I Think We Can Kinetic - Clue to Kalo
4 - Slow Down - Cat 5
5 - Skygazer - Alucidnation
6 - Neeve (The Time and Space Machine mix) - Woolfy vs Projections
7 - Inside River - Kaito
8 - Inn Ohm the Lake - Mordant Music
9 - Stranger - Figurine
10 - Release To The System - Mark Franklin
11 - Collapsing At Your Doorstep - Air France
12 - Vanilla Minus - Gold Panda
13 - The Drug - Royksopp
14 - Still - Bob Holroyd
15 - Balearic Incantation - Dolle Jolle
16 - White Diamond (Prins Thomas Miks Del 1 and 2) - Hatchback 
17 - Grand Ideas - Lindstrom
18 - Water From A Vine Leaf (Spooky Xylem Flow Remix) - William Orbit
19 - Buckets and Spades - Another Fine Day
20 - The Place At Dawn - Saint Etienne
21 - Tommorow's World - Richard Denton and Mark Cook
22 - Silent Shout - The Knife
23 - Forbidden Fruit (album version) - Paul Van Dyke

Edward and Hidden Persuaders - Losing Track Of Time

(Part 1/2)
Now, more than ever there’s a need for soothing sounds to help you calm your busy mind, ease you in your day or transition from day to night. Do a quick google search and you’ll find 8 hour ambient video’s on youtube with the most generic background sounds that don’t do the genre any justice. This mix is an attempt to curate quality ambient into a cohesive 8 hour wash of sound. The drone like frequencies are hypnotic in ways that can make you feel like you’re in an altered state of consciousness. It can either be unobtrusive background music or a highly emotional experience, depending on how you listen. These 8 hours can get you through a rough day, zoning out and focusing on your work by creating a masking effect, reducing the difference between background noise and more distracting sounds. Or play it quietly while falling asleep to the comforting drone (put a speaker under your bed) hopefully transitioning to a different feel on every sleep cycle. Whatever you do, it’s basically one third of your day sorted.

tracklist:
- Danny Wolfers - Rain & light thunderstorm in a North Sea coast forest meadow
- Garrett - Awaiting the light
- Terekke - Padi
- Tu m' - Monochrome 1
- Geotic - The Hell
- Yamaneko - Fragrance Transmission
- Intrusion - under the ocean
- Christopher Willits - The Return
- Billow Observatory - Pankalia
- Brian Eno - Signals
- Terekke - WAV1
- Wolf Müller & Cass. - The Sound of glades
- Gigi Masin & Jonny Nash - Astro
- Gas - Pop
- Huerco S. - A Sea Of Love
- Aphex Twin - Blue Calx
- Chihei Hatakeyama - Ferrum
- Moby  - LA11
- William Basinski - 92982.3
- Hirotaka Shirotsubaki - Autumn Blanket
- Radiohead - Treefingers
- Damon Eliza Palermo - Clouds Of David
- Christopher Willits - Simplicity
- Frederico Durand - Lluvia De Estrellas
- Brian Eno - Thursday Afternoon
- Loscil - Angle Of List
- Suso Saiz - Healthy Digestion
- Ex Confusion - Speak softly in my dreams
- Christopher Willits - Words
- Geotic - Sleep and We'll Transition
- Terekke - Nuwav2
- Tu m' - That
- Jonny Nash - Flower
- Gigi Masin - Clouds
- Pass Into Silence - Iceblink
- Gallery Six - Frozen Lake
- Alva Noto - Xerrox Radieuse
- Aphex Twin - Lichen
- Jonny Nash & Suzanne Kraft - See yourself out of the way
- Tim Hecker - No Drums
- Ex Confusion - When I think of you
- Billow Observatory - Billocation, Pt 1
- Hiroshi Yoshimura - Time after time
- Suzanne Kraft - Further
- Jon Keliehor - The Beginning of time
- Ulf Lohmann - Because Before 8
- Celer - Elapsed Paradise
- Brian Eno - Stars
- Christopher Willits - Comet
- Deepchord - Oceanic
- Stars of the lid - A meaningful moment through a meaning(less) process
- Robin Guthrie & Harold Budd - A minute, a day, no more
- Eluvium - New animals from the air
- Lawrence English - Watching it unfold
- Bibio - Capel Celyn
- D.K. / S.K. - Fade
- Terekke - soft g
- Taylor Dupree - Minism
- Deepchord - Barcelona
- Huerco S - Promises Of Fertility
- Oneohtrix Point Never - Bluedrive
- Chihei Hatakeyama - Sad Ocean
- Aphex Twin - Rhubarb
- Stars Of The Lid - The Artificial Pine Arch Song
- Hammock - Maybe they will sing for us tomorrow
- Triola - Mondlied
- Solar Fields - Silent Walking
- William Basinski - dlp 3

Diepvries - 8 hours of ambient (Part 1)

For the full mix background, links to buy, track timings, + Buy Music Club list: http://asip.me/reflection2020

As with all past ‘Reflection’ year-end mixes, I start with a collection of albums I have enjoyed over the year. Through the process of compiling a mix that flows well, songs are whittled down and selected from this collection. This means many of my favorite tracks and albums are often omitted in the process, due to the need for them to fit in a mix that comes together as organically as possible. As I say every year, this isn’t a definitive ‘best-of’ list, but a selection of some of my favorite music from the year in one easily listenable format. It’s the most enjoyable way for me to boil down music I’ve loved from the year using these self-imposed restrictions, for you to then enjoy and discover more. I encourage you to use the mix to jump off and explore each artist, album and label (and check the Buy Music Club list).

Tracklist:
01. Yumiko Moriaka - 銀の船 (Métron Records)
02. LOG - Log 9 (Experiences Ltd)
03. Úlfur (Ft. Cellist Gyda Valtýsdóttir) - Feathered (Touch The Plants)
04. Yumi Iwaki - Initial Tidings (Mystery Circles)
05. Slow Reels - Miya (Morr Music)
06. Rafael Anton Irisarri - Arduous Clarity (Dais)
07. Ian Boddy - Omicron (Behind The Sky)
08. Jonathan Fitoussi - Oceans (Transversales Disques)
09. Evan Caminiti - Plume (Dust Editions)
10. LF58 - Iniziazione (Astral Industries)
11. Night Sea - This Will Take Time (Silent Season)
12. Neel - Alchemy (Ido)
13. Sophia Loizou - Vestal Waters (Houndstooth)
14. Tomas Jirku - Entropy 8 (Silent Season)
15. Daniel Avery - Into The Arms of Stillness (Phantasy Sound)
16. Abfahrt Hinwil - Phase4 (Lapsus Records)
17. Pub - Fragile Root (Ampoule)
18. Space Africa - Self (Self)
19. DJ Lostboi - Ordinary People (Queeste)
20. Lucy Gooch - We Carry (Looking Glass)
21. Robert Lippock - With Tomorrow (7K!)
22. HVL - newenslo (Self)
23. KMRU - ulmma (Seil)
24. Patricia Wolf - All Things Change (Beacon Sound)
25. Perila & Ulla - Every something is an echo of nothing (Silence)
26. Awakened Souls & Pepo Galan - Center of the Sea (Hush Hush)
27. Chronovalve - Breathing Space (Home Normal)
28. Adam Wiltzie - How to Disappear inside a thirty-piece Orchestra (7K!)
29. Epic 45 - Sidings (Wayside & Woodland)
30. Ocoeur - Ascent (n5MD)
31. nthng - With You (Lobster Theremin)
32. Wardown - Culverhouse (Blu Mar Ten)
33. Rone - Human (InFiné)
34. Malibu - Lost At Sea (Kelly Moran remix) (Uno NYC)
35. Il Quadro di Troisi - Real (Raster)
RIP Harold Budd, Pauline Anna Strom & José Padilla.

ASIP - Reflection on 2020

Roost is a song written in the depths of winter, on the sort of day when the birds gather early in the black trees and you feel a great longing to also be home – in its truest sense. 

When it came to producing the song, my first multitrack recording, I wanted to keep the arrangement simple, honouring its honest lyrics, but also conjure up the brooding atmosphere of that winter’s day. 

I chose to add just two elements alongside my vocals: the rich, slightly discordant sound of my old harmonium – and the cacophonous calls of a group of rooks.*

The endlessly absorbing editing process itself felt like the final part of the journey for Roost, as I crafted the birdsong so that the rooks really sing alongside me and help to tell the story.

*Rook, Corvus frugilegus frugilegus, field recording by Paul Holt near Pendleton in Lancashire https://www.xeno-canto.org/546319.

The song was produced as part of SheProducer, which aims to empower women in Cornwall to become self-sufficient music makers. 

Photo by Mary Quite Contrary on Flickr https://www.flickr.com/photos/yolfi/with/33644471810/

Pub ambience

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