Download: http://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2014/01/seventwentyone

Download

Walrus Ghost - Seventwentyone

the extra opportunities of a leap year

two turntables and a casiotone

polyphonic ping pong

Themes For A New Earth is available here: 

Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2zx1VW3 | iTunes: http://apple.co/2hhAvcA | Bandcamp: http://bit.ly/TeenDaze-ThemesForANewEarth

Themes For A New Earth is a collection of recordings that were made during the making of the most recent LP from Teen Daze (Jamison Isaak), Themes For Dying Earth. This nine track collection of instrumental, mostly ambient works, is embedded with a certain optimism that separates it from its counterpart. Themes For A New Earth will be the second release through Isaak's own label, FLORA, and will be released both digitally, and on a limited pressing of vinyl.

Themes For A New Earth

Limited Edition Vinyl

River Walk

A slow piano version of our 2003 sinetone song "my second favorite song in the world." Hear the original track here: https://lullatone.bandcamp.com/track/my-second-favorite-song-in-the-world
moving score version on YouTube as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCWQxxyx6As&feature=youtu.be

my second favorite song in the world (piano version)

http://time-capsule.space/portfolios/choice-works/

Artist: Yuji Toriyama (鳥山雄司)
Title: Choice Works 1982 - 1985
Gnere: Electronic, Jazz/Soul
Style: Fusion, Boogie, Disco
Label: Time Capsule
Cat Num: TIME002
Format: 180g heavy Vinyl. 45rpm loud cut. Obi for the first pressing. New original artwork by Ben Arfur.
Remastered: Tim Young, Metropolis Studios (Grammy Award Winner mastering engineer)
 
Tracklist:
A1: Night Together (1982) 
A2: Stranger In The Mirror (1983)
B1: Donna (1983)
B2: Maze (1985)
B3: Bay / Sky Provincetown 1977 (1985)

A2 - STRANGER IN THE MIRROR

Tracklisting / write-up: http://www.neonpajamas.com/blog/neon-broadcast-013

More: https://soundcloud.com/neonpajamas/sets/neon-broadcasts

Who was the first to declare thirteen an unlucky number? I declare that person a jerk. Welcome to the thirteenth segment of my podcast/broadcast/radio series Neon Broadcast. This episode features nearly 50 minutes of relaxed tracks, all of which have been assisting with my morale this winter. It’s been a while since I have released a Neon Broadcast, and I’m happy to get back at it. This is one is 100% instrumental. Something for your hibernation until Spring. 

Photo location: Punta del Diablo, Uruguay

neon broadcast

Neon Broadcast 013 // Ocean Quilts

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all sounds written and recorded by me

ALBUM OUT NOW:
https://sundrenched.bandcamp.com/album/the-sundrenched-lofi-guitar-ensemble-vol-2

Spotify, iTunes / Apple Music, Pandora, etc: https://dust-tone.com/ddst005

the sundrenched lofi guitar ensemble, vol. 2

summer ends

spotify / itunes / etc

French composer Sylvain Chauveau’s new album Life Without Machines, a set ofshort compositions using Barnett Newman’s series of abstract painting The Stations of the Cross as visual scores, is set for release on 17th April 2020 through FLAU.

Known for very minimal compositions for acoustic instruments, electronics andsometimes vocals, with a focus on quietness and slowness; Sylvain has released records on labels such as FatCat, Sub Rosa, Type, Les Disques du Soleil et del’Acier, Brocoli and performed live across Europe, Canada and USA, Russia and Asia.

The title of his new album, Life Without Machines, expresses the fact that ourlives are entirely assisted by machines (for everything we eat, wear, transport,build, watch, listen…) which require a permanent, colossal use of energy – mostlyfossil fuels, whose combustion constantly sends CO to the atmosphere. The title₂suggests that this can’t last forever: living with less (and finally without)machines may have to become a collective decision in the future or (moreprobably) a consequence of a combination of crisis (both energetic, economicaland ecological).

Composed by Sylvain and performed by french pianist Melaine Dalibert, thereare a total of 15 pieces, yet only 14 will appear on the tracklist (one hidden track ishearable after a period of silence at the end of track 14). This mirrors the stonegarden of Ryoanji in Kyoto, where there are 15 stones but from any point of viewone can only see a maximum of 14 at the same time.

Sylvain Chauveau -        e

Debbie talks to Pepsi's Chief Design Officer, Mauro Porcini.

Design Matters with Debbie Millman

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