tracklist:
1. John Cage - Radio Music (00:00:08)
2. Nick Edwards - Inside The Analog Continuum(00:00:49)
3. Mister Water Wet - Caged At Last(00:16:30)
4. Romeo Poirier - Impression Couleurs (00:20:07)
5. Bee Mask - Moon Shadow Move (00:21:08)
6. Shuta Hiraki - Few(00:24:27)
7. Brannten Schnüre - Nassgeregnet (00:26:00)
8. Jonathan Scherk - B1! (00:34:01)
9. Voice Actor - I Know What I Saw (00:35:58)
10. Glands Of External Secretion - Raoul Tinybear's 115th Dream (00:36:56)
11. The Blisks - Tepei Dubble (00:40:20)
12. Tenka - Nutrition (00:45:47)
13.  - Park Jiha & Roy Claire Potter - Piri & Janggeum For  A Flooded Town(00:51:15)
14. Sun Ra - When The Black Man Ruled This Land (00:59:40)
15. Andrew Heath & Simon McCorry - A IS For Autumn (01:07:12)
16. Heith - Ensemble For Somnambulists (01:11:06)
17. Yair Elazar Glotman - A Child (01:15:57)
18. Maxine Funke - Every Kind Word (01:20:07)
19. Dane Law - The Lost Men(01:23:47)
20. Voice Actor - Jazz (01:27:15)
21. Los Siquicos Litoralinos - Chamamacolico (01:28:35)
22. Klein -Faith In A Minor (01:30:27)
23. Voice Actor - DD OF Ds (01:40:19)
24. MLR - Labbaounds 2 (01:41:47)
25. Ignatz - Rise While You Fall (01:44:38)
26. Shuta Hiraki - Broken Letters (01:50:02)

130701 - A Dream Across The Border 39 - radio show on 1BTN - 13.11.22

377 Second Meditation

Research Center

Solstice

The soundtrack to a 2016 short film by Eran Hilleli: https://vimeo.com/190537820

Trumpet - Elizabeth Moroni
Pan Flute - Eran Hilleli

Pilgrim

Pumpkin

nemui pj - nemui time (submerse flip)

Jetzt

Re-upload and extended version i uploaded towards the end in 2011 (including some bits from an older/supposedly unreleased mixtape).


01	Rachmaninov: The Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom - The Lords Prayer
02	Nest - The Helwick
03	Angelo Badalamenti - Diane & Camilla
04	Anonymus - Upon La Mi Re
05	John Hopkins - Spores
06	Piero Piccioni - It Means Love
07	Graig Armstrong - Immer (Excerpt)
08	Daniel Thomas Freeman - Elegy And Rapture (For Margaret) (Excerpt)
09	Zbigniew Preisner - Qui erat et qui est (Excerpt)
10	Jiri.Ceiver - Cochlea Implant
11	Port royal - Stimmung (Ulrich Schnauss Remix)
12	Ran Slavin - Planes And Violins
13	Helios - The Jaguar Sun
14	Marcello Bacci and Luciano Capitani - Chorus I + II
15	Colleen - I was Deep In A Dream And I Didn't Know It
16	Duke Ellington - I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)
17	Shinjuku Thief - In  Form
18	Hans Zimmer - Hart Of Darkness
19	Einstürzende Neubauten - Die Wellen
20	Ben Lukas Boysen - An End
21	Nils Frahm & Anne Müller - Teeth
22	Steve Wilson - Twilight Coda
23 	Loren Dent - Waiting During Wartime
24	Colleen - This Place And Time
25	Hecq - Ritual Study
26	Django Reinhardt - Si Tu Savais
27	BJ Nilsen - Meter Reading
28	Nils Frahm - More (Excerpt)
29	The Dead Sea - Nulla Desiderata
30	Rachel Portman - The Pier



Ben Lukas Boysen Mixtape 2011 Extended

Happy Piano Day 2018!

Middle Names is original released by Devendra Banhart on his 2016 record "Ape In Pink Marble" (Nonesuch Records).

Middle Names (rework by Nils Frahm)

Eighteen months on from his last new release, Vancouver-based singer / composer Ian William Craig returns with an (album-length) EP that collects together eleven new tracks. Entitled 'Thresholder', the record sees Craig return towards the smudged and scoured beauty of his 2016 opus, 'Centres'.

Recorded, produced and mastered by Ian William Craig himself, the origins of these tracks span a period from 'A Turn of Breath' to 'Centres'. Some were recorded at Ian's old studio on Vancouver's UBC campus, some at home, and one even recorded on tour in a giant secret underground cistern in Sweden. 

'Thresholder' will be released on 130701 on November 2nd.

Full info: http://130701.com/release/thresholder/

Thresholder

Pre-order

Ian William Craig - And Therefore The Moonlight

Track taken from the upcoming album 'Hearts Must Change' released through Fluid Audio...

Audio: Kirill Mazhai
Mastering: Ian Hawgood
Design: Daniel Crossley

Mailing  list:

www.fluidaudio.bigcartel.com/mailing-list

Love Theme

Kirill Mazhai - Love Theme

I think that it's actually possible to overdose on music. Listen to too much post-rock and everything becomes a saturated peak and valley. Listen to too much techno and you can get into a repetitive clockwork of machinery performing meaningless tasks. Too much ambient and suddenly everything is a blurry mush spreading across a bland piece of soft toast. Which is why I often rotate through the genres, to keep my mind fresh, delighted, and free from fatigue. And on occasion, even while my ears are bombarded by a torrent of what appears to be templated music, a real gem stands out and awakes. I have zoomed in on what makes such occasions special, and have discovered an ingredient that truly makes it shine. Emotion. Unchecked, unbounded, and unrestrained emotion, that simply seeps through the composer's brief, ephemeral, material being. It's something that can not be generated, compelled, held back. It just converted from one form into another, and in the 'music' is produced. Such is the case upon my very first play of Jacob David's latest album for Moderna. And today I share a track from his upcoming album.

“Styrhus” is an opening piece from David’s sophomore release, titled Mursejler. His very first album, Omkuld came out on the same label back in 2015 [it was actually only the third catalogue entry and the first full length for Moderna!]. There were a few more singles along the way, but it’s clear that Mursejler [which means “swift” in composer’s native Danish] is a more mature, sophisticated and cohesive work. The recording itself is restrained, intimate and well balanced, with a refined mastering touch by Martyn Heyne from his Lichte studio. The solo piano drifts and waltzes through the slightly dim corridors of purposely forgotten memories, occasionally opening up the dusty shades to let the strings flow in. I purposely did not select a favourite track from the album for this premiere, because I want you to experience the journey on your own. It may be only a bit over half an hour in length, but I promise you will return to it for yet one more rotation.

The album is out this Friday, February 5th, available on a limited edition 180g vinyl, lossless digital download via Bandcamp, and of course on all of your favourite streaming platforms. The label is also offering a special package of both albums on vinyl LPs. I wouldn’t sleep on this one, folks. Highly recommended for fans of Nils Frahm, Otto Totland, Julien Marchal, and everything Moderna. I think the felted piano genre is here to stay!

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