Every month I will gather all submissions that don't make it directly onto the channel in a playlist and make a final selection of my personal favourites at the end of every month.

Chillicious Discoveries - July 2018

Cornelia Schünemann & Salvatore Pronestì - Tango pasquale "Christ ist erstanden" 
Cornelia Schünemann - Saxophone 
Salvatore Pronestì - Organ
Live recording during a Musical Vesper at 
"Matthäuskirche" Hamburg 
Easter Sunday 20.04.2025

Schünemann u. Pronestì - Tango pasquale, for Saxophone and Organ

Hammershøi Pieces (2015), subtitle: Light in Structure 1-6
Live recording from Scandinavia House, NYC, October 17, 2015; performed by Clarice Jensen, cello and Peter Dugan, piano; recorded by Stefan Bensaid. Commissioned by American Friends of the National Gallery of Denmark, written with support from the Danish Arts Foundation. Score and more at Edition•S, Denmark.
The work "Light in structure" is written with inspiration from Hammershøi's paintings. His sensual light and backlit in a pervasive intimate atmosphere fascinates me. Sunlight breaks softly into a hazy environment. The underlying lines provide a unique cohesiveness; he says somewhere:
"What makes me choose a given motif is chiefly its lines; what I would term the architectural structure of the image. And the light, of course. Naturally, the light is important, too, but I almost find myself loving the lines the most."
In different ways the pieces approach these characteristics: Light in structure transformed into music. 
The six movements are inspired by the following Hammershøi works:
Tree Trunks, 1904
Nude Female Model, 1884
Landscape in Snow, 1895-96
Near Fortunen, 1901
Sunshine. Dust Motes Dancing in the Sunbeams, 1900
Living Room, Frederiksberg Allé, 1887

The movements can be performed as independent pieces or in any combination. Light in Structure 1, 3 & 5 uses live electronics (Max). Light in Structure 2, 4 & 6 are acoustic pieces but should be amplified if performed together with some of the live electronics pieces.

Hammershøi Pieces 1 (2015)

One take, one mic, recorded live at Studio peggy51.
Produced, mixed, mastered & cover photo by Michel Vermeulen.
Recorded on 3 November 2017 (with a Flea 47).
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If You Want This to Mean Something

Fanfare for two trumpets and organ based on the Danish Christmas hymn "Den yndigste rose er funden" (Now found is the fairest of Roses). Performed by Jeppe Lindberg Nielsen (trumpet), Nikolaj Viltoft (trumpet), Frederik Magle (organ). The trumpeters are standing in opposite ends of the church.

Recorded in Saint Paul's Church, Copenhagen.

The sheet music is published by Edition Wilhelm Hansen.

The Fairest of Roses - Fanfare for Two Trumpets and Organ

The Fairest of Roses (Den yndigste rose) - Fanfare for two trumpets and organ

Ever fallen in love with a women who has a child from a previous relationship?  How did you react?

Tofer Dolan - Baby Daddy

Hunter (Radio edit Official)

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Wake up, shake the dust off, and embrace the undeniable funk grooves of Fullee Love (aka Soup of Jurassic 5) and his infectious new single, “Deney Terrio,” produced by Nick Green of The Internet.

The track is yet another standout collaboration from Love and Green, who previously joined forces on the J5 member’s debut EP, 'Still In Fullee Love.' And to say that “Deney Terrio” takes this musical tag-team to another level would be an understatement, because they’re both absolutely floating on here.

It’s a fitting vibe if you’re familiar with the track title’s inspiration, of course. That would be the actual Deney Terrio, who older cats will know as the inimitable host of Dance Fever. You get the feeling that Terrio would have tore the dance floor up with this joint no matter when he heard it. That’s because this cut is brimming with unrelenting funk flavor courtesy of Love and Green, a duo that’s making music that’s just as timeless as it is addictive. Get you some.

“Deney Terrio” is the first instant grat track off 'Free, White & 21,' which is available now for pre-order via iTunes, Apple Music and Google Play. The 17 track LP is available now through all major digital retailers and streaming platforms via Nalja Music. 

Tracklist:
01. Free, White & 21 (Intro)
02. Deney Terrio
03. Sittin Pretty
04. Free, White & 21 (Part 2)
05. Nile Rodgers (Git On Down)
06. Whistle
07. USA-iming
08. ShunGot
09. Free, White & 21 (Part 3)
10. Desperado
11. Again
12. Lift Off
13. Native Sky
14. Free, White & 21 (Part 4)
15. Natural
16. Squeamish
17. Dream Big
*All tracks produced by Nick Green of The Internet

Instagram: 
• Fullee Love: https://www.instagram.com/fullee_love
• Nick Green: https://www.instagram.com/nicky_nickydavey

Twitter: 
• Fullee Love: https://twitter.com/fulleelove
• Nick Green: https://twitter.com/Nickgreenmusic

Deney Terrio

Composer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Daniel O’Sullivan (Grumbling Fur, Ulver, Miracle) has teamed up with EMI Production Music (home Library labels KPM, Musichouse, Selected Sound and more) to produce an album of pocket symphonies primed for use as Library Music. ‘The Physic Garden’, released on the cherished KPM label, is a conceptual album of diverse experimental instrumentals inspired by Daniel’s favourite green spaces, from manicured gardens and follies to urban common land, overgrown and forgotten. ‘The Physic Garden’ is released digitally on 27th July 2018.

In his own words “The invitation to make "library music" initially transported me back to those sepia tinted memories of Arena documentaries and public information broadcasts; Penguin Cafe, Nyman and Greenaway; the rope swing over the brook in the local park and the strawberries climbing the trellis in my grandmother's garden. All these sights, sounds and smells coincide with the verdant swathe of vistas from recent times. Visiting bio-luminescent trees in the Peruvian Amazon, Watching my daughter scale the towering holly and juniper in the strange Victorian mews where we live. Sometimes a warm memory can be convalescent, particularly when it takes the shape of music.”

An album of arboreal auditory botanics if you will, the album is also a touchstone of the weird late night arthouse sci-fi and B movies found long ago on Channel 4 – as Daniel states “You know you’re eleven years old and suddenly you’re watching a Hal Hartley film or Brazil or something.”

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The Physic Garden

Daniel O'Sullivan - Return The Heart (Taken from The Album 'The Physic Garden')

Michelle Sabine - Champagne

MIchelle Sabine - mine

Curating the finest of new and emerging music since 2012. A project by @christophmeyer based in Berlin.

Submissions: http://www.submithub.com/blog/sirchillicious

The Fairest of Roses (Den yndigste rose) - Fanfare for two trumpets and organ

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