Inventions for Radio was a series of four groundbreaking radio programs for the BBC, created by playwright Barry Bermange and electronic musician Delia Derbyshire. Derbyshire used the BBC Radiophonic Workshop's equipment to compose soundscapes from tape recordings and electronic sounds to accompany Bermange's collages of interviews with members of the public. 

The broadcasts, which aired between 1964 and 1965, explored themes like dreams, God, the afterlife, and aging, and are noted for pioneering a new form of radio feature and for being an unusual outlet for working-class voices on profound topics

The Ma Chroma mix adds extra drones and experimental effects to the 'Colours' section of the Dreams episode - increasing the intensity while complimenting and staying true to the ethos of the original recording.

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