Is a genre important, if yes, then the music genre finder tells me this track is a mix of progressive house and progressive breaks with a slight ambient vibe.
I don't know if that makes sense, you should decide that. All I know is that I made it, I dig it, I hope you dig it, and if you ask me, the chimey strings have a mildly oriental flavour.

Radio sample taken from: https://www.oldradioworld.com/

Ghost in the static

Chill tunes and Open Space ambience imaginations with wide synth panorama

Deep Space Tells - Warp Space Tension

Tracklist:

Black Spuma - Gabula
Fantastic Man - Rhythm Algorythm
Various (Linkwood) - What’s Up With The Drums?
Dionigi - Solid Percussion
Jonathan Kusuma - Shooting Drums
Field Theory - Rituals
Daniel Kyo - Cami De Pinedo
Urulu - Night Tube
Andy Hart - Sorayama’s Fantasy
The True Underground Sound Of Rome - Spherical Rooms
Herzel - Daydreamer (Palms Trax nothing but a dreamer mix)
Culture Beat - Der Erdbeermund (Instrumental Magic)
Prins Emanuel - Land Of Joy (Edit)
Powder - Heart (Forthcoming on Cocktail d'Amore)



Far away in the heavenly abode of the great God there is a wonderful net which has been hung by some cunning artificer in such a manner that it stretches out indefinitely in all directions. In accordance with the extravagant tastes of deities, the artificer has hung a single glittering jewel at the net’s every node, and since the net itself is infinite in dimension, the jewels are infinite in number.

There hang the jewels, glittering like stars of the first magnitude, a wonderful sight to behold. If we now arbitrarily select one of the these jewels for inspection and look closely at it, we will discover that in it’s polished surface there are reflected all the other jewels in the net, infinite in number. Not only that, but each of the jewels reflected in this one jewel is also reflecting all the other jewels, so that the process of reflection is infinite (Avatamsaka Sutra - Indra's Net)

Cosmic Garden Mix

Canela En Surco 113 - Balza b2b El_Txef_A (all night long)

LunaSol - Butterfly

Baptiste Pinsard AKA Tushen Raï is one of the minds behind Lyon-based label Hard Fist Records. Alongside friend and frequent collaborator Cornelius Doctor he shares his love of far reaching sounds, influenced by his travels around the world and his passion for digging for oddities. Since launching in 2017 Hard Fist have welcomed the likes of Pletnev, Mr TC and our own Ransom Note family member Bawrut, as well as being a platform for both his own and Cornelius Doctor's global tinged productions.

We invited him to give us a taste of what he's all about; strap in for an hour of chugging percussive rhythms and Middle-Eastern influenced electronics...

Tushen Raï: The 'Shine A Light On' Mix

flying cobra - [ soundcloud.com/flyingcobraios ]

TL: 
Vytis – Lakeside
Cylan - The Fealds 2
Archord – Uprise
Extrarausch - Ankunft im Nirgendwo
Naarky - Blue Lotus
Altone - Cosmic Dress
Heavenchord - Dub Maker
@discophone - Viha
Flying Cobra – Blossoms Showered As Rain
Jay Phonic - The Return Of The Gardenbirds
Robert Pilgrim - Langsam III


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Our releases

flying cobra - hello strange podcast #409

Japanese only mix from our buddy que sakamoto!

Garzen Jukebox #25 - Que Sakamoto

Life is nothing but illustrated collection of stories that naturally updates itself. Often it happens quietly and only some time after it can be found that compilation has become thicker and brighter.

Written and produced by Ohrwert (@ohrwert)
Design by Thomas Carmody
Catalog number: SL16

Pictures From Life

Buy on Bandcamp

Ohrwert - Vade

Adventures of the Pink Rabbit_Chapter 1 for Iskander

In the early and mid 20th Century, acoustic was king. Any assertions of electronic sounds being 'music' were thoroughly dismissed for decades. Similarly, today, consciousness is seen as a thoroughly organic phenomenon whilst fringe thinkers assert a clear case for computers and robots possessing some rudimentary forms of thinking. At what point does technology become alive and aware of its own existence? Is this even possible?

KMG's spacey MBE mix of synthed out polyrhythms, silicon, trippy boppers, and oscillating algorithms plays out perfectly to an exploration of computer consciousness or as an accompaniment to beer.

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LunaSol - Butterfly

Petya Pyatochkin