Wow! Thank you so much! This is just stunning! <3

Ayahuma - Connection To Spirit

and FREE ME TOO

A meditative techno journey pulsing through ancient temple corridors. Jade Monks fuses hypnotic rhythms with Tibetan bell chimes, throat singing textures, and subterranean bass. The beat evolves gently, lifting you into a lucid dance between silence and vibration. Let this track be your walking meditation — sacred, tribal, and alive with mystery.

Jade monks

Synthetic Garden-Stillness-(Mellon Place Records)

A Song with a Message on it, Chill and get Freedom Everywhere

Cealestae

͛̅͌̐͏̵͉̟͈͟e̛̹͎̝̎̉̅̂̌͢͝ ͎͕̺̤͚̰̳̙̈́̄̅̽͋́ͩ̓ṕ̢͇͖̗̳͍̗̒̅̔̊ ̝͖̾̽͊͞ ̽͂͛̃ͨ̇̆͏͈̘̦̹̝̩t̷̪̱͙͙͎ͨ̌̔͊̽́ ͌͂ͬ͑͏͇̦͕͔̣̱̲̩͘h̨͓͙̪̪͙̋́ͨ̌͑̍͠ ̷̹̽ͯ̔ͯe̶ͧͣ́͏̱͙̜̣͈̙̰͇ ̴̵̪̟̮̩̥͈̱͓̼ͨ͑ͧ̅ ̧̂ͫ̉͗͑͋ͩ͏̣̙̩ ̴̷̙̯̙̟̱ͦ̄ͦ̑͝l̸̢̪̱̟̗̺̼̘͇͛ͬ́ ̴͇̞͈ͩ̈̓̉ͫ͗ͫ̐ȋ͔͌ͫ̏͒̅̚͠ ̢͖͈̦̙̯̬̜ͪ̾̋̏̏͟͟g̨̙͎͓ͩ̄͋͜ ̢̪͍̭̤ͭ̂͋̄̈́h̡͔͇͈̝ͩͪ̀ͤͨ̓̕͠ ̻̟̠̗̭̞̉͂̎͑̒̃ͣ̀̚t̢̥͔̯̒̊ͨ̓̀K̢̭̣̰̙̺̬̯͙̯ͥ̅̑ͪ͜͝ ̵̱͓̙̥͚̎̔ͭͦ̓͡e̵ͬ̆̍ͣ̍ͤ͌͜҉̞̜͎̠ ͛̅͌̐͏̵͉̟͈͟e̛̹͎̝̎̉̅̂̌͢͝ ͎͕̺̤͚̰̳̙̈́̄̅̽͋́ͩ̓ṕ̢͇͖̗̳͍̗̒̅̔̊ ̝͖̾̽͊͞ ̽͂͛̃ͨ̇̆͏͈̘̦̹̝̩t̷̪̱͙͙͎ͨ̌̔͊̽́ ͌͂ͬ͑͏͇̦͕͔̣̱̲̩͘h̨͓͙̪̪͙̋́ͨ̌͑̍͠ ̷̹̽ͯ̔ͯe̶ͧͣ́͏̱͙̜̣͈̙̰͇ ̴̵̪̟̮̩̥͈̱͓̼ͨ͑ͧ̅ ̧̂ͫ̉͗͑͋ͩ͏̣̙̩ ̴̷̙̯̙̟̱ͦ̄ͦ̑͝l̸̢̪̱̟̗̺̼̘͇͛ͬ́ ̴͇̞͈ͩ̈̓̉ͫ͗ͫ̐ȋ͔͌ͫ̏͒̅̚͠ ̢͖͈̦̙̯̬̜ͪ̾̋̏̏͟͟g̨̙͎͓ͩ̄͋͜ ̢̪͍̭̤ͭ̂͋̄̈́h̡͔͇͈̝ͩͪ̀ͤͨ̓̕͠ ̻̟̠̗̭̞̉͂̎͑̒̃ͣ̀̚t̢̥͔̯̒̊ͨ̓̀K̢̭̣̰̙̺̬̯͙̯ͥ̅̑ͪ͜͝ ̵̱͓̙̥͚̎̔ͭͦ̓͡e̵ͬ̆̍ͣ̍ͤ͌͜҉̞̜͎̠ ͛̅͌̐͏̵͉̟͈͟e̛̹͎̝̎̉̅̂̌͢͝ ͎͕̺̤͚̰̳̙̈́̄̅̽͋́ͩ̓ṕ̢͇͖̗̳͍̗̒̅̔̊ ̝͖̾̽͊͞ ̽͂͛̃ͨ̇̆͏͈̘̦̹̝̩t̷̪̱͙͙͎ͨ̌̔͊̽́ ͌͂ͬ͑͏͇̦͕͔̣̱̲̩͘h̨͓͙̪̪͙̋́ͨ̌͑̍͠ ̷̹̽ͯ̔ͯe̶ͧͣ́͏̱͙̜̣͈̙̰͇ ̴̵̪̟̮̩̥͈̱͓̼ͨ͑ͧ̅ ̧̂ͫ̉͗͑͋ͩ͏̣̙̩ ̴̷̙̯̙̟̱ͦ̄ͦ̑͝l̸̢̪̱̟̗̺̼̘͇͛ͬ́ ̴͇̞͈ͩ̈̓̉ͫ͗ͫ̐ȋ͔͌ͫ̏͒̅̚͠ ̢͖͈̦̙̯̬̜ͪ̾̋̏̏͟͟g̨̙͎͓ͩ̄͋͜ ̢̪͍̭̤ͭ̂͋̄̈́h̡͔͇͈̝ͩͪ̀ͤͨ̓̕͠ ̻̟̠̗̭̞̉͂̎͑̒̃ͣ̀̚t̢̥͔̯̒̊ͨ̓̀K̢̭̣̰̙̺̬̯͙̯ͥ̅̑ͪ͜͝ ̵̱͓̙̥͚̎̔ͭͦ̓͡e̵ͬ̆̍ͣ̍ͤ͌͜҉̞̜͎̠ ͛̅͌̐͏̵͉̟͈͟e̛̹͎̝̎̉̅̂̌͢͝ ͎͕̺̤͚̰̳̙̈́̄̅̽͋́ͩ̓ṕ̢͇͖̗̳͍̗̒̅̔̊ ̝͖̾̽͊͞ ̽͂͛̃ͨ̇̆͏͈̘̦̹̝̩t̷̪̱͙͙͎ͨ̌̔͊̽́ ͌͂ͬ͑͏͇̦͕͔̣̱̲̩͘h̨͓͙̪̪͙̋́ͨ̌͑̍͠ ̷̹̽ͯ̔ͯe̶ͧͣ́͏̱͙̜̣͈̙̰͇ ̴̵̪̟̮̩̥͈̱͓̼ͨ͑ͧ̅ ̧̂ͫ̉͗͑͋ͩ͏̣̙̩ ̴̷̙̯̙̟̱ͦ̄ͦ̑͝l̸̢̪̱̟̗̺̼̘͇͛ͬ́ ̴͇̞͈ͩ̈̓̉ͫ͗ͫ̐ȋ͔͌ͫ̏͒̅̚͠ ̢͖͈̦̙̯̬̜ͪ̾̋̏̏͟͟g̨̙͎͓ͩ̄͋͜ ̢̪͍̭̤ͭ̂͋̄̈́h̡͔͇͈̝ͩͪ̀ͤͨ̓̕͠ ̻̟̠̗̭̞̉͂̎͑̒̃ͣ̀̚t̢̥͔̯̒̊ͨ̓̀K̢̭̣̰̙̺̬̯͙̯ͥ̅̑ͪ͜͝ ̵̱͓̙̥͚̎̔ͭͦ̓͡e̵ͬ̆̍ͣ̍ͤ͌͜҉̞̜͎̠ ͛̅͌̐͏̵͉̟͈͟e̛̹͎̝̎̉̅̂̌͢͝ ͎͕̺̤͚̰̳̙̈́̄̅̽͋́ͩ̓ṕ̢͇͖̗̳͍̗̒̅̔̊ ̝͖̾̽͊͞ ̽͂͛̃ͨ̇̆͏͈̘̦̹̝̩t̷̪̱͙͙͎ͨ̌̔͊̽́ ͌͂ͬ͑͏͇̦͕͔̣̱̲̩͘h̨͓͙̪̪͙̋́ͨ̌͑̍͠ ̷̹̽ͯ̔ͯe̶ͧͣ́͏̱͙̜̣͈̙̰͇ ̴̵̪̟̮̩̥͈̱͓̼ͨ͑ͧ̅ ̧̂ͫ̉͗͑͋ͩ͏̣̙̩ ̴̷̙̯̙̟̱ͦ̄ͦ̑͝l̸̢̪̱̟̗̺̼̘͇͛ͬ́ ̴͇̞͈ͩ̈̓̉ͫ͗ͫ̐ȋ͔͌ͫ̏͒̅̚͠ ̢͖͈̦̙̯̬̜ͪ̾̋̏̏͟͟g̨̙͎͓ͩ̄͋͜ ̢̪͍̭̤ͭ̂͋̄̈́h̡͔͇͈̝ͩͪ̀ͤͨ̓̕͠ ̻̟̠̗̭̞̉͂̎͑̒̃ͣ̀̚t̢̥͔̯̒̊ͨ̓̀K̢̭̣̰̙̺̬̯͙̯ͥ̅̑ͪ͜͝ ̵̱͓̙̥͚̎̔ͭͦ̓͡e̵ͬ̆̍ͣ̍ͤ͌͜҉̞̜͎̠ ͛̅͌̐͏̵͉̟͈͟e̛̹͎̝̎̉̅̂̌͢͝ ͎͕̺̤͚̰̳̙̈́̄̅̽͋́ͩ̓ṕ̢͇͖̗̳͍̗̒̅̔̊ ̝͖̾̽͊͞ ̽͂͛̃ͨ̇̆͏͈̘̦̹̝̩t̷̪̱͙͙͎ͨ̌̔͊̽́ ͌͂ͬ͑͏͇̦͕͔̣̱̲̩͘h̨͓͙̪̪͙̋́ͨ̌͑̍͠ ̷̹̽ͯ̔ͯe̶ͧͣ́͏̱͙̜̣͈̙̰͇ ̴̵̪̟̮̩̥͈̱͓̼ͨ͑ͧ̅ ̧̂ͫ̉͗͑͋ͩ͏̣̙̩ ̴̷̙̯̙̟̱ͦ̄ͦ̑͝l̸̢̪̱̟̗̺̼̘͇͛ͬ́ ̴͇̞͈ͩ̈̓̉ͫ͗ͫ̐ȋ͔͌ͫ̏͒̅̚͠ ̢͖͈̦̙̯̬̜ͪ̾̋̏̏͟͟g̨̙͎͓ͩ̄͋͜ ̢̪͍̭̤ͭ̂͋̄̈́h̡͔͇͈̝ͩͪ̀ͤͨ̓̕͠ ̻̟̠̗̭̞̉͂̎͑̒̃ͣ̀̚t̢̥͔̯̒̊ͨ̓̀K̢̭̣̰̙̺̬̯͙̯ͥ̅̑ͪ͜͝ ̵̱͓̙̥͚̎̔ͭͦ̓͡e̵ͬ̆̍ͣ̍ͤ͌͜҉̞̜͎̠

R e b o r n

Pablo Bolívar, this time releasing under his alias Mind Groove, begins 2017 following the canons with this album, in which he pays tribute to his homeland, Cantabria. In fact, the 10 tracks included in this long play were initially written in his hometown, between the sea and the mountains, between the blue and green. 

‘The sailor and the mountain’ is perhaps, the most special and sensible job within the ambient boundaries of Pablo Bolívar aka Mind Groove, having already published mixes since 1999, adding a different dimensión to the tracks released under his alias Pablo Bolívar, more oriented to Deep, house and club sounds. Therefore, the release comes together with a wonderful tale, written by X. Balboa, in which a finnish sailor plays the main character. It should be read slowly and carefully, while listening to the tracks in the album. This way, the merely musical and geographical aspects transcend towards a wider, rounder, almost perfect experience. 

‘The sailor and the mountain’ is a trip around the sound and vital bowels of Mind Groove. From the first track to the last one, the deep, spiritual and emotional character of his bet are truly noticeable. The content of the album is escapist, ambient oriented, extremely downtempo, naturalistic and truth-spreading. The eleven cuts included in the present record develop around a wild Winter-tale atmosphere .’The last dreamer’ (feat.García Smith), ‘Natikha’ and ‘Shadows’ seem –from its honest composition- to stop the time; whereas ‘Tigers come at night’ takes us to a more luminous place, which at times seems softly clubby. The slight lowness of the piano in ‘Inside you’ (feat. Pablo Bolívar) contrasts with the friendly, fragile and twilight touch of tracks such as the one naming the album, and in which Manuel Obeso has collaborated. Delightful and intimate, in any case.

Tigers come at night

WAKUSEI -α- ver-∞-

Taken from the "Komponent" EP, out July 30, 2018, on Bad Panda Records.

Perdurabo - Synthesizers, Keyboards, Guitars, Strings, Programming
Shramm - Drums, Rhythm Loops, Programming
Roman Rappak - Vocals

Hajo Cirksena - Bass 

Music by Perdurabo and Shramm
Lyrics by Roman Rappak

Produced by Perdurabo, Shramm and Philipp Dusse

Engineered and mixed by Philipp Dusse
Assisted by Erika Elch

Recorded at Funkhaus Studio, Berlin
Mastered by Christoph Hoppe-Thiele at Klangquartier, Bremen

Cover design by Aga Slusarczyk

Komponent

A Strange Sound

Komponent - A Strange Sound

https://soundcloud.com/alexbanksmusic
https://www.beatport.com/artist/alex-banks/395883
https://www.facebook.com/alexbanksmusic/

This one is very excited... this man has made some of the most beautiful music we have ever heard and its a real honour to have him join the podcast family. Ladies and Gentleman... Alex Banks 

Since releasing his debut album Illuminate in the summer of 2014, Buckinghamshire-born and Brighton-based producer Alex Banks has progressed from being an in-demand remixer and Solid Steel ‘Mix of the Year’-winning DJ to that and so much more today. From touring Europe with Moderat to DJing in Tokyo for Red Bull Music Academy’s EMAF, via countless live performances at continental festivals including Germany’s legendary Melt, he’s raised his own bar, his own way. And what comes now and next is just as forward thinking as the material he’s put out previously, unbounded by electronic music’s typically rigid genre barriers and capable of connecting with an audience on a cerebral as well as a physical level.

A key word is emotion: Alex’s music has it to spare. That was evident back when his remix of Bonobo’s ‘The Keeper’ crept out in early 2012, slow-rising to public recognition as the outstanding reworking of material featured on Simon Green’s acclaimed Black Sands LP. With the best part of two million plays across SoundCloud and YouTube alone, attracting SoundCloud user comments like “a true masterpiece”, the track’s popularity, beside fine receptions for further remixes for the likes of Andreya Triana and Husky Rescue, formed a fine foundation from which Alex could further develop his own original material, forever retaining a grip on his audience’s hearts as he moves their bodies.

It’s a good time for Alex Banks, the one-time metal fan whose life changed with his first teenage rave – to be him, to hear him, to work beside him. Whether remixing, collaborating or operating alone, his unique mark is consistently evident in music bearing the Alex Banks brand, rapidly becoming a seal of warm approval in stark contrast to so much sterile dance fare made with machine-like precision. Just as Illuminate made you move inside and out, so Alex’s next chapter is sure to be full of heart-swelling builds and a very organic sense of euphoria. You can go ahead and mark it as essential, already.

#071 - Alex Banks (UK)

Sphere

Black Hole Revisited

Robot Koch
www.robotsdontsleep.com
contact@treesandcyborgs.com

Robot Koch is an award-winning composer, producer, and sonic innovator whose work exists at the intersection of sound, art, and immersive technology. With a deep curiosity about the connection between music, science, and consciousness, he creates cinematic soundscapes that transcend traditional genres, blending electronic, ambient, and modern classical elements into deeply evocative experiences.

With a discography spanning multiple albums and over 100 million streams, Koch's music has been featured in films, TV series, and immersive audiovisual experiences that captivate audiences worldwide. His live performances, known for their multi-sensory depth, have sold out venues across the globe.

A recipient of multiple international awards, including "Best Immersive Experience" at the DTLA Film Festival, Koch has collaborated with renowned artists such as Grammy-nominated conductor Kristjan Järvi, as well as Max Richter, Christian Löffler, and Anoushka Shankar.

Constantly exploring the transformative power of sound, Koch’s work pushes the boundaries of music as a tool for healing, connection, and expanded awareness—bridging art, technology, and human emotion in profound and unexpected ways.

Black Hole Revisited

Robot Koch

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