"Searching" is the perfect companion for a day at the
beach, for your outdoor activities, for concentration or for your idle moments.
Millhope's instrumental music represents daydreaming, curiosity and hope.
The ingredients: spherical guitar lines, catchy analog synth melodies and field recording samples, driven by driving drums.

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The MacCready Gossamer Condor was the first human-powered aircraft capable of controlled and sustained flight; as such, it won the Kremer prize in 1977. Its design was led by Paul MacCready of AeroVironment, Inc.

The Gossamer Condor evolved over a period of time through three distinct versions. The first version, known by MacCready as the Pasadena version, was a proof-of-concept aircraft which flew only once, in the parking lot of the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. The first aircraft carrying the name Gossamer Condor was known as the Mojave version, without pilot fairings and other niceties, flown at Mojave airport by MacCready's sons on 26 December 1976. The record-breaking version, known as the Shafter version, included improvements such as a pilot nacelle and double-skin airfoil sections, allowing the aircraft to fly long distances as well as maneuver.

The aircraft, piloted by amateur cyclist and hang-glider pilot Bryan Allen, won the first Kremer prize on August 23, 1977, by completing a figure-eight course specified by the Royal Aeronautical Society, at Minter Field in Shafter, California. It was capable of taking off under human power.

On September 22, 1977, Maude Oldershaw, wife of the chief construction engineer Vern Oldershaw, became the first female to pilot a human-powered airplane under her own power.

The success led Paul MacCready and AeroVironment to carry on with experimental aircraft: the Gossamer Albatross, which crossed the English Channel, the Solar Challenger, a solar electric-powered version that also made an English Channel crossing and NASA's Pathfinder/Helios series of unmanned solar-powered aircraft.

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Keywords For This Track: Clouds, Dreams, Vinyl, Old School, Analog Dreams, Melody, Chill, Pad, Boards Of Canada.

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Barbed Wire Podcast guitar background music - (FREE DOWNLOAD)

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I decided to put my top 20 tunes of all time into one compilation for you to hear a full specter of electronic sound that makes me impress during all my live. This is not a DJ-Set but a Playlist contains twenty my most liked tracks. From Ambient to IDM trip here is waiting for you! 
Various Artists Tracklist:
Brian Eno - Deep Blue Day (1983 Remastered 2005)
Boards of Canada - Aquarius (1998)
AFX - Cuckoo (1994)
Karsh Kale - Distance (2003)
Priori - Tulip A/B - Beat (2020)
Orbital - Belfast (1991)
Lusine - Gravity (2009)
Superpitcher - Shadows (2000)
Gazeebo - Gangster Sunset (2012)
808 State - Pacific 707 (1989)
Alexander Robotnick - Dance Boy, Dance (1984)
Miss Kittin & The Hacker - 1982 (2001)
Nova & Saule - Ghosted (2021)
Drexciya - Living On the Edge (1994)
Detroit In Effect - Dutch Friends (2011)
Moderat - Versions (2013)
Polygon Window - Polygon Window (1993)
Kraftwerk - Home Computer (1981)
The Hacker - Electronic Snowflakes (2004)
Ad Vanz vs Gescom - Viral (1998)

Tony's All Time Favourites Top 20 Tunes Playlist Mix

Some breakcore/dnb/jungle account
EST. 05.25

German-born producer and composer millhope sees his instrumental music as a source for daydreaming, curiosity, hope, and idleness. With his catchy synthesizer melodies and spherical guitar lines, pushed by driving drums and striking bass, millhope’s music takes you on a journey through dreamy soundscapes, drawing inspiration from albums like Tycho's "Dive“, Genesis's "Abacab“, Jonny Buckland’s (Coldplay) guitar lines, and Muse's synth arpeggios. 
Describing his genre as a blend of chillwave, ambient rock, and downbeat, his music is sure to be the perfect soundtrack for your daydreaming and idle moments. For him, it’s not just about the melodies - he also incorporates subtle but ever-present field recording elements, including nature-related sound collages and samples of everyday objects and instruments. And he has a certain haptic fetish, admitting that he loves the sound and feel of the PATCH NUMBER button on his Juno-60.

experimenting with genres like house and urban beats

instagram: @botesqu
spotify: Theodora Botescu

New tracks tagged #Boardsofcanada