Originally aired at BBC1 26.july 2013

Tracklist:
1.wally badarou - voices
2.riuichi sakamoto & robin scott - once in a lifetime
3.herb alpert - rotation
4.jim morrison - ghost song
5.guru guru - taoma
6.edu lobo - zanzibar
7.paul mauriat - from jupiter with love
8.juan laya & jorge montiel - cumbanchero
9.traks - wild safari (edit)
10.men at work - down under (chuck norris dub)
11.dennis brown - out of the funk
12.tanner ross - straight to the moon
13.tim green - cherry
14.let's get lost - 1002 nights
15.nese karaböcek - yali yali (edit)
16.angelo & eighteen - flight 2
17.status iv - you ain't really down (edit)
18.lone - lying in the reeds
19.chico hablas - los voladores (edit)
20.joe - r.e.j. bit
21.kitty winter - new morning (prins thomas edit)
22.shindai lovers - a little bit faster (prins thomas edit)
23.linus loves - skagg
24.steve miller band - serenade
25.sleazy mcqueen - mrs vanderbilt
26.guitar slim green - shake it up (edit)
27.gerry rafferty - right down the line (12" mix)
28.nicolette larson - lotta love (12" mix)

Todd Terje Essential Mix 2013

"Good Sex" is the first single from 'Darlings' - the sophomore album from Broken Social Scene's Kevin Drew.

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"Best New Track: ...a bouncy, piano-laced Northern Soul arrangement as steady and uplifting as the homebody commitment expressed in the chorus, 'But I'm still breathing with you, baby.’” - Pitchfork

"It's a dramatic, stirring song with all onus on atmosphere.” - The is Fake DIY

“The track is full of beautiful layers filled with guitars and synths surely to drift you away into a dreamland. Better yet, the song is also about good sex.” - Prefix Mag

"He soothingly sings, “I’m still breathin’ with you, babe” over twinkling guitars, making for one stunningly beautiful song.” - Consequence Of Sound

Arts & Crafts will release 'Darlings' on March 18th, 2014.

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Kevin Drew "Good Sex"

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Origins (1993) is a tribal-ambient album by the American artist Steve Roach. The album is based on the concept that the Earth holds memories of prehistoric human civilization.

The liner notes contain a poem by Roach's wife Linda Kohanov from which many of the track titles were derived.

Track listing
"Artifacts" 
"Connected Underground" 
"Clay, Wood, Bone, Dirt" 
"In the Eyes of the Spirit" 
"The Face in the Fire" 
"Dreaming Now, Then"

Steve Roach -Clay, Wood, Bone, Dirt

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Diynamic label artist David August puts a spin on Kollektiv Turmstrasse's "Last Day," a lovely piece of tech-house released back in 2009. His revision sees a deeper, warm, and meditative track with delicious chords and consuming basslines—-all resulting in an intoxicating audio-watering hole that you'll never want to leave. Unless perhaps for a refill. 

Kollektiv Turmstrasse - Last Day (David August Revision)

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Ein wunderbarer Song von Tom Odell, dem ich mit ein paar kleinen Veränderungen und sanften Beats etwas mehr Leben eingehaucht habe und der somit auch Clubtauglichkeit beweist.. ♪ ♫ 

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Tom Odell - Another Love (Zwette Edit)

John Lennon - Woman

Listen to this achingly beautiful poem of S.D. Clifford, recited by himself, accompanied on the piano. 
I am sure this poem will speak to many artists here on SoundCloud. 

Poem & Recitation: S.D. Clifford
Piano: cis minor  

Find more about S.D. Clifford on his webpage: http://sdclifford.com/

For The Poets Will Love You (Poem by S.D.Clifford)

For the ancient Greeks, sirens were mythical creatures who sang out to passing sailors from rocks in the sea. Their music was so beautiful, it was said, that the sailors were powerless against it--they would turn their ships towards these sea nymphs and crash in the impassable reefs around them.

In Homer's Odyssey, there's a story where Odysseus and his men are traveling near an area that Sirens are known to inhabit. Odysseus knows that if he hears the siren's song, his ship is going to sink. But he still wants to hear what they sound like. So he comes up with a plan: Odysseus has his men tie him to the mast of his ship so that he can't give commands. And then Odysseus has his men fill their own ears with beeswax so they can't hear anything. They set sail in striking distance of the sirens' call. The plan works: Odysseus gets to hear the music, his men don't, and they sail on to safety--with Odysseus pleading with his crew to crash the boat the whole way.

And for the next 2000 or so years, that's what a siren was: a creature that makes a beautiful sound.

But that all changed in 1819, when a French engineer named Charles Cagniard de la Tour decided to call the artificial noisemaker he was working on--the siren.

And this new, mechanical siren became one of THE signature sounds of the turn of the Century. Sirens warned people about immanent bombing raids during World War I. Sirens announced incoming fire engines, and ambulances, and police. 

Thanks in part to the siren, the world of the the early 20th Century had become a lot louder than any time in human history. And we can probably assume that these sirens that people heard in cities all over the world--sounded NOTHING like the siren songs of Greek myth.

At least to most. One man, a composer, named Arseny Avraamov heard music in the cacophony of the modern world. And he tried to create a composition--a symphony-- from the clatter of the newly formed Soviet Union.

Moscow-based producer Charles Maynes investigated the legend of Avraamov and his forgotten masterpiece. This is The Symphony of Sirens, Revisited.

This story was part of the Global Story Project, presented by PRX with support from the Open Society Foundations.

Plus, we hear a rebroadcast of "The Unsung Icons of Soviet Design."


Steve Roach -Clay, Wood, Bone, Dirt

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