Now, what is it that made me feel a little bit easier this week? Maybe it's the Spring-view with all its green and yellow colours. And it is slightly getting warmer and sunnier over here. I am feeling quite positive these days, except for that screaming pink car outside, which blinds my eyes. Being in such a mood, of course the selection of music for tonight's edition follows the lighter weight of life. Join me for some easy and beautiful songs by Mativetsky, Amiri & Pagé (Metamorphose), Andrew Schoen & Joe Nutter (Live & Otherwise), Bernd Scholl (Seasons Will Change), Dino Pacifici (Future Noir), Ambient Ballroom (Between the Cakes), Cass Anawaty (Continuance), Projekt Ich vs Talking to Ghosts (In the Fire), Øystein Q. Jørgensen (The March equinox 2026), Vin Downes & Tom Eaton (Until the Light Was Gone), Steve Orchard (A Sudden Rush of Calm), Glint (Hope), yttriphie (Solipsis).
Looking forward to two festivals in late September and early October, which are definitely woth visiting. First, there is the Raumzeit Festival in Dortmund, and we have tracks from three of the artists, namely Erren, Fleißig, Schöttler & Steffen, Nisus, and Moogulator. And then there is the famous Electronic-Circus in Gütersloh, whereof I present music by Michael Rother, Harmonia, Auto-Pilot and Pyramid Peak tonight.
Wow. Where is the week gone? Not that I was very busy, but time flew away like some little storm. Well, now let's reduce speed and enjoy a fine playlist with very calm music. Starting with Lucy Claires excellent track from the Sequence6 compilation. Experiencing Solarization with Janneh. Then having a Dream induced by Acheloo. Going over to Monolith Cylce showing us his Gateway. Followed by a cool track of Piotr Nowotnik from the Indian Spirit compilation. We then visit the Amazonas accompanied by Lomita. And closing up On Brink of Natural Catastrophes as seen by Walter Roos. Have fun.
So this is summer in 2013, about 30C and me sitting in front of the computer, both of us being cooled down by fans. Tonight's show does not contain chilling music, though. May be best to get a nice cool drink for listening. On the roster (ha!) are Sequential Dreams with a double featurette on their Fantastic Stories. Further we have Rewo and his "ceremonial" album Earth Festivities. A nice track from the compilation Atisha by RiZZi. And finally there is the Audio Cologne Project and their album 2911. Enjoy.
After a rather longish break, welcome back to syndae. Some rather chilly show tonight to fight the current warmth at my place, so I hope you don't mind. It starts with A Smaller Place, fresh from the CD press, by Patrick Geren. Then we have two tracks from the compilation Inhala by Nathan Jo and Nulix. And Remy did another collaboration album, this time with My Breath My Music. Followed by the twin album of Inhala named Exhala, with tracks by Eckul and aAirial. Finally, music by Th.e n.d who returned with a brand new album named Annodam 94.
Packed with new and recent stuff, this repdigit episode provides electronica in quite a diversity. Starting with the still steaming Another Day in Future by Vanderson. Followed by a two-tracker from Claus Martin's Going Modular. Then going to Undiscovered Shores with Kuutana. When xenoton takes us In a World of Lights and Glass. Afterwards, a quite surprising track by Martin Neuhold. Right before enjoying the Mystic Dawn with Gert Emmens and Cadenced Haven. The new René Splinter introduces Modern Ruins. And then Voynich shows up with a new fine track of his collection. Concluding the show with the classic Oldambt by Gert Blokzijl.
syndae is an independent podcast on electronic music of ambient, space, new age, harmonic, traditional, progressive, and rhythmic style, not directly including electronic dance music. The goal of syndae is to make aware of fine electronic music, by providing enjoyable episodes with well known and not yet well known artists from around the world, and to promote events of the electronic music scene, by dedicating episodes to selected artists of such an event. Host of the show is Stefan, an enthusiast of electronic music, who likes to spread the word and sound of synth.
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