Summer is coming with big beams, and so are spacey and sequency tracks. At least at the castle of Brederode you will be able to experience quite a bunch of them, as a little festival is taking place on June 27 featuring Free Arts Lab, Spyra, and Planet of the Arps. And to give you a little teaser, we have Spyra and Free Arts Lab on tonight's show right at the beginning. Then there is the new album by Byron Metcalf and Mark Seelig named Intention right behind. Followed by DigitalSimplyWorld who captured the Cosmic Ocean First Contact for us. Next, the new Walter Roos album beaming us into The 9th Dimension. And finally we will perceive A Scent of Jasmine when listening to e-Tiefengrund.

Yay! We are back! The server failure hit syndae hard, but I am so happy to be finally back with a new show full of fantastic music all along. I'm not going to hold back and go right into the media. The starter tonight is brought to us by MorPheuSz who will be live on stage next week in Dinslaken. If your like their music, try to make it to that event featured by F.D.Project. We have more, like the brand new Transfer of My Affections by The Pels Syndicate. Also, a sampler ba Big Wave Records represented here by Zixel's Deep Space Orchestra. Oh, and another great compilation by iapetus, where I picked Robert Jürjendal's contribution. Then we have the brand new Maxxess named Green Fairy. And closing we will with Thirteen Rites of Passage by Michael Brückner.

There are so many new releases out and coming, I had a hard time to sort out some for tonight's show. Best, if you like any of the tracks, go for the websites linked to in the playlist and get hold of a copy of the albums the tracks come from. They are all worth it! But first, get a listen, of course. Starting with the brand new Orbital Flight by Stan Dart. Followed by the mysterious M.O.B.S. coming Aus dem Nichts. Next, Vortex Mechanix taking us to the Edge of Solar System. Impossible Landscapes are presented by DeeperNET. And Fanger and Schönwälder together with Lüül will give you the Analog Overdose Volume 5. Finally, Dimitris Palikaris is up, and this goes to Eternity.

Relax. Just do it. When you listen right into it. Put all the stress aside, when listening to tonight's show. Starting with Janneh being Live at Raisio. Having Pure Relaxation with Detlef Keller. Overcome the Fear of the Emptiness Space by listening to Perceptial Defence and Syndromeda. Enjoy some ambient music from the Facebook April sampler with Jeff Appleton. Go silent with Cousin Silas presenting The Place it Used to Be. And finally breath deeply getting O Two by W.O.S.P.

Life is but a dream? If so, here comes one of the joyful parts of it in form of excellent electronic music. Pure beauty cought in delicious sounds on tonight's playlist. Starting with a dream team, TMA featuring Martinson for a star dream journey. Then finding our Ways with aAirial from France, and looking for Archaic Frontiers with Alpha Wave Movement. Moreover, we took Opaeq from Lunarblues' Haarp. And then we are Passengers with Green Isac. Just before closing this dream journey with Brückner and Everling and their Sparrows.  

While we are at it, on tonight's playlist you will find music from past and coming events' artists, and some brand new releases as well. The first contribution is by Erik Seifert and Josef Steinbüchel, who just presented their new album at the Schallwelle ceremony, named Softlock. Followed by the grand-seigneur of electronic music Peter Mergener and a revived double album on his Creatures. This edition also is about two events coming up, which really deserve being visited and need your early commitment to make them happen. One of them is the Radio Happy Event on June 7th, presenting artists not seen before on stage in our realm, where I have The Glimmer Room and Bob Hedger on the show. The second event is E-Day, also presenting several new faces, artists with really cool music, like Pyramid Peak and Przemysław Rudź. Great music, great events to support.  

Spring is starting brillant over her, and off you go sitting outside having sun. And for the late eventings, you still have some great music in a compact podcast form to enjoy the coming weekend. Hell, yeah. And tonight we go chill again, starting with Fanger and Schönwälder in cooperation with Cosmic Hoffmann who ask to Mopho Me Babe. We have a reprise of Vortex Elements and their Decennium Edition. Take the Money and Run, that's the advice given by Code Indigo in their newest release. Meanwhile, Faber presents us Ways. Then we have hot stuff by 40gradmusik and their initial release Thermosphere. Closing down the night listening to the new album by Wojciech Wszelaki, Many Different Colors of Love. Spot on.

Quite coincidental, but I think quite fitting that episode 250 is a special show on a great musician who will receive the Schallwelle Award for his life accomplishments: John Kerr. On tonight's playlist along with music by John Kerr himself there are other great artists of the golden age and beyond, namely Tom Story, Michael Garrison, Eric van der Heijden, and Ron Boots. This one is dedicated to you, John.