Time and again I go back to the style and sound that sparked my love for electronic music; that is back in the 1970s/1980s, the so called golden age for traditional EM. Back then, it was the greats like Tangerine Dream, Jean-Michel Jarre, Software, and others who gave me the thrills. I still enjoy their music, also the current songs they produce. But mostly it's the "younger" generation, I enjoy to have on the show nowadays. This edition is a mixture of both with older and newer blood in a mix. Join me for wonderful timeless sounds by F.D.Project (Look in the sky), Michael Stearns & Robert Rich (Reunion of Breath & Waves), Adam Filip (The Returning Circle), Peter Mergener (Keep on Dreaming), Michael Whalen (Standing Near Infinity), Deus Astra vs Time Away (Wheel of Time), Brainwork (Hypnos).
A night blue blanket just covered the sky over here, and I'm right in the mood for serene music, with beautiful scapes but not too boring. So here come the tracks reflecting the rest I need from a turbulent week. On tonight's show, fantastic music by Altus, Exuviae, Hajo Liese & Alien Nature, John Puchiele Ensemble, Kevin Lyons, Pete Farn, and Sava Marinkovic.
I'm not sure what makes me go for beats tonight. Maybe, it's spring finally reaching my living space. Could also be that I am just happy and mentally dancing along. Whatsoever, this episode is more into rhythm. And it starts right away with music perfectly describing my state of mind with Method, the brand new album by Stefan Erbe. Immediately followed by some Future Lounge presented by Giuliano Rodrigues. We then get into Mirko Edelmann's Dirty Things. Followed by a little reminder on Bancode Gaia's Apollo. Afterwards, some live recording from Space Wanderers by EugeneKha. And then experiencing the Wrath of the Gods by Weldroid. Tonight's closer come from Wellenfeld and their recently released Pandemie.
More on the easy going, lightweight music path tonight, having quite a bunch of recent releases on the listening menu. Like the brand new album by Janneh called Transitions. And one of the twosome by Paul Sills, where we hear from White light. In between, a free compilation of Noston's musical works as Pied Piper. Followed by a track from Beyond the Realm of Angels by Steve Orchard. Then the finally finished Cities by Kikai. And finally a classic track from History by Pyramid Peak.
Tonight it's nearly all about E-Day in one way or the other, and the E still does not mean Easter (ok, bad joke). Btw., E-Day is organized by Groove Unlimited, the label run by Ron Boots and also the one releasing many of the albums on tonight's episode. And it starts with a brand new album, to be released at E-Day. It is named PrimiTiveS and a wonderful collaboration work by Remy and Synth.nl. The following album, still fresh and tasty, is by TM Solver and named Sparkling, also available at E-Day with SynGate. The final three tracks are by artists you can enjoy live a the festival, and all of them deserve it. The first is René Splinter with Singularities, followed by the youngest EM performer ever at E-Day, Synthex. And finally, we have German multi-artist Bernhard Wöstheinrich. Hope to see many of you in Oirschot.
What a colorful episode we have tonight, mostly blueish with sprinkles of red and yellow will jump out of the speakers to you. The session starts with a double by Code Indigo and their upcoming album Meltdown. Pursued by some Klangfarben (i.e., colors of sound) brought to us by Klangwald. We then get bright yellow Sun beams served by Thaneco. Right before we go back to relish the king of the blue with RAL 5002 by TMA featuring Martinson.
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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