Why is it that people seem not to learn from the past? Some seem to simply forget, others to not see the similarities to past events. And while the new media is called "social", it is not. It builds information bubbles one easily gets caught in. And from all those places your brain gets stuffed with useless and often faulty or invented information that makes one dizzy. It's important to not rely on one source only, and it is also important to identify and silence all the noise and listen carefully. Like you should on tonight's edition with joyful but rather ambient music given in tracks by Robert Rich (Space Camp), Altus (Echo Bloom), Stefan Erbe (LemGo - live on EC-Festival), Conny Olivetti (A Longing for Rural Peace), Ótal (Fjöður), Peter Phippen & Eric "the" Taylor (Two By Twilight), Volker Rapp (Silent Running), Ian Craig (The Four States Of Matter: Liquid Volume 1), Cousin Silas & Ramón Sánchez (Cousin Silas & Friends Vol. 9 Pt. 10).
Time draws near the Ricochet Gathering, only two weeks before an early electronic christmas in Berlin. And here comes even more music of participating artists. On tonight's show, enjoy marvellous and fascinating tracks by Akasha Project, B. Ashra, Daniel Bloom, Krzysztof Horn, and an exclusive audio excerpt by Remy.
Going to catch up with one of the biggest German EM events coming up in about two weeks: the Ricochet Gathering. Four days of electronic music starting around noon and ending late at night each day, having improvisation sessions as well as regular concerts and, moreover, featuring a press session with Johannes Schmölling on Saturday. Sounds like a real feast, and what's more to know about the Gathering and the man behind you will get to know on tonight's special, featuring an interview with Vic Rek of Ricochet Dream, including some musical excerpts by Paul Lawler, Jerome Froese, and from the 2003 edition of the Gathering. And don't miss volume 2, having more music by artists playing live in Berlin at the Ricochet Gathering.
Diving deep into ambient on tonight's volume 2 of episode 103. Give your body a rest and inhale the dark and often unusual atmospheres of the tracks by Craig Vear, Creosote, Human Metronome, Nadim Haque, and Rudy Adrian.
Another two volume episode to please you all. Tomorrow, we dive into the depth of the deepest ambient music. But for tonight, there's more festival music on the show, making you hungry for E-Live 2010 and the Ricochet Gathering. You can barely get more electronic music these days, which of we have a very tiny selection with tracks by AirSculpture, EL-KA, Polaris, Sunya Beat, and the "Muflon Sorcerers" a.k.a. Paul Lawler, Dave Brewer, Conrad Gibbons and Yarek.
Great choice to stay with me tonight on volume 2 of episode 102, having only three tracks to do a long play show tonight. Amazing audible pictures by masters of synth. Enjoy tonight: Crystal Dreams, Spyra & Chris Lang, and Steve Gane.
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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