What better day than March 8 to drop another female fronted, roundabout route kind of mixtape? Much likeExploradora, Woman of the World, Take Over!, Sing it, Sister (originally shared on IWD, 2020) andA Song in the Blood before - Mothers & Daughters initially started out with me collecting a bunch of songs I've discovered over the years - that I love. But as I have a slight preference for woman’s singing voices, compilations like these simply occurs. Fourteen enchanting and lovingly performed songs (plus six instrumentals) that should do good for both your mental and physical well being. Although musically a little all over the place, I think this hour flows along quite nicely -Moahaha
1 Kay Gardner - Inner Mood I 2 Gothart - La Rosa Enflorence 3 Cher - Behind the Door 4 Clara Nunes - Meus Tempos De Criança 5 Elisabeth Waldo - Pentitente Procession 6 島倉千代子 - 恋しているんだもん 7 Sandy Posey - The Big Hurt 8 Чаровницы - Я не могу вас забыть 9 Merit Hemmingson - Skänklåt av Pers Erik Olsson 10 ピーナッツ - 宵待草
11 Maria Creuza - A Timidez me Devora 12 Gladly Playe Wyth Stryngs - Nobody's Gigge / Gathering Peascods 13 Salwa - Idaich 14 Soraya Melik - Inleyen Nagmeler 15 Daniela Casa - Santor 16 이해연 - 아리랑 정능고개 17 정미조 - 愛の瞳 18 Kay Gardner - Inner Mood II 19 Extradition - A Love Song 20 Lynsey De Paul - Moonrise
Music for whenever life in itself offers a bit of a challenge. Half a century old jazz sounds in various shapes and colors is my main safe haven in music. Needless to say I listen to this stuff A LOT. Neither avantgarde nor easy listening. Free spirited but with hooks and grooves. No other theme here really. A tribute to the divine healing powers of listening to musicians that plays together simply for the sake of creating music - together (at least that is how I interpret it) -Moahaha
1 Esa Pethman - Shepherd Song 2 Rain - Whine And Wail 3 Barry Miles - Tandoori 4 Baroque Jazz Trio - Delhi Daily 5 Source Of Life Arkestra Revelation - To the Most Holy Place 6 Jazz Work Shop - Sha Shtil Harabbi Ba
7 New York Jazz Quartet - Song of the Black Knight 8 Dom Um Romao - Lamento Negro 9 Walter Bishop Jr. - Keeper of My Soul 10 Joe Haider Trio - Tante Nelly 11 Formace JQ - Jan Kepler 12 New Jazz Trio - Haranca (Take 1 edit)
You may not be able to tell from my shares, but I love the hell out of 60-70’s funky soul music and listen to it all the time. It still feels somewhat a little outside my «field of expertise» (whatever that may be), so I guess I’ve l haven’t had a full mix in me until now. Well, actually I posted a Soulside Journey C90 ten years ago which is probably my least interesting mix ever. This has the same title but the cover and all the songs are new. I think by now I’ve fallen into enough rabbit holes full o' soul to compile an hour of non-stop bangers for you. Ok, maybe not all bangers, but all great -Moahaha
1 Chuck Brooks - Love's Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Part 2) 2 Aaron Neville - Jailhouse 3 The Wildcats - 3625 Groovy Street 4 The V.I.P.s - Maxie's Mood 5 Gloria Jones - Share My Love 6 Sloan Bey - Look At Your Brother 7 Carla Thomas - Give Me Enough (To Keep Me Going) 8 George Jackson - Love Hijacker Pt. 2 9 Ted Taylor - Something Strange Is Going On In My House 10 Nikki Giovanni - The Way I Feel
11 Dynamic Corvettes - It’s A Trap 12 Goldie & The Gingerbreads - Song Of The Moon 13 Jacky Giordano - Steel Mongoes 14 Doug Hammond - Wake Up Brothers 15 Ralph & The Telecasters - Something Deep Inside 16 Winfield Parker - Starvin’ 17 Bun Hunga And His Combo - Bangala 18 The Natural Resources Unpolluted - Funky With My Stuff 19 Jewel Bass - It's Been a Long Time Coming
Hey! I used an old playlist full of beautiful, melancholic jazz and some soundtrack-like tunes to compile this one for you. I've never made coverart and compiled a C60 in one short afternoon before (I kept the title of the book, so that saved me hours of work - and thinking). While this is obviously meant to be a pleasant listen, it's still emotional and deep stuff. It's the sort of music I reach for to warm my soul on cold winter days. I'm sure it'll warm you up as well -Moahaha
1 Akira Ishikawa & Count Buffalos - Sunrise 2 Galapagos Duck - What Am I Doing Here 3 Emil Viklický - Píseň Pro Jana Hammra 4 Simon Park - Wedgewood Blue 5 Tortilla Flat - Fatimorgani 6 Takeshi Inomata & The Third - Alone 7 John Graas - Land Of Broken Toys
8 Lalo Schifrin - Felicity 9 Berndt Egerbladh - Glädjens Blomster 10 John Hébert Trio - Billy No Mates 11 Herbie Mann - Flying 12 Khan Jamal Percussion and Strings Quartet - Innosence 13 Marco Antonio Araujo - Adágio 14 Ronnie Aldrich and His Two Pianos - Love Theme [From the Valachi Papers]
I was curious to try out Logamp as a free alternative to Mixcloud but now it's been down for weeks, and doesn't look very promising anymore. So I'm checking out this Audius-thing. Let me know if it works for you (or rather if it doesn't). At least it appears to be a lot more popular.
Yusef Abdul Lateef (William Emanuel Huddleston) 1920 – 2013
So happy new year I guess. Trying out Pixeldrain (looks very promising to me. Let me know how it works for you) with an old compilation of mine. This Yusef Lateef-tribute was originally shared back in January 2014. The link has been dead for years, so it was about time for a re-up. My lazy CD compilation-like design makes this appear somewhat cheap and disposable but it's actual content is really, really nice.
As far as I know, all our old mixes and shares have at least one active link. No more Mixcloud, Mediafire, pCloud or Yandex (Btw: did the uloz.to links work for you?) for me, but I'm sure I'll be back with some C60's & C90's nevertheless. Anyway, here's what I wrote:
Yusef left us the 23rd of December 2013 and it seems dying is the only effective career move for an ageing artist, so his music will undoubtly get some extra attention in the next couple of years.
Over the last couple of years openminded jazz fans of blogland and elsewhere have been enjoying a flood of long forgotten spiritual and exotic jazz collections, shared 'n rare vinylrips and re-releases. For reasons unknown the author, multi-instrumentalist, soul brother, the true «world jazz» pioneer and perhaps Mr. Spiritual himself Yusef Lateef is sometimes mentioned as an influence, but rarely included.
Although an excellent tenor saxophonist leaving us plenty of classic post bop, swing and third stream compositions and recordings to discover and enjoy, I wanted to compile 90 minutes focusing on what really made him sonically stand out from the very beginning. In 1957 alone, our sound searching genius recorded material for 13 soloalbums (all worth having). Along with the more conventional jazz numbers middle-eastern, far east, spiritual & indian themes as well as his gorgeous flute, oboe and bassoon-playing and use of unconventional instruments like bamboo flute, shanai, shofar, xun, arghul, koto, gong, earthboard + a Seven-Up bottle and a balloon is already there.
On Last Celestial Nomad you'll actually get the impression Yusef played his flute and oboe (and balloon) more often than he played his saxophone. In reality its the other way around. Although representative for my favorite kind of Yusef sounds these 19 highly spirited compositions from 19 different albums recorded over a period of 15 years (1957-1972) is not an attempt to make a best of, or a representative introduction. Its like a mixtape with a unifying theme using material from one artist exclusively. Enjoy!
...Mixcloud has started charging money for uploading further streams, Mediafire is blocking quite a few of my files, pCloud limits all my files due to "high download traffic"... and they all want my money. But I'm not gonna spend money to share music for free. Looks like the universe is telling me to stop sharing mixtapes.................................. blah...
-If for nothing else but to make this post a little less boring, here's "an oldie" I compiled back in 2012, that's probably new to most of you. The link has been active all these years so it's just a repost. Like that Marie Laforêt-comp, it's shaped to resemble a double album:
"Does the hippest man ever to walk the earth need an introduction? If so, I'll let Wikipedia do it for me. Here's 16x2 of my favorite "Hi De Ho" man tunes compiled from a selection of ca. 300. Mainly taken from the 12 CD Chronological Classics - 1930-1947 collection, and the This is Hep-boxset. I definitely prefer his early days and everything included here is recorded sometime inbetween 1930-1941. I've tried to choose the best version I had available both sound-and performance-wise for each song" -Moahaha
My
approach to this eleventh ever Xmas Delights is the same as my tenth,
meaning: another sentimental nostalgia trip containing nothing but the
familiar sounds of unfamiliar oldies from yesteryear. Longing back and
romanticising the past is simply spirit the of the season. It’s been
that way for generations before us. A century ago they were already
singing about celebrating Christmas in «the good old fashioned way». Yes
I know I’m repeating myself, but that’s just how I like it. Treat
yourself with some warm mulled wine, hot cocoa… or eggnog (if that’s
your poison:) and cuddle up by the fireplace, if you can - with this, my
coziest hour of seasonal music yet. I wish you all, all the best
-Moahaha
1 Eva Dahlbeck med Stig Holms Stråkensemble - Staffan Stalledräng (early 1950’s) 2 Elton Britt - The Skater's Yodel (1954) 3 The Pilgrim Travellers - I’ll Be Home For Christmas (1953) 4 Peggy Lee - The Christmas Spell (1949) 5 Eddie Barclay, Emil Stern - Noël Sans Vous (1955) 6 Dinah Shore - Sleigh Ride In July (1944)
(*or new MF-link with: 6 Kitty Kallen - The Spirit Of Christmas (1954) 7 Henry Jerome & His Orchestra - My Dream Christmas (early 1950’s) 8 John Hedéen - Nu tar vi i ring (Julpolska) (1939) 9 Henry Hall, Don Donovan & BBC Dance Orch. - The Santa Claus Express (1933) 10 Ardon Cornwell & the RCA Victor Orch. - March Of The Gnomes (1947) 11 Steinar Jøraandstad - Snefloker (1937)
12 Jill Allen with Sid Phillips And His Orchestra - Little Jack Frost Get Lost (1931) 13 Mindy Carson - Christmas Chopsticks (1949) 14 Woolf Phillips And His Orchestra - Dancing Bells (1952) 15 Bobby Capo - Navidad Contigo (1954) 16 Johnny McAfee - When Winter Comes (1939) 17 Skinnay Ennis with Hal Kemp and His Orch. - It's Winter Again (1932) 18 Trudy Richards - The Winter Waltz (1950) 19 Music Box Series - O Little Town Of Bethlehem (1953) 20 Will Osborne - Out in the Cold Again (1934) 21 The Jeff Alexander Choir With Bill Lee - Little Bitty Baby (1952) 22 Mary O'Hara - Na Leanbhaì I Mbeithil (1958) 23 Bamberger Symphoniker & Jonel Perlea - Christmas Carol (1958)
-I revisit all our old C90’s while making streams to upload for Radio AlHara. However these two mixtapes compiled in spring 2016, were originially C120’s(!). Not long after I posted them I’ve thought them both to be overlong and hard to sit through. You know, a little bloated. Our ninety minute radio slot twice a month was a perfect excuse to trim them down to three-fourths of its original size (plus improve on the flow, the sound and the cover art). To me they feel brand new and I finally enjoy them from start to finish. Well here they are (again):
Ever since my childhood I've had an affinity for a certain timbre that could mainly be found in the music from behind the Iron Curtain and in the regions of the former Sovietunion. Wether it’s armenian tetrachords, persian shashmaqam-modes from the central asian regions, klezmer, balkan or gypsy tunes... melancholic, joyous (or both simultaniously) - it always seem to go straight to my heart -Moahaha
1 Ensemble de Shavkat Mirzaev - Gulruch / Soul of Flower (Uzbekistan) 2 Zeynəb Xanlarova - Ек-ёк (Azerbaijan) 3 Munadjat Yulchieva & Ensemble Shavkat Mirzaev - Ranolan Mansun (Uzbekistan) 4 Georgian Voices - Aba Darujan (Georgia) 5 Sirajoddin Juraev - Masq-e Javanan (Tajikistan) 6 Vanja Lazarova Dimitrovska - Doko, Doko Mori Crno Oko (Macedonia) 7 Abdukvaki Abdulrashidov - Tanavar-E-Farghaneh (Tajikistan) 8 Agapi Kazarian - Hikou Ghimeten Tchim Gidi (Armenia) 9 Turgun Alimatov - Chorgoh (Uzbekistan) 10 Esma Redžepova - Caje Sukarije (Macedonia) 11 Toni Iordache - Cantec de Ascultare si Breaza (Romania) 12 Vladimir Smbatian - Armyanskie Narodnye Melodii (Armenia) 13 Vanja Lazarova Dimitrovska - Ej Gugutka Guka U Gora (Macedonia)
14 Verka Siderova - Zhunala e Radka (Bulgaria) 15 Mira Vasiljevic - Oj Javore (Serbia) 16 Kairat Boibosynov - Ashilim (Kazakhstan) 17 Kanklių Trio - Preliudija Ir Fuga C-Dur (Lithuania) 18 Usnija Jasarova - Me Suneste Aljan (Macedonia) 19 Pauls Dambis - Jūras Dziesmas (Sea Songs): I. Pūti, Pūti, Vēja Māte (Latvia) 20 Ozoda Ashurova & Abduvali Abdurashidov - Yor Gulsumane (Tajikistan) 21 Salamat Sadikova – Kirgiz Jeri / Kygryz Land (Kyrgyzstan) 22 100 Kaba Bagpipes Choir and Orchestra - Bela Sum, Bela, Yunache (Bulgaria) 23 Valentinas Kaplūnas - Paltanavičius / Rapsodija (Lithuania) 24 Nezaket Memmedova - Nece Unudum Seni (Azerbaijan) 25 Istvan Nyul - Mélodie Csángó et Danse Hajduk (Hungary) 26 Hasmik Harutyunyan & The Shoghaken Ensemble – Kessabi Oror (Armenia) 27 Georgi Cholev - Melodia Na Tambura (Bulgaria)
Jazz can be and mean a great many different things - spiritual, intellectual, political, relaxing, painful... you name it. Its also potentially full of suspense, tension, action and horror which is why jazz has been used to a great extent in film noir, thrillers, crime, giallo, cop-movies to name a few genres. I don't know why film-makers abandoned the perfect soundpalette to go along with moving images in favour of pompous orchestral scores and seemingly random pop-songs, but I know that they shouldn't have.
There's much greatness hidden in mostly obscure soundtracks and even more obscure production/library records - and from countless hours of excellence I've compiled 90 minutes of tunes in all kinds of moods, approaches and genres really, but still pretty much jazz in one way or another -Moahaha
1 Raymond Le Sénéchal – Generique 2 Farlocco - Stadio 3 Raymond Guiot – Primitive Spirit 4 Pippo Caruso – Discosession 5 Ziad Rahbani - Variation 2 6 Art Blakey - No Hay Problema Pt. 2 7 Orkest Ruud Bos - Dat Verhaal Van Jou 8 Fiorenzo Carpi - Pelle Di Luna 9 Guy Pedersen - Chasse À L'homme 10 Janko Nilovic – Flemish Suite 11 Barney Wilen - Poursuite et Metro
12 Keith Papworth – Wheel Man 13 Stefano Liberati - Shark Jazz Band 14 Giuliano Sorgini - Ingranaggi Pesanti 15 Bruno Nicolai – Immaginativa 16 Michel Bernholc – Articulation 17 Giovanni Tommaso - Underground Number Seven 18 Alessandro Alessandroni – Introverso 19 Aldo Buonocore - La Fine di Fanny 20 Camille Sauvage – Requiem Pour Satan 21 Pierre Arvay – Footing 22 Ennio Morricone - Gatto a Nove Code 23 Daniela Casa – Dittatura
-click on titles or cover art for links (original C120, 2016-versions arehere & here)
I don't know how well I succeeded but my intention was for the cover art to resemble my favorite Cosmic Jokers, Harmonia and Cluster-albums. I've compiled a sort of «Fahren, fahren, fahren auf der Milchstraße» mix of kosmische unterhaltung. Electronic music, but in a warm and playful way. For the most part -Moahaha
1 Massive Suits Quartet - The Odyssey, Pt. 1 2 Mamman Sani Abdoulaye - Bodo 3 Michele Mercure - The Sky Is Falling 4 Teisutis Makacinas - Ilgas Laukimas 5 Rainbow Generator - Quiblings Query 6 Vick Mars - Arran Avenue Summer 7 Matt Berry - Music For Insomniacs (Part II) end edit 8 Philippe Feret - Jeux de Verre 9 Kosmischer Laufer - Weltraumspaziergang 10 Château Flight - Les Vampires (Part 7) 11 The Trash Can Company - The Manchester Stomp 12 Carl Matthews - Image III
13 Flaty - Aliyans (feat. Lapti) 14 Adrian Cox - Aegina (Part 1) 15 Max Ox - Seat 7B 16 Fred Weinberg - Aum Mau Mau 17 Kitaro - Endless Dreamy World / Kaiso 18 Klaus Krüger - Suchen 19 Mike Vickers - Tomorrow Today 20 Mick Clarke - Time Is Now 21 Gerhard Heinz - Disko Alternativ 22 Dominique Laurent & Pinok et Matho - Tout-en-rêverie 23 Michael Bundt - Terrania (Electri City) 24 Ian Boddy - Natural Motion 25 Syrinx - Field Hymn (Epilogue)
It was only a couple of days ago I stumbled upon this dense, 19th century Orientalist painting by Charles-Théodore Frère. It affected me. I felt the intense heat and tasted the sand in my mouth. This is a soundtrack for the cover art and sonically a follow-up to my «east meets west» 2016-mix Orient-Tneiro. Back then I wrote «Oriental jazz-vibes and slow 'n sensuous bellydance grooves. Unlike an Exotica-album your inner imagined landscapes won't be of the sea or the jungle, but the desert and the savannah». I wouldn’t last for a day in a habitat like that, but I can listen to this kind of music all day every day. -Moahaha
1 Gus Vali - The Speechless Animal 2 Uakti - Arabesque 3 The Sheiks - Ya-Habibi 4 Attila Engin Group - Zultan 5 Omar Metioui - Twisya de la San´a 6 Chris Kalogerson & The Ensemble Sarqi - Haso-Eliniko 7 Amer-Abic Orchestra - Jazz in Port Said 8 Train - Arabesque 9 Esin Engin & His Orchestra - Kolbastı 10 Clivage - Tabarkha 11 Umberto Santucci - Museo orientale (Vers. arpa) 12 Artie Barsamian - Little Boy (Pokrig Dughah)
13 Archimedes Badkar - Desert Band 14 Bros. In Co-op - Listen Heah 15 Anestos Athounasiou & His Ensemble - Stavrodromi 16 Baligh Hamdi - The Beloved Date 17 Roman Bunka - M. in T. 18 Hossam Shaker - Tamra Henna, Pt. 2 19 Sonorch - Plaine Du Tal 20 Said Slam - Inta Inta 21 David Carroll - Shish-Kebab 22 Arkadaş - Boyle Ikrar Ilen 23 Light Rain - City of Dreams 24 Tarik Bulut - Arabic Fantasy
Yes, I've made the cover art for a second Eulipion Corps album. After compiling 150 mixtapes I'm incapable of creating designs for the traditional CD/LP square (I tried both times:). But Julian doesn't seem to mind adopting "our signature look".
I've featured his music on two previous mixes: The Quiet Earth and It Was a Very Good Lightyear. So I'd say there's a fair chance you'll enjoy this if you enjoyed those - and of course if you liked Eulipion Corps (or "our") previous album Aenean Fields.
It's either free to listen to at Bandcamp, or £2.50 to buy the digital version (the CD is unfortunatly already sold out), so if you're curious, there's really no reason not to give it a try. I think it's beautiful. -Moahaha
Outside my window its all grey and the rain is pouring down. I find myself in need of a mindtrip with a summerly sort of vibe. Which is exactly what I’m offering you all as well.
-The Americas is the natural habitat of the hummingbird and Latin America is primarily where they live. Much like my similarly themed: La Flor De Surand Southwards before, I’ve collected a dozen sweet old songs and almost as many (dance) tunes - either originating from, or inspired by musical traditions from somewhere south of Miami. Or maybe south of Key West. Once again prepare yourself for melodramatic voices, great melodies, infectious rhythms and much beauty! -Moahaha
1 Magdalena Castro - Tenias Que Marcharte 2 Unknown/Caribbean Rhythms - A Colombian Pasillo 3 Noite Ilustrada - Nada Me Embaraça 4 Ritmo Natural - Bolero Natural 2 5 Onilda Figueiredo - Duas Cruzes 6 Les Shleu Shleu - Compas X 7 Claudia Moreno - Ronda 8 Hermanas Serrano - Casanova 9 Hank Levine - Swingin' Village 10 Antonio Maciel - Zacamandu
11 Preston Epps - Bongos in Paradise 12 Maria Creuza - Apelo 13 Johnny Spencer and the Kona Koasters - s' Pacifica 14 Royal Hemmingways - Suena Con Esta Noche 15 The Diamond Head Beachcombers - Beyond the Reef 16 Quinteto Ternura - Ele e Ela 17 Trio Irakitan - Ave Maria No Morro 18 Daniela Casa - Aconcagua 19 Iwalani Kamahele & Charles Miller - E Maliu Mai 20 Arsenio Rodriguez - Mona
Earthdust One will broadcast at the wonderful Radio AlHara tomorrow, thursday at 7:00 PM Betlehem time. I was never 100% pleased with the opening
track (As an introductory song. I do like it), so for this version I've scrapped it. Earthdust One now opens with: 1 Mario Migliardi - Tema di Andromeda... (over My Love Hath Vow'd). Other than that it's identical, just a little "remastered". Still I think a download link to this new version is in its place:
-My first ever mix for Dream Weapons from December 2015, was supposed to start off in gentlest way - while slowly metamorphosing into unnerving darkness over 90 minutes. But fortunately for the listener that plan didn't really work for me. So I started blending a few dark, chilly moods in between the warm and comforting tunes and vice versa - instead. Much better. Folk, avantgarde, soul, enka, surf, jazz… almost every new song introduces a radically different style of music, but I dare say it’s quite an enjoyable ride -Moahaha
Here's the link to the original post: Earthdust One (2015)
...and two weeks ago, this "oldie" was broadcast (sorry, yes I know been busy and this is all a little messy. But it deserves a visit/revisit).
Late last August I compiled a folk-mix sort of tributing the coming of autumn in all its glory*. This year’s autumnal mix however, is for the great indoors. Contemplative, (but not meditative), gently strange songs and instrumentals for book reading, board games, playing cards, knitting, drinking tea or wine, making soup, staring out the window… or whatever you feel like like doing when days get colder and shorter. This time I actually made the cover art first, and then I started collecting music I enjoy that I associated with the visuals in one way or another -Moahaha
1 The Ron Grainer Orchestra - The Art Seminar Around the Fountain 2 Miranda Martino - Maraviglioso momento 3 Séguin - Crépuscule 4 Toru Takemitsu - In the End 5 Mikael Lammgard, Gunnel Derning - Vattnet 6 Benedicte Maurseth & Åsne Valland Nordli - Alde 7 Combustible Edison - Lonelyville 8 Paul Castanier - Cad e sin don te sin 9 The Sandpipers - If 10 Beaver & Krause - Loves Of Col. Evol 11 Cyrus Faryar - Ghosts 12 The Michael Coldin Septet - Lullaby Of The Leaves 13 Mormos - Walk In, Walk Out 14 Mor - Marines 15 Belan - Homesick
16 Stressi - Finaali 17 Gale Garnett - So Long 18 Jorja Chalmers - Nightingale 19 Jessica Moss - Fractals (Truth 3) 20 Antonio Riccardo Luciani - Problemi Del Sud 21 Dulcimer - Morman's Casket 22 Gianni Fallabrino - Ballata Ebraica 23 Long Orme - Nos Rêves 24 Guglielmo Papararo & Vittorio Montis- Sol 3 25 Ken Narita - 昼下がり 26 Makoto Kubota - あさの光 27 Raul Porchetto - I. C. Ciento Treinta y Tres 28 Alfrēds Kalniņš - Balade (Outro/Owls
We weren't entirely certain how to go about this, but the great Radio AlHarais planning to broadcast all of Dream Weapons present mixes. They wanted to start with our oldest C90's, and send them in chronological order evey second and fourth thursday each month at 7:00 PM Betlehem time. We love that they'll be getting a little extra exposure many years later. And may use this as an excuse to repost and reintroduce our (by now seven year old) mixtapes in relation to them being broadcast. I'm sure quite a few of you haven't gotten around to check out all our nearly 200 posts yet anyway, so these old mixtapes may be brand new to maybe most of you anyway? It actually started the 10th of August with our second ever mix: Electric Sheep from 2015 -Moahaha
Next one, for tomorrow/thursday (August) 24th is this one:
-Seven Daemons pretends to be an esoteric journey into the very eye of
psychedelia, but in fact it is simply a collection of songs I had on
heavy rotation back then. From instrumentals to charming 70s pop-songs
that flew under the radar, i’m sure there is something here for
everyones fussy tastes -Prabha Devi
-Pretty, strange and pretty strange soundscapes made with warmly radiating analogue synths. Often accompanied by dreamlike and eerie voices singing and speaking -by Sadhu Sadhu
Radio AlHarahas a lot of great music shows. If you're curious about them, it's easiest to follow them on instagram - where they post covers and info for most of their content.
