Podcasts about chillerstadt

From a vibrant Trance track down to Asian-influenced Chillout, this episode sends you from excitement to relaxation.   1.  'Healing Angel' by Kirsty Hawkshaw. 2.  'Iron Sky (Chillerstadt remix' by Chillerstadt.  From www.chillerstadt.com 3.  'Ibiza Sunrise (With You I'm Free)' by Spicehouse. 4.  'Vinsandaan' by Hands Upon Black Earth.  From 'Translucent. 5.  'Dos Gardenias' by The Latin Love Project.  From 'Bolero Lounge.' 6.  'The Fire of Wisdom' by Peter Samuels.  From Chill Out: Tibet. Tracks 1,2,3,4 from Music Alley. Tracks 5,6 from IODA Promonet.

Tonight's Mix features an eclectic collection of music that reminds me of rainy nights. On a personal note, this is one of the most interesting episodes I've made in awhile. 1.  'Under the Rain (Bossa Mix)' by Briareus. 2.  'Enter the Rain' by Commandante Zero. 3.  'Let it Rain' by INGA. 4.  'Rain' by Chillerstadt. 5.  'Good Summer Rain' by Alyssa Hendrix. 6.  'Ketama Rain' by Manuel Wandji.   Tracks 1,3,4,5 from the Podsafe Music Network. Track 2 from Ariel Publicity. Track 6 from IODA Promonet.

This week, it's the many flavors of America's great art form. Jazz. For more than a century this style of music has refused strict categorization. From Bop to Rag, Funk to Swing the cool sounds of Jazz are always mixing with and attaching itself to other genres. Today the polyrhythms, syncopation, and blue notes blend seamlessly with electronic beats, bass and melody. Exploring this musical confluence are Avatar, Psychedelicious, Sharon Robinson, Chillerstadt, Groove Inc and Beatropolis.

Gestern auf Twitter die Frage gestellt, was ich denn in der heutigen Folge erzählen soll. Chillerstadt hat eine Frage gestellt, und die Antworten hört ihr heute :) Ich wünsch Euch frohe Weihnachten und sage: bis bald! Philipp www.toheselue.com wir@toheselue.com

This week, we'll explore tongues and grooves from 5 bands who build on individual contributions to realize a vision beyond a single person. They are Chillerstadt, prod13F, Messian Dread, William Lamy and Alchemy Groove.

With the recent death of actor Glenn Ford, I want to look at one his more devious roles on radio in this Suspense thriller in which he plays a killer.Ford had limited but multiple appearances on radio and by this last one in 1957, he was a veteran radio actor.Music under is "Leaving" by Chillerstadt from Podshow.com

In 1938 Warner Brothers released a film based on the play by Barre Lyndon and called "The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse." The film starred Edward G. Robinson and in a supporting role, Humphrey Bogart. The first two appearances of the story appeared on radio in 1941 and 1944. But in 1947, a longer slightly different version was broadcast over the radio program Studio One starring Paul Muni (right).This week a look at that broadcast.Music under commentary is by Chillerstadt called Seven Eleven from the Podshow Music Network.

While one might not think of Big Town as a detective series, it wasn't as much in its first run with Edward G. Robinson. But by 1942, the cast had changed and so had the theme. Managing Editor Steve Wilson of the Illustrated Press (portrayed by this time by Edward Pawley [right]) spent more time on the street investigating crime than he did running a newspaper.Music underneath is "Seven Eleven" by Chillerstadt available on the Podshow Music Network.

While one might not think of Big Town as a detective series, it wasn't as much in its first run with Edward G. Robinson. But by 1942, the cast had changed and so had the theme. Managing Editor Steve Wilson of the Illustrated Press (portrayed by this time by Edward Pawley [right]) spent more time on the street investigating crime than he did running a newspaper.Music underneath is "Seven Eleven" by Chillerstadt available on the Podshow Music Network.