Podcast appearances and mentions of Christopher Willits

Tonight's edition features new music from Hollie Kenniff, The Black Dog, Jogging House, Nils Frahm, Roedelius, Pye Corner Audio, All India Radio, Christopher Willits, and much…

The solo piano: a sound that's been evolving for over 300 years. It's perfectly happy all by itself, but it also plays exceptionally well with others. Flexible by design, the piano has been a mainstay in classical music and jazz, and a key element in traditional and popular music. With the arrival of ambient, minimal and new age music in the 1970s, the piano was expanded and dematerialized through studio magic, and combined with ambient and electronic textures to create spatial sound images. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, the acoustic piano meets ambient atmospheres, on a program called CONFLATION. Music is by JON HOPKINS, TALE OF US, BEN LUKAS BOYSEN, ROBERT RICH & MARKUS REUTER, HAROLD BUDD & CLIVE WRIGHT, CHRIS WALLA, and CHRISTOPHER WILLITS & RYUICHI SAKAMOTO. NOTE: If you're thinking of buying one the new electronic/digital pianos, here's an excellent guide by Rob Beck. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

Tonight's edition features new music from Christopher Willits, Neil Cowley, and a great selection of longform ambient work from Andrew Land, .foundation, zake, and lots more!

Die Brainwashed - Radio Edition ist eine einstündige Show mit Musik von den Künstlern und Labels auf Brainwashed.com. 1. The Veldt, "Aurora Borealis" (Illuminated 1989) 2023 5BC 2. Marissa Nadler & Rob Burger, "Whispering Pines" (Whispering Pines) 2023 self-released 3. Christopher Willits, "Tunnels (East Forest Remix)" (Gravity Remixes) 2023 Ghostly International 4. Lea Bertucci, "Vapours (excerpt)" (Of Shadow and Substance) 2023 Cibachrome Editions 5. Sam Prekop and John McEntire, "A Yellow Robe (The Soft Pink Truth Midnight Mix)" (A Yellow Robe Remixes) 2023 Thrill Jockey 6. Nailah Hunter, "Finding Mirrors" (Lovegaze) 2024 Fat Possum 7. Samizdat, "Bottles" (Disenfranchised Refusniks) 2023 Blood 8. Doll Dreams, "Doll Dreams" (Inn Hotel) 2023 self-released 9. Frank Bretschneider, "Star" (Curve) 2001 Mille Plateaux / 2023 Keplar 10. Joseph Allred, "Wine Song" (New Jerusalem) 2023 Centripetal Force # Brainwashed - Radio Edition Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening. * http://brainwashed.com

Episode 660: October 17, 2023 playlist: The Veldt, "Aurora Borealis" (Illuminated 1989) 2023 5BC Marissa Nadler and Rob Burger, "Whispering Pines" (Whispering Pines) 2023 self-released Christopher Willits, "Tunnels (East Forest Remix)" (Gravity Remixes) 2023 Ghostly International Lea Bertucci, "Vapours (excerpt)" (Of Shadow and Substance) 2023 Cibachrome Editions Sam Prekop and John McEntire, "A Yellow Robe (The Soft Pink Truth Midnight Mix)" (A Yellow Robe Remixes) 2023 Thrill Jockey Nailah Hunter, "Finding Mirrors" (Lovegaze) 2024 Fat Possum Samizdat, "Bottles" (Disenfranchised Refusniks) 2023 Blood Doll Dreams, "Doll Dreams" (Inn Hotel) 2023 self-released Frank Bretschneider, "Star" (Curve) 2001 Mille Plateaux / 2023 Keplar Joseph Allred, "Wine Song" (New Jerusalem) 2023 Centripetal Force Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

Christopher Willits is a composer, music producer, and artist. In this episode, we talk about music as a healing force, how the creative path mirrors life, and his new album Gravity. Coaching with Cory: I'm now offering One-to-One coaching to help you build a path to the next level.Please support the show by joining our Patreon Community.Sign up for my newsletter to receive new writing on Friday morning.My new meditation course Coming Home is now available. Now Is the Way is out now in paperback!  Use Astral for 15% off Binaural Beats, Guided Meditations, and my Meditation Course.Please rate The Astral Hustle on iTunes. ★★★★★ Connect with Cory:Home: http://www.cory-allen.comIG: https://www.instagram.com/heycoryallenTwitter: https://twitter.com/HeyCoryAllenFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/HeyCoryAllen© CORY ALLEN 2022

Christopher Willits makes his third visit to the podcast today and I could not be more thrilled to share this with you. We talk about his latest album, Gravity, the concept of gravity, creativity, mortality, process, and the beauty in allowing things to be exactly what they are. This is another brilliant connection with a …

Tonight's edition features some older favorites, plus new music from Nils Frahm, Christopher Willits, Amon Tobid, The American Dollar, Esmerine and lots more!

Tonight's edition features tons of new music from Christopher Willits, K. Leimer, morimoto naoki, Oren Ambarchi, Logic Moon, Jogging House, Kasper Bjorke Quartet, Marty Hicks +…

Episode 591: September 4, 2022 playlist: The Flesh Volcano, "Bruisin Chain" (Slut) 1987 Some Bizzare Andy Moor, "Perseverance" (CLAP. An Anatomy of Applause) 2022 Unsounds Dan Friel, "Thrash Compactor" (Factoryland) 2022 Thrill Jockey Bitchin Bajas, "Amorpha" (Bajascillators) 2022 Drag City Christopher Willits, "Regrowth" (Gravity) 2022 Ghostly Duster, "Making Room" (Together) 2022 Numero Group Alpha and Omega, "Another Moses Dub" (Another Moses) 2022 self-released kyle bobby dunn, "Surrounded in Your Fire" (WGR) 2022 self-released Entourage Music and Theater Ensemble, "Sleazy Sue" (The Mermaid's Purse: Live at Chatham College, 1976) 2022 Smithsonian Folkways Steve Roden, "Dark Over Light Earth (excerpt) (w/ Jacob Danziger)" (Dark Over Light Earth) 2022 Room40 Romeo Poirier, "Muscle de sable" (Living Room) 2022 Faitiche The Sonora Pine, "Long Ago Boy" (II) 1997 Quarterstick / 2022 Husky Pants Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

Tonight's edition features new music from Rival Consoles, Christopher Willits, Matthew Halsall, Emeka Ogboh, Sam Prekop + John McEntire, and lots more!

Episode 584: July 24, 2022 playlist: Loraine James, "Maybe If I (Stay On It)" (Building Something Beautiful For Me) 2022 Phantom Limb Hanna Svirska, "Nich" (Echo EP) 2022 System Mouse On Mars, "Blood Comes" (Radical Connector) 2004 Thrill Jockey Pete Namlook, "Seasons Greetings · Summer (excerpt)" (The Ambient Gardener · Summer) 1995 Fax Big Joanie, "In My Arms" (Back Home) 2022 Kill Rock Stars Christoph de Babalon, "Got To Let Go" (Leaving Time) 2022 Super Hexagon Ellis Swan, "Puppeteers Tears" (3am) 2022 Quindi Heith, "Your Element (a spell of equality)" (X, Wheel) 2022 PAN Arthur King, "Dinamitar" (Changing Landscapes (Mina Las Pintadas)) 2022 AKP Christopher Willits, "Crescent" (Gravity) 2022 Ghostly Tall Dwarfs, "Nothing's Going to Happen" (Unravelled: 1981-2002) 1985 Flying Nun / 2022 Merge Cleared, "Of Endless Light" (Of Endless Light) 2022 Touch Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

After a long break from his last full-length release, Evlov (Robert Alexander) was gearing up for a massive LP release. Somehow this EP had to make its way before the bigger album! Full of nostalgia, textures, acoustics and sonic journeys, "Thank You For Listening" brings you on a journey that Evlov has been wanting to take you on for quite some time. You will appreciate the soothing sounds, bumpin' beats and melodic textures that will take you to another level of listening pleasure. Inspired by various artists like Tycho, Christopher Willits, Underworld, Charles Webster and Four Tet, you will be surprised to hear a different direction that Evlov has taken for this release. This sonic journey will most likely want you begging for more. This is just a taste of what will be released in the near future. 2021 was a massive year for change. May this release take you on a journey that serves you in ways that work best for you. Indeed, this is an album that reflects promise, motivation, strength and hope. After all, you so got this! And... with all that being said... literally... "Thank You for Listening!" credits released December 11, 2021 Evlov (Robert Alexander) - Programming, Producing, Mixing and Mastering on all tracks except: Welker Road - Live Impromptu Jamming with Guitar on "Between The Lines" (Track 5) Thank you so much to Welker Road for being one of the inspirations for this release. Also a special thank you to Tara Green for the motivation for inspiration for the commitment to record/produce every morning (for a long while). More special thank you's to Ginger Adam Little, Richard Slade, Kaisa Tokoi, Terri and George Kursar, Todd Williams, Freddie Grant, Don Estes, Allanah Hunt, Janessa Rose, Jake Alexander, KB (you know who you are), Cory Warfield, Lisa Ma, Brian Whitten and the many others who have believed in my craft. And... how can I not forget my amazing mother? I love you! And thank you everyone for being you. Times haven't been easy and I invite you to take each day to celebrate where you are, how far you've come and where you are going. You are amazing... truly! Keep up the great work!

After a long break from his last full-length release, Evlov (Robert Alexander) was gearing up for a massive LP release. Somehow this EP had to make its way before the bigger album! Full of nostalgia, textures, acoustics and sonic journeys, "Thank You For Listening" brings you on a journey that Evlov has been wanting to take you on for quite some time. You will appreciate the soothing sounds, bumpin' beats and melodic textures that will take you to another level of listening pleasure. Inspired by various artists like Tycho, Christopher Willits, Underworld, Charles Webster and Four Tet, you will be surprised to hear a different direction that Evlov has taken for this release. This sonic journey will most likely want you begging for more. This is just a taste of what will be released in the near future. 2021 was a massive year for change. May this release take you on a journey that serves you in ways that work best for you. Indeed, this is an album that reflects promise, motivation, strength and hope. After all, you so got this! And... with all that being said... literally... "Thank You for Listening!" credits released December 11, 2021 Evlov (Robert Alexander) - Programming, Producing, Mixing and Mastering on all tracks except: Welker Road - Live Impromptu Jamming with Guitar on "Between The Lines" (Track 5) Thank you so much to Welker Road for being one of the inspirations for this release. Also a special thank you to Tara Green for the motivation for inspiration for the commitment to record/produce every morning (for a long while). More special thank you's to Ginger Adam Little, Richard Slade, Kaisa Tokoi, Terri and George Kursar, Todd Williams, Freddie Grant, Don Estes, Allanah Hunt, Janessa Rose, Jake Alexander, KB (you know who you are), Cory Warfield, Lisa Ma, Brian Whitten and the many others who have believed in my craft. And... how can I not forget my amazing mother? I love you! And thank you everyone for being you. Times haven't been easy and I invite you to take each day to celebrate where you are, how far you've come and where you are going. You are amazing... truly! Keep up the great work!

After a long break from his last full-length release, Evlov (Robert Alexander) was gearing up for a massive LP release. Somehow this EP had to make its way before the bigger album! Full of nostalgia, textures, acoustics and sonic journeys, "Thank You For Listening" brings you on a journey that Evlov has been wanting to take you on for quite some time. You will appreciate the soothing sounds, bumpin' beats and melodic textures that will take you to another level of listening pleasure. Inspired by various artists like Tycho, Christopher Willits, Underworld, Charles Webster and Four Tet, you will be surprised to hear a different direction that Evlov has taken for this release. This sonic journey will most likely want you begging for more. This is just a taste of what will be released in the near future. 2021 was a massive year for change. May this release take you on a journey that serves you in ways that work best for you. Indeed, this is an album that reflects promise, motivation, strength and hope. After all, you so got this! And... with all that being said... literally... "Thank You for Listening!" credits released December 11, 2021 Evlov (Robert Alexander) - Programming, Producing, Mixing and Mastering on all tracks except: Welker Road - Live Impromptu Jamming with Guitar on "Between The Lines" (Track 5) Thank you so much to Welker Road for being one of the inspirations for this release. Also a special thank you to Tara Green for the motivation for inspiration for the commitment to record/produce every morning (for a long while). More special thank you's to Ginger Adam Little, Richard Slade, Kaisa Tokoi, Terri and George Kursar, Todd Williams, Freddie Grant, Don Estes, Allanah Hunt, Janessa Rose, Jake Alexander, KB (you know who you are), Cory Warfield, Lisa Ma, Brian Whitten and the many others who have believed in my craft. And... how can I not forget my amazing mother? I love you! And thank you everyone for being you. Times haven't been easy and I invite you to take each day to celebrate where you are, how far you've come and where you are going. You are amazing... truly! Keep up the great work!

After a long break from his last full-length release, Evlov (Robert Alexander) was gearing up for a massive LP release. Somehow this EP had to make its way before the bigger album! Full of nostalgia, textures, acoustics and sonic journeys, "Thank You For Listening" brings you on a journey that Evlov has been wanting to take you on for quite some time. You will appreciate the soothing sounds, bumpin' beats and melodic textures that will take you to another level of listening pleasure. Inspired by various artists like Tycho, Christopher Willits, Underworld, Charles Webster and Four Tet, you will be surprised to hear a different direction that Evlov has taken for this release. This sonic journey will most likely want you begging for more. This is just a taste of what will be released in the near future. 2021 was a massive year for change. May this release take you on a journey that serves you in ways that work best for you. Indeed, this is an album that reflects promise, motivation, strength and hope. After all, you so got this! And... with all that being said... literally... "Thank You for Listening!" credits released December 11, 2021 Evlov (Robert Alexander) - Programming, Producing, Mixing and Mastering on all tracks except: Welker Road - Live Impromptu Jamming with Guitar on "Between The Lines" (Track 5) Thank you so much to Welker Road for being one of the inspirations for this release. Also a special thank you to Tara Green for the motivation for inspiration for the commitment to record/produce every morning (for a long while). More special thank you's to Ginger Adam Little, Richard Slade, Kaisa Tokoi, Terri and George Kursar, Todd Williams, Freddie Grant, Don Estes, Allanah Hunt, Janessa Rose, Jake Alexander, KB (you know who you are), Cory Warfield, Lisa Ma, Brian Whitten and the many others who have believed in my craft. And... how can I not forget my amazing mother? I love you! And thank you everyone for being you. Times haven't been easy and I invite you to take each day to celebrate where you are, how far you've come and where you are going. You are amazing... truly! Keep up the great work!

After a long break from his last full-length release, Evlov (Robert Alexander) was gearing up for a massive LP release. Somehow this EP had to make its way before the bigger album! Full of nostalgia, textures, acoustics and sonic journeys, "Thank You For Listening" brings you on a journey that Evlov has been wanting to take you on for quite some time. You will appreciate the soothing sounds, bumpin' beats and melodic textures that will take you to another level of listening pleasure. Inspired by various artists like Tycho, Christopher Willits, Underworld, Charles Webster and Four Tet, you will be surprised to hear a different direction that Evlov has taken for this release. This sonic journey will most likely want you begging for more. This is just a taste of what will be released in the near future. 2021 was a massive year for change. May this release take you on a journey that serves you in ways that work best for you. Indeed, this is an album that reflects promise, motivation, strength and hope. After all, you so got this! And... with all that being said... literally... "Thank You for Listening!" credits released December 11, 2021 Evlov (Robert Alexander) - Programming, Producing, Mixing and Mastering on all tracks except: Welker Road - Live Impromptu Jamming with Guitar on "Between The Lines" (Track 5) Thank you so much to Welker Road for being one of the inspirations for this release. Also a special thank you to Tara Green for the motivation for inspiration for the commitment to record/produce every morning (for a long while). More special thank you's to Ginger Adam Little, Richard Slade, Kaisa Tokoi, Terri and George Kursar, Todd Williams, Freddie Grant, Don Estes, Allanah Hunt, Janessa Rose, Jake Alexander, KB (you know who you are), Cory Warfield, Lisa Ma, Brian Whitten and the many others who have believed in my craft. And... how can I not forget my amazing mother? I love you! And thank you everyone for being you. Times haven't been easy and I invite you to take each day to celebrate where you are, how far you've come and where you are going. You are amazing... truly! Keep up the great work!

Tonight's edition kicks off with Temporary Residence's re-release of a cult favorite 7" by Directions, and features new tracks from Hollie Keniff, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Vegyn, Sam Gendel + Josia Steinbrick, and long-form bliss from Kara-Lis Coverdale. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Echoes (Continental Drift Version) by Directions on Echoes (Temporary Residence Ltd)

Habakkuk was a Hebrew prophet who wrote the Biblical book bearing his name most likely between 612 and 605 BC. His ministry was at a time in the history of the southern Kingdom of Judah when there was a shift in the balance of international powers. The Assyrians, who dominated the Holy Land in the eighth and seventh centuries BC, were defeated with the overthrow of their capital Nineveh by the Babylonians in 612 BC. The Babylonians then marched westward, defeating Egypt, and then moved southward, threatening the lands of Syria, Israel, and Edom. He foresaw that the Babylonians would attack and then eventually overrun his nation to take many of its citizens into exile. The prophet's bewilderment In the face of such an impending calamity resonates with peace-loving, God-fearing people of almost any time or place and can even relate to our own personal circumstances. Why is God silent as evil and the suffering that follows increases within a society? The book's message is that God will do what is just and right. Sooner or later, there will be a reckoning as God holds evil nations and individuals to account. God, who is mighty in power, is nevertheless merciful and attentive to a person's cry for answers. Believers live by faith that leads to embracing his ways even when things don't seem to make sense such as in times of darkness and tremendous turmoil. The prophet exemplifies this by moving from a frustrated lament to a song of worship despite what he knows is going to be impending disaster. Through faith in God, Habakkuk is ready to press on confidently in his life journey despite what is going to be a crushing circumstance. Meditate on that idea and be at peace, my friend. Additional Bible verses quoted in this episode: "For we live by faith, not by sight." 2 Corinthians 5:7 "But my righteous one will live by faith. And I take no pleasure in the one who shrinks back. But we do not belong to those who shrink back and are destroyed, but to those who have faith and are saved." Hebrews 10:38-39 "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life." John 8:12 Attributions: “Rotation” from the album “Horizon” by Christopher Willits. https://soundcloud.com/willits https://christopherwillits.bandcamp.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/john-armstrong4/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/john-armstrong4/support

What is the key to staying on guard against threats, both potential and existential, without becoming exhausted? Looking into this can be very helpful in the midst of our current set of circumstances as the tension is high in terms of the prevailing socio-political, socio-cultural climate on so many levels regardless of your particular affiliation or leanings.  Surely it isn’t wise to ignore what is going on by burying your head in the sand or going with the mind-your-own-business strategy of “See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil” to avoid being cancelled or shadow-banned by whomever. Fact is ignoring real threats does not eliminate them, but there’s also a danger associated with obsessing over potentialities to the point that things that don’t even exist morph into powerful entities following you around like some demon-piloted drone. Need some balance here and the sayings and perspectives from ancient wisdom literature like those contained in the Biblical manuscripts known as Proverbs offer wise counsel that is applicable today. "The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and pay the penalty." Proverbs 22:3 "Be sure you know the condition of your flocks, give careful attention to your herds." Proverbs 27:23 Connecting these thoughts in the effort to strike a balance in the midst of this challenging season, whereby awareness and vigilance are critical but can overwhelm you to the point of exhaustion if not handled properly, is key. Specifically, paying attention so as not to be caught off guard is one thing, but it’s quite another to stay glued to newsfeeds and get into social media squabbles that do nothing but corrode relationships and your own psyche. Instead take measures to intentionally set your mind and heart on things that are lasting sources of wisdom, joy, and blessing and use the accelerants of humility and generosity to spark those into a flame that can be fanned into a roaring fire warming everyone in your path. That fire not only creates warmth, but light. Warmth and brightness make the journey better, right?  "You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden. Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead they put it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven." Matthew 5:14-16 __________________________________________________ Attributions: “CONNECT” from the album "OPENING" by Christopher Willits. https://soundcloud.com/willits https://christopherwillits.bandcamp.com “Open Field” and "Sunseam" from the album “Astral Welder” by Kiln. https://soundcloud.com/kiln https://kiln-audio.bandcamp.com “Borealis” by Scott Buckley. https://www.scottbuckley.com.au https://soundcloud.com/scottbuckley https://scottbuckley.bandcamp.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/john-armstrong4/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/john-armstrong4/support

The lawless high seas hold many secrets, ones that were too tempting for New York Times best-selling author Ian Urbina and renowned ambient soundscape artist Christopher Willits to explore. Their journalistic approach to eco-activism and musical exploration is expressed through Ian's new book "Outlaw Ocean", which chronicles five years spent at sea among smuggling, drilling, and dumping pirates in international waters. Accompanying Ian's written work, Christopher produced an album called "The Unknown Sea", an EP written to accompany and expand upon the narrative of the book. Moderator Marcus Colombano explores this first-of-it's-kind dual masterpiece and fascinating collaboration between the creative and analytical brains of Ian and Christopher that live to tell a heartbreaking tale of our ocean's past, present and future.

Artist Statement"When I was 12, I realized that my life’s path was to make music in the service of love and healing. Music is a medicine that allows us to feel, listen, and ultimately surrender to the present moment. The compositions I create move through my imagination, heart, and hands, like guitar through a speaker and light through a lens. I am continuously learning and evolving with the process, a practice of letting go of all that I create, as it creates me.I believe that music and art can catalyze inner change, and those changes within ourselves can influence changes in the world. I design immersive sound experiences, intending to create a space for opening, reflection, and transformation. As a teacher, I show others how to do this for themselves and aid them in creating what they love. I express the gratitude, wonder, and inspiration for being on this planet together."christopherwillits.com ****JOIN US FOR THE NOV 1 "SPORES" SPATIAL MIX LIVESTREAM RELEASE EVENT - STREAMED AND HOSTED BY ENVELOP.   GET YOUR TICKET, GRAB A PAIR OF HEADPHONES AND JOINS US - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/east-forest-spores-listen-envelop-stream-tickets-125744526263  Join the newsletter and be part of the East Forest Council Community. Listen to East Forest guided meditations on Spotify & Apple. Check out the East Forest x Ram Dass album on (Spotify & Apple) + East Forest's Music For Mushrooms: A Soundtrack For The Psychedelic Practitioner 5hr album (Spotify & Apple). *****Please rate Ten Laws w/East Forest on iTunes.  It helps us get the guests you want to hear.  Stay in the East Forest flow:Mothership:  http://eastforest.org/IG:  https://www.instagram.com/eastforest/FB:  https://www.facebook.com/EastForestMusic/TW:  https://twitter.com/eastforestmusic  Christopher

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Christopher Willits is an artist, guitarist, and co-founder/director of Envelop. In this podcast, we talk about his prolific career as a contemporary ambient musician, the transformative power of sound, and the future of the creative landscape.   This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Go to https://www.betterhelp.com/astral to get 10% off your first month!   My new album Forever Hum is streaming everywhere. Here it is on Spotify & Apple Music.   Now Is the Way is now available. Check the audiobook, hardcover, and kindle here.   Binaural Beats, Guided Meditations, and my Meditation Course are available now. Use the code ASTRAL for 15% off.   Please rate The Astral Hustle on iTunes. It helps bring more guests you’d like to hear ★★★★★   Check out my new surreal fiction podcast Warm Words.   Join me on Patreon for monthly guided meditations, Q&As, binaural beats, and handwritten secret knowledge!   Please rate The Astral Hustle on iTunes. It helps bring more guests you’d like to hear ★★★★★   Sign up for Fresh thoughts, meditation tips, dope books, and more.   Connect with Cory:   Home: http://www.cory-allen.com   IG: https://www.instagram.com/heycoryallen   Twitter: https://twitter.com/HeyCoryAllen   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HeyCoryAllen   © CORY ALLEN 2020  

This is a new song off my long-awaited upcoming album. I have been deeply inspired by artists like Four Tet, Bonobo, Helios, Tycho, Christopher Willits, BT, Aphex Twin and many others who follow their hearts and intuition. These types of artists / producers think outside the box and create a unique sound that is not easy to 'pigeonhole' into a certain category or genre. There are many others who operate in this similar capacity and my heart goes out to you. If you are reading this and are one of these amazing music artists / producers, please know I am walking alongside you and proud to join you by your side. Wherever you are in the world, may this song not only be for Mel - may it be for all of you who are following your heart and intuition. You are doing an amazing thing! Keep up the great work and shine brightly - day or night!

In this episode, we journey through landscapes both external and internal, exploring texture, timbre and tone. Bay Area guitarist and sound designer Christopher Willits walks us through the love and technology at the backbone of his work, and his collaborations with Japanese ambient and classical pioneer Ryuichi Sakamoto. Then, from Los Angeles, Ghostly design collaborator Will Calcutt and label manager Jeff Owens join Sam and Molly to talk about the intimate grandeur of This Is For the White In Your Eyes, the 2009 Ghostly debut from Copenhagen’s Choir of Young Believers.

Last summer, EAST FOREST was invited to Maui to record brand new teachings from the late spiritual teacher Ram Dass. The album is released in four “chapters” throughout 2019, culminating in a full-length release on August 9, 2019. Trevor Hall, Stic of Dead Prez, Laura Bird of The Mynabirds, and Grammy-nominated artist, Krishna Das make guest appearances on the 14-track album, with remixes including Hammock, Christopher Willits among others. East Forest has trail-blazed a path in the wellness movement-building bridges between the digital and natural worlds. His collaborations include Google and John Hopkins neuroaesthetics program, Consciousness Hacking, and Science And Nonduality (SAND), in addition to his weekly podcast series that offers discussions with thought leaders alongside musically guided original meditations. As a consistent pillar of his public offerings, East Forest offers face to face retreats for deeper immersive experiences both at the Esalen Institute where he is a faculty member as well as in his adopted home of the high desert in Southern Utah. His albums and collaborations have twice charted #1 (iTunes Aug 2016, and May 2019) as well as several Billboard top ten releases. 2019 also saw the release of a new long-form East Forest album, “Music For Mushrooms: A Soundtrack For The Psychedelic Practitioner” (May 2019), a remarkable 5-hour fully connected album experience designed to act as a ‘digital shaman' to musically guide the psilocybin (the active ingredient in psychoactive mushrooms) experience in the rapidly progressing drug research studies occurring around the world. The album reached #1 on the iTunes charts after it's release (iTunes May, 2019). RIP Ram Dass. Connect with East Forest: IG: @eastforest http://eastforest.org/about/ https://music.eastforest.org/merch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kjUvyslIwo https://music.eastforest.org/ Connect with Nick Holderbaum: https://www.primalosophy.com/ (T): https://twitter.com/primalosophy (IG): https://www.instagram.com/primalosophy/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBn7jiHxx2jzXydzDqrJT2A If you enjoy the podcast please leave a review on iTunes. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-primalosophy-podcast/id1462578947 If you would like to set up a consult call with Nick Holderbaum, you can schedule with him at https://www.primalosophy.com/health-coaching

"Var Har Du Varit" by Dungen from Self Discovery for Social Survival; "For the Sun" by Marissa Nadler and Stephen Brodsky from Droneflower; "Take Hold" by Clay Rendering from California Black Vows; "In Search of New Realities" by Cindytalk from The Labyrinth of the Straight Line; "Mood Swings" by Atariame from Voiceless; The title track from Weather by Tycho; "My Bankaccount" by Djinn from their self-titled album; "Spontaneous Possession" by Umberto from Helpless Spectator; "Pacific 1" by Christopher Willits from Sunset; "Praze" by Plaid from Polymer; "Do the Police Embrace" by Efrim Manuel Menuck and Kevin Doria from Are Sing Sinck, Sing.

"Var Har Du Varit" by Dungen from Self Discovery for Social Survival; "For the Sun" by Marissa Nadler and Stephen Brodsky from Droneflower; "Take Hold" by Clay Rendering from California Black Vows; "In Search of New Realities" by Cindytalk from The Labyrinth of the Straight Line; "Mood Swings" by Atariame from Voiceless; The title track from Weather by Tycho; "My Bankaccount" by Djinn from their self-titled album; "Spontaneous Possession" by Umberto from Helpless Spectator; "Pacific 1" by Christopher Willits from Sunset; "Praze" by Plaid from Polymer; "Do the Police Embrace" by Efrim Manuel Menuck and Kevin Doria from Are Sing Sinck, Sing.

Une co-production de Phil_Goud : Texte et narration Redscape : Mise en musique et mixage Générique : “Euphotic” Carbon Based Lifeforms (Interloper) 2010 Ultimae Records, 2015 Blood Music (remastered)Voix du générique : Karine Crédits musiques “Parabolic View” Martin Nonstatic (Ligand) 2017 Ultimae Records “Isolation” Warmth (Home) 2017 Archives “Stasis Eject” 36 (Pulse Dive) 2015 3six Recordings “Comet” Christopher Willits (Horizon) 2017 Ghostly International Les artistes Martin Nonstatic : www.domrauschen.com/nonstatic - https://ultimae.com/artists/martin-nonstatic/ Warmth : https://archivesdubmusic.bandcamp.com/ 36 : www.3six.net Christopher Willits : http://www.christopherwillits.com/ Crédit image Greg Rakozy https://unsplash.com/photos/0LU4vO5iFpM Texte de l'épisode Éclairé par la lumière de la Lune, le paysage autour de toi semble comme endormi. les lumières du village en contrebas se sont toutes éteintes. Pour avoir la meilleure visibilité possible sur la voûte céleste, imaginons que nous sommes lors d’une nuit sans Lune.Un petit peu de concentration, hop, on l’enlève et on peut admirer encore mieux les étoiles. Il ne reste plus au-dessus de toi que ce dôme brillant, ce couvercle de la Terre, comme le nommaient les anciens. La voûte céleste Tu sais que les étoiles bougent dans le ciel tout au long de la nuit ?En tout cas elles donnent l’illusion de bouger. Certaines se lèvent à l’est et se couchent à l’ouest comme le Soleil semble le faire aussi, d’autres étoiles ne se couchent jamais et semblent tourner, proche du zénith, en direction du Nord, autour d’une étoile fixe. De la même manière que le Soleil ne bouge pas vraiment, là aussi c’est la rotation de la Terre qui est à l’origine de ce ballet féérique.La voûte céleste a toujours fasciné l’espèce curieuse que nous sommes. Et en l'absence de réponse, comme souvent, l’humanité a comblé les manques avec des histoires ou des contes. Pour les Esquimaux, la terre et le ciel étaient jadis un ensemble unique qui s’est un jour détaché et les âmes servent de lien entre la voûte céleste et la terre. Pour les Gaulois, il s’agissait d’un plafond troué qui menaçait de se lézarder et de tomber sur leur tête. Pour les amérindiens, la voûte céleste a une origine bien particulière : Suite à la création de la Grande Île sur le dos de la Grande Tortue (la terre, hein), les animaux, réunis en conseil, décidèrent qu’il fallait plus de lumière. Ils chargèrent alors la Petite Tortue de trouver une solution à ce problème de ténèbres. Ingénieuse, la Petite Tortue saisit de grands éclairs et elle en fabriqua un grand feu qu’elle fixa dans le ciel. Ainsi fut créé le Soleil. Rapidement, le conseil se rendit compte que toutes les parties de la Grande Île n’étaientpas bien éclairées. Après intense réflexion, le conseil décida de donner un mouvement auSoleil. La Tortue des marais fut chargée de creuser un trou de part en part de la GrandeÎle de façon à ce que le Soleil puisse faire une rotation complète autour de la Grande Île,donnant ainsi une alternance de lumière et d’obscurité. Ainsi furent créés le jour et la nuit. Dans le but d’éviter l’obscurité totale, lors de la rotation du Soleil, la Petite Tortue futmandatée pour trouver un substitut au Soleil afin d’éclairer la nuit. Elle créa donc laLune qui devint la douce compagne du Soleil. Le Soleil et la Lune eurent de nombreux enfants, les Étoiles, qui sont dotés de vie et d’esprit comme leurs parents. En souvenir de sa participation à la création des astres, la Petite Tortue fut nommée Gardienne du Ciel. La voie lactée Regarde attentivement le ciel : tu devrais vois comme un nuage lumineux qui barre le ciel d’un côté de la coupole céleste à l’autre. Ce nuage, c’est notre galaxie, la Voie Lactée.ça ne ressemble pas à ce qu’on imaginer d’une galaxie, ces spirales lumineuses qu’on a tous vu une fois.Pourquoi ? Parce qu’on est dedans et qu’on la regarde de côté. Ce qu’on voit, c’est sa tranche. Les peuples du Nord la surnomment “le chemin des oiseaux” car c’est le chemin qu’ils semblent prendre pour rejoindre les pays chauds Pour les Tatars, peuple nomade à l’est de l’Europe, la voie lactée est la couture de la yourte que représente pour eux le ciel, et les étoiles sont autant de petits trous laissant passer la lumière. Il existe bien des mythes et des légendes sur ce bandeau féérique. Mais pourquoi la voie lactée ? Nous tenons ça des grecs et de leur mythologie. D’ailleurs tout le ciel est rempli de mythologie grecque. Il existe non pas une mais deux légendes sur l’origine de la voie lactée : La première fait appel au demi-dieu Héraclès. (oui c’est hercules) Un jour, alors qu'il était enfant, il fut placé sur le sein d'Héra endormie. Malheureusement, Héraclès ne domptant pas encore sa force, voulut se nourrir au sein de la déesse, mais il tira si fort que le lait gicla et se répandit en une grande traînée laiteuse dans le ciel : la Voie lactée. La seconde légende fait référence à la trace laissée par un incendie qui subsiste dans le Ciel et qui constitue la Voie lactée. Cet incendie fut provoqué par Phaéton qui, un jour, emprunta le chariot de feu de son père Hélios afin de prouver à tous ses origines divines.Mais, pendant sa démonstration, il mit le feu sur la Terre ainsi qu'à la voûte céleste. Zeus, très fâché, le précipita dans l'Éridan après l'avoir foudroyé.Mais le demi-frère de Phaéton, Cycnos, supplia Zeus de lui pardonner et de le sauver. Alors Zeus plaça Cycnos dans la Voie lactée comme symbole de l'amitié fidèle. On peut encore le voir sous la forme de la constellation du Cygne dans les vestiges de l'incendie provoqué par son ami Phaéton. Même de nos jours ce bandeau féérique a servi à la projection de nos croyances populaires: En 2003 à New York, une coupure d’électricité générale a plongé la ville dans le noir. Les new-yorkais, peu habitués à pouvoir admirer la voûte céleste à cause de la pollution lumineuse, ont alors appelé en masse les services d’urgence pour leur faire part de lueurs étranges dans le ciel pensant, pour certains, à une attaque venue du ciel. Ces lueurs, c’était bien évidemment la voie lactée. Les ours polaires Mais ce n’est pas la seule chose sur laquelle les humains ont projeté leurs croyances.Ils ont vu des points plus brillants que d’autres et on décidé de les relier entre eux et ont donné à ces figures géométriques des noms d’animaux, ou de personnages mythologiques. On ne va pas faire le tour de toutes les constellations, mais il y en a 2 qui sont les plus marquantes et qui sont visibles toute l’année, toute la nuit dans l’hémisphère Nord : La grande ourse et la petite ourse La grande ourse, que certains petits malins surnomment “la casserole” est surement celle la plus connue. 7 étoiles : 4 qui forment un trapèze et 3 qui forment la poignée de la casserole. Rien qu’en mythologie Grecque, il existe plusieurs versions : Cette constellation représenterait Callisto, une nymphe aimée de Zeus. Quand Héra, l'épouse de Zeus, découvrit leur relation, elle changea Callisto en Grande Ourse et son fils Arcas en Petite Ourse. Outragée par cette offense à son honneur, Héra demanda justice à l'Océan, et les ourses furent alors condamnées à tourner perpétuellement autour du pôle Nord, jamais autorisées à se reposer sous la mer. C’est pour cela que ces deux constellations sont toujours visibles, à tout heure de la nuit en toute saison. Selon une autre version, la nymphe Callisto était la fille de Lycaon, un roi d’Arcadie. Zeus l’aperçut alors qu’elle chassait en compagnie d’Artémis et il s’en éprit. Héra, jalouse, changea la jeune fille en ourse après qu’elle eut donné naissance à un fils, Arcas.L’enfant grandit, devint un homme, et un jour qu’il participait à une chasse, la déesse dirigea Callisto vers l’endroit où il se trouvait, dans l’espoir de lui voir décocher une flèche à sa mère, en toute ignorance. Mais Zeus enleva l’ourse et la plaça parmi les étoiles.Plus tard, son fils Arcas vint l’y rejoindre. Ils prirent respectivement les noms de Grande Ourse et de Petite Ourse. Selon une dernière version, Callisto était une nymphe au service d'Artémis, la déesse de la nature sauvage. Elle a juré de rester vierge tout comme Artémis.Un jour, alors qu'elle cueillait des fleurs, Zeus la vit et s'éprit d'elle. Comme il savait qu'elle était vierge, il devait jouer le grand jeu. Il eut donc l'idée de prendre l'apparence d'artémis, et, lorsque Callisto fut revenue de sa promenade, elle fut étonnée par tant de besoin de tendresse de la part de sa maîtresse. Le temps passa et la nymphe sentit son ventre grossir et, quand elle se déshabilla pour prendre un bain avec Artémis et les autres nymphes dans la mer Morte, elle vit son gros ventre et se sentit coupable de ne pas avoir remarqué tout de suite que ce n'était pas la déesse. Quand la déesse l'aperçut, elle entra dans une rage folle et transforma Callisto en ourse avant qu'elle n'accouche. Et la déesse dit aux autres nymphes : « Tuons-la avant qu'elle ne s'échappe, elle nous servira de tapis et de dîner ! » À ces mots, la nymphe courut, poursuivie par les chasseurs.Quand la chasse fut terminée, Zeus ramassa la carcasse de l'ourse qu'il avait condamnée à l'exil et la mit au ciel. C'est là qu'elle mit au monde Arcas, qui désormais la suit tout le temps. C’est pas forcément toujours gai la mythologie grecque. Mais son influence sur le ciel est sans égale. L'ours se dit arctos en grec, d'où le nom de cercle arctique qu'on donnait au cercle des étoiles toujours visibles, et le terme Arctique qui désigne la région entourant le pôle Nord de la Terre Les Romains appelaient cette constellation septem triones c'est-à-dire « les sept bœufs de labour » qui tournent toujours autour du nord et sont tenus par la constellation du Bouvier qui en représente le laboureur. C’est donc la grande ourse qui est à l'origine du terme « septentrional », qui signifie “ce qui est propre au Nord”. Les babyloniens y voyaient un grand chariot, au Royaume-Uni, il y voyaient une charrue, en Scandinavie, le wagon de Charlemagne, et en Bretagne le chariot du roi Arthur. En Inde, quand à eux, ils voyaient un cerf-volant volé par Vishnou le protecteur à Shiva le destructeur. Quand je t’ai dit qu’il y avait 7 étoiles dans la constellation de la Grande Ourse, je t’ai un peu menti. Il y en a en réalité 8. L’étoile du milieu du trio qui forme le manche de la casserole, s'appelle Mizar.On ne peux pas la manquer, c’est la plus brillante.Si on la regarde attentivement et qu’on a de bons yeux, on peut voir double. C’est normal : Cette étoile est accompagnée d’Alcor. Pouvoir les distinguer était d'ailleurs un défi traditionnel d'acuité de vision dans plusieurs cultures, Gengis Khan le Mongole en aurait fait l'un des critères de sélection de ses archers.Si tu hésitais à te mettre au tir à l’arc, tu as un test d’aptitude tout trouvé ! Comme elle est facile à repérer, la Grande Ourse est le parfait point de départ pour se diriger dans le ciel. Et c’est d’ailleurs comme ça qu’on l’on peut repérer la petite ourse. L’étoile polaire On ne va pas faire trop de repérage dans le ciel, moi-même je me perds vite. Mais une fois la grande ourse repérée, on peut facilement trouver la petite ourse et surtout l’étoile polaire, l’étoile qui indique le Nord céleste. Elle a été pendant longtemps le repère des marins et des explorateurs. Elle parait fixe parce qu’elle est simplement pile dans l’axe de rotation de la Terre. Pendant longtemps j’ai confondu j’ai cru que c’était l’étoile du berger, car elle gardait le troupeau d’étoile. ça aurait été joli, mais ça n’a rien à voir. L’étoile du berger n’en est pas une. C’est la planète Vénus et elle n’indique pas du tout le Nord. On reparlera de Venus plus tard Sachez que l’étoile polaire actuelle n’a pas toujours été celle que nous connaissons : il y a 5000 ans, lors de la construction des pyramides, l’axe de rotation de la Terre n’était pas exactement celui actuel et c’est une autre étoile, Thuban, dans la constellation du dragon qui permettait la navigation. D’ailleurs, quel est le vrai nom de l’étoile polaire ?Etoile Polaire, tout simplement avec un E majuscule à étoile et un P majuscule à polaire. tu peux l’appeler Polaris, si tu veux, cela signifie la même chose car sa particularité lui a donné son nom. Selon les estimations, elle devrait encore être valable jusqu’en l’an 3100 et sera le plus précisément positionné dans les années 2100. Alors comment trouver le Nord ? L’étoile polaire, c’est l’étoile au bout de la queue de la petite ourse. Pour repérer la petite ourse à partir de la grande ourse c’est assez simple : tu cherches un chariot un peu plus petit, tourné dans l’autre sens, donc tête en bas par rapport à la grande ourse et avec la queue de l’ours qui pointe de l’autre côté. Si tu ne trouves pas de suite, j’ai une autre méthode : Prends les deux étoiles qui forment le corps de la Grande Ourse, du côté opposé à sa queue. Reporte 5 fois la distance qui sépare ces deux étoiles, sur la même trajectoire que celle qu’elle semble former, et sans le sens du dessus de la casserole et là tu tombes directement sur l’étoile polaire. En mongolie, cette étoile est appelée “étoile d’or” car elle représente un frère parti attrapé une flèche dorée envoyée par un souverain. 8 frères avaient ensemble sauvé sa fille des griffes de Garuda, le roi des oiseaux, incarnation de Vishnou, qui voulait en faire son épouse.Plutôt que de décider qui des 8 frères il allait récompenser, il préféra laisser le sort choisir et tira en l’air. Le plus jeune fut celui qui l'attrapa mais n’est jamais redescendu. Il est suivi toute la nuit par les 7 bouddhas qui sont ses autres frères, allant rendre visite à leur frère cadet, l'étoile d'or. Ces 7 étoiles… c’est la Grande Ourse ! C’est dingue de se dire que ces légendes sont liées à des rassemblements artificiels d'étoiles qui n’ont pas fondamentalement bougé depuis des millénaires alors que les étoiles elle-mêmes sont loin d’être immobiles. Au contraire, elles se déplacent à des vitesses hallucinantes, mais elles sont si éloignées de nous qu’il faut des siècles pour pouvoir discerner la déformation des constellations. Je disais que le ciel est rempli de mythologie grecque, mais ce n'est pas tout à fait vrai. L'hémisphère sud, logiquement est moins exclusif. Leur constellation phare n'est pas un ours, mais une croix, la croix du Sud. Elle est présente sur le drapeau de l'Australie. Leurs noms sont bien plus modernes, l'horloge, la mouche … Et la machine pneumatique, ou la pompe.Mais cela est probablement dû aux européens qui, lorsqu'ils ont conquis les terres australes, en ont aussi conquis le ciel. Je crois qu’il n'y a rien de plus universel que de tenter de donner sens au ciel [horloge arrive ]et d'y repérer le passage du temps. Car des signes du zodiaque aux calendriers solaires, le ciel a été depuis toujours l'horloge de l'humanité.

Episode 418: June 2, 2019 (Guest: Jacob Long of Earthen Sea) playlist: Earthen Sea, "Living Space" (Grass And Trees) 2019 Kranky Christopher Willits, "Coast" (Sunset) 2019 Ghostly Uzeda, "Deep Blue Sea" (Quocumque jeceris stabit) 2019 Temporary Residence Felicia Atkinson, "Shirley to Shirley" (The Flower And The Vessel) 2019 Shelter Press Cross Record, "PYSOL My Castle" (Cross Record) 2019 Grapefruit Earthen Sea, "Stateless" (Ink) 2015 Lovers Rock Earthen Sea, "Also An Act Of Love" (An Act of Love) 2017 Kranky Earthen Sea, "Shallow, Shadowless" (Grass And Trees) 2019 Kranky Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

Episode #038 of Horizons is full of new ambient music from new artists like Ben Rath, Ben Hamlett, and Christopher Willits alongside returners to the podcast like anthene, Luis Miehlich, and Kyle Bobby Dunn.

01. Cul de Sac - China Gate 02. XXL / Xiu Xiu Larsen - Ghost Maid 03. Death And Vanilla - Free Design Kung-Fu 04. Mono - Nowhere, Now Here 05. H E X - Process 06. Christopher Willits + 坂本龍一 - Toward Water 07. liberez - M'aidez 08. Alizadeh, Saba - Blood City

Christopher Willits Show

There are few artists who inspire and thrill me like Christopher Willits. His oceanic, shimmering music is a perfect representation of the kind and open human he proves himself to be each [...] Continue reading → The post MikeyPod 228 | Musician Christopher Willits appeared first on MikeyPod.

There are few artists who inspire and thrill me like Christopher Willits. His oceanic, shimmering music is a perfect representation of the kind and open human he proves himself to be each [...] Continue reading → The post MikeyPod 228 | Musician Christopher Willits appeared first on MikeyPod.

This episode is colored by many shades of Future Music and features some new tunes from Erlend Øye, Andy Stott, Christopher Willits, Lars Leonhard, Gui Borratto and Vittoria Fleet. We also drop some archived material from Laika, Shinichi Atobe, and The Orb. Add some sonic color to the week and enjoy! Playlist Download 11/01/2014

Last week’s transmission begins with some sounds from the past courtesy of Hexstatic, DMX Crew, and I’m Not A Gun. The mix travels towards new recordings from Christopher Willits, Fennesz, and Sevendeaths, before moving upwards with the beats of Marcel Dettmann, Objekt, and Sinkane. Hope you enjoy… Playlist Download 09/13/2014

Chillout | Downtempo | Dub Tech Chill   00:00  Cosmic Mantis – Labadi Chill 04:25  Mikrokristal - Jaukiai Cosily 09:00  Smudge - Spirit Jack 12:00  Animat– Wood for the trees 15:00 Max Freegrant, Jerome Isma-Ae - Thrill Me (Marsbeing Remix) 18:00  Art Beek - Pacifico 22:00  Klartraum - Tree of Life 29:00  Dee C'rell - Hologram 34:00  Deep Sand - In the Deep (Dub Mix) 39:00  Elmar Strathe - Inside/Freakout  45:00  Mikrokristal - Owl Light ChillDeep 50:00  Krusselforf - Creation 54:00 Christopher Willits, Ryuchi Sakamoto - Ritecent Reminiscene 58:00 Cosmic Mantis - Dub Me Foxy

Иногда нужно просто отдохнуть и расслабиться.Put the world on pause and unwind your senses, with a magic journey into sound! Enjoy this special edition. 01. Labs Cloud - A Peaceful Summer Night
 02. Sinoptik Music - Intro (Moon Landing)
 03. WhoMadeWho - Hiding In Darkness (Kyson Remix)
 04. Seekae - Reset Head
 05. Trentemoller - Miss You (Lulu Rouge Feat. Asger Baden Remix)
 06. M.Pravda - Meridian Reflex [National Sound] 
07. Olexa - Dialogue With The Earth
 08. JAMA feat. Mininome - Dyhaniem (Deepshader and Nazca Remix) 
09. Deepshader Nazca - Covered by the Blue Fog
 10. Tive - Rescue George
 11. M.Pravda - Reincarnation [National Sound] 
12. Tom Middleton - WYV AUW CHU (Ambient Mix)
 13. Platinum Monkeys - Back to Silus (Chillout Mix) 
14. 2F - Sensations (Original Mix)
 15. Tom Middleton - Sea of glass (Jon Hopkins Remix) 
16. Christopher Willits ft. Tycho - WIDE 
17. Jan Martin feat. Hysteria! - There's You (Lukas Termena's Balearic Remix)

Иногда нужно просто отдохнуть и расслабиться.Put the world on pause and unwind your senses, with a magic journey into sound! Enjoy this special edition. 01. Labs Cloud - A Peaceful Summer Night
 02. Sinoptik Music - Intro (Moon Landing)
 03. WhoMadeWho - Hiding In Darkness (Kyson Remix)
 04. Seekae - Reset Head
 05. Trentemoller - Miss You (Lulu Rouge Feat. Asger Baden Remix)
 06. M.Pravda - Meridian Reflex [National Sound] 
07. Olexa - Dialogue With The Earth
 08. JAMA feat. Mininome - Dyhaniem (Deepshader and Nazca Remix) 
09. Deepshader Nazca - Covered by the Blue Fog
 10. Tive - Rescue George
 11. M.Pravda - Reincarnation [National Sound] 
12. Tom Middleton - WYV AUW CHU (Ambient Mix)
 13. Platinum Monkeys - Back to Silus (Chillout Mix) 
14. 2F - Sensations (Original Mix)
 15. Tom Middleton - Sea of glass (Jon Hopkins Remix) 
16. Christopher Willits ft. Tycho - WIDE 
17. Jan Martin feat. Hysteria! - There's You (Lukas Termena's Balearic Remix)

The awesome folks over at Headphone Commute asked me to do a special mix for them and of course I could not refuse. The mix is special because it is helping promote a fantastic new compilation they have put together.  It's called "...and darkness came" and you can find out about it here... Headphone Commute ...and darkness came. The compilation features 80 tracks(yes, 80 tracks!) from great artists in ambient, modern classical and experimental music.  Artists like Max Richter, Clint Mansell, offthesky, Julien Neto, Ólafur Arnalds, Dakota Suite, Christopher Willits, Loscil, Lawrence English, Maps And Diagrams, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Nils Frahm, Talvihorros, Bersarin Quartett, Antonymes, Simon Scott, Dustin O'Halloran, Machinefabriek, :papercutz, and many, many, more. 100% of the proceeds are donated to two charitable organizations, Doctors Without Borders and The Humane Society, to help all those affected by Hurricane Sandy. Please head over to Headphone Commute and think about picking up this excellent compilation. T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Yuki Murata - Prologue 04:34    James Murray - Still Waters Rise 08:55    Monolyth & Cobalt + Évo Lüthi - Dust Off 13:25    riverrun - Maallinen Kuu 16:00    Antonymes - Elegy IV 20:05    Julien Neto - Los Cien Enamorados 23:15    M.Cadoo - a.m. 26:45    Jóhann Jóhannsson - Melodia (iv) (Live at Ancienne Belgique) 28:15    Brambles - Reflected Consciousness 30:45    Tomoyoshi Date, Corey Fuller, Marcus Fischer and Simon Scott - Quartet(intro) 33:20    Simon Scott - For Betty 35:15    offthesky - Still Breathing 38:50    Dakota Suite - Now I Am Lost 44:20    Christoph Berg - Silence 46:56    Erik K Skodvin - Amber & Glass 49:05    Honig + Templeton - Reginald Cousins 52:10    Takahiro Kido - Sweet Silince 55:45    Minus Pilots - Illuminating The Dark Fields 58:30    Dustin O'Halloran - Fragile #2 1:01:15    end

Show #104 kicks off a new year of Radio BSOTS with an extended freeform episode, touching upon artists like Ty, Mark Ronson, Shawn Lee, Atjazz, Christopher Willits, The Hired Gun, Nu Shooz Orchestra, and more. this episode is NOT WORKSAFE.

I have no idea why I called this mix "cloud mapping". It started off as something about the sky, then aerial views of something, then blah blah blah...then it ends up as "cloud mapping". Most of the music is new or new-ish.  There is no big time theme in this mix, just good, drifting ambient music.  I guess you could picture yourself flying over clouds while listening to this.  My favorite track in the mix is from Christopher Willits' release "Live on Earth Vol.1".  It's the track, "Stars and Plants (live) – Kyoto, Japan – June 19, 2008". Enjoy some good 'ole floaty ambient. T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    in the field - rising 03:30    Christopher Willits - Stars and Plants (live) – Kyoto, Japan – June 19, 2008 12:45    Maps & Diagrams - Shuffle 17:50    Relmic Statute - a test for tapes & memories 22:10    Jannick - Schou - Night 26:50    Itaca Trio - Dragon Sleeps Well 30:55    Markus Guenter - Doppelgaenger 38:05    Terje Isungset - a glimpse of light 40:00    Cluster - lerandis 41:30    Akira Kosemura - 9 Guitar 42:20    Chihei Hatakeyama - light drizzle 46:30    Kyle Bobby Dunn - Empty Gazing 52:10    Christopher Willits - Golden Yarrow 55:00    Simon James French - Misery 59:23    end

Guitarist, electronic musician, composer, and all around bad-ass, Christopher Willits joins me this week to discuss his collaboration with Ryuichi Sakamoto, Ocean Fire an lots of other stuff. Music featured: [...] Continue reading → The post MikeyPod 120 | Musician Christopher Willits appeared first on MikeyPod.

Guitarist, electronic musician, composer, and all around bad-ass, Christopher Willits joins me this week to discuss his collaboration with Ryuichi Sakamoto, Ocean Fire an lots of other stuff. Music featured: [...] Continue reading → The post MikeyPod 120 | Musician Christopher Willits appeared first on MikeyPod.

This week the podcast features music from the New York Based indie label and artists management company, World’s Fair including Roisin Murphy, The King of France, Moloko, Morcheeba, Brookville, Pela and Christopher Willits. For More Information, go to Mad Mad Media at madmadmedia.blogspot.com.AACMP3