Podcasts about emanuele errante

These days electronic waveforms bubble up from every corner of the globe like some kind of benign gas. Wherever they come from, they often share the qualities of flying...or floating. Flying music is rhythm-powered and moves through space, heading for worlds beyond; floating music is goal-free—ethereal, static, and timeless. On this encore transmission of Hearts of Space, another electronic journey in our flying and floating series called FLYING and FLOATING 2. Music is by GREY AREA, PAN ELECTRIC, SNAKESTYLE, COLOURFORM, EMANUELE ERRANTE, CYBERCHUMP, and TETSU INOUE. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

For Halloween, a tale of two people dwelling among the monsters who own the night. Music: 'Altered Communications' by Emanuele Errante. Intro music by Emma Fradd of the Sibling Horror podcast. The text of these stories is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License, meaning that anyone is free to adapt them as they see fit, even for profit, without the obligation to compensate the author. Other audio horror by Soren Narnia: 'Outcall' - Episode 15, Alexandria Archives podcast 'Paranormal Appraisal 151' – Episode 20, Alexandria Archives podcast 'Q & A With a Vampire Killer' - Episode 33, Alexandria Archives podcast 'Why Have You Disturbed Our Sleep' - The Bloodlust podcast, October 8, 2017 'Town With a Tranquil Name,' Those Snowy Nights You Read to Me, They'll Never Be Forgotten podcast, October 30, 2019 www.patreon.com/sorennarnia

May 10, 1853 Henry hails the arriving summer amid golden gates and terrene temples. American Yellow Warbler sounds by Jim Berry, XC477354. (Accessible at www.xeno-canto.org/477354) Music: "Those Nights We Lost" by Emanuele Errante; "Can't Explain" by Ziv Moran (All music used courtesy of the artists through a licensing agreement with Artlist) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thoreausleaves/support

A cura di Gigi Longo. Brani di Pauline Anna Strom, Emanuele Errante, David Sylvian e Holger Czukay.

A cura di Gigi Longo. Brani di Pauline Anna Strom, Emanuele Errante, David Sylvian e Holger Czukay. (seconda parte)

A cura di Gigi Longo. Brani di Pauline Anna Strom, Emanuele Errante, David Sylvian e Holger Czukay. (seconda parte)

Anacleto Vitolo A.K.A. AV-K / K.lust / Kletus.K part of several collectives such as X(i)NEON, Internos and Algebra del Bisogno, born August 2, 1985 in Battipaglia (SA), Italy. He began his musical career in 1998 as an Hip Hop DJ. Shortly after he became interested in music production, from the classical hip hop beat to the current mix of elements such as Industrial, Trip Hop, Glitch, Ambient, Noise, Experimental Electronic, Minimal and some New Wave influences. 2008 winner of “M.E.I. tech 2008” (Indipendent Labels Meeting – elettronic music section). In 2010 and 2014 took part in “FLUSSI 2010” festival sharing the same stage with some of the most important musicians of the contemporary electronic scene as Murcof, Thomas Fehlmann, Vladislav Delay, Retina.it, Emanuele Errante, Mokira, Mount Kimbie, etc. In 2013 signs a contract as Publishing Artist with FatCat. In 2015 takes part to MiRA festival in Barcelona with Andy Stott, Ben Frost, Richard Devine, Prefuse 73, Nosaj Thing and many others. Active with a lot of collaborations and releases SC : https://soundcloud.com/av-k-prod FB : https://www.facebook.com/k.lust.page/ TRACKLIST 1) Klara Lewis - Twist 2) The Haxan Clock - Excavation Part 1 3) Ben Frost - Sola Fide 4) Emptyset - Point 5) Mika Vainio & Frank Vogroux - Deux 6) Samuel Kerridge - DAYT 7) SHXCXCHCXSH - SsSs 8) Rashad Becker - Themes VII 9) Varg - Dialogue & Privilege 10) Luke Abbott - Night Bike 11) Polar Inertia - Parallel Transport 12) r2π - Library of Babel

There is no clever theme to this new mix. I noticed a similar feel to much of the new music I was listening to so I decided to cobble some tunes together in a mix. All of the music in this mix is new, either 2007 or 2008, except for the Andrew Deutsch cut which is from 2005(although it is new to me). The music in this mix has a sort of subdued, orchestral fell to it. I started thinking about this mix listening to the new Deaf Center release. Layers of strings create a beautiful, melancholy experience. That pretty much describes the rest of the music in this mix. T R A C K L I S T : 00:00 Emanuele Errante - leaves 01:25 Deaf Center - Vintage Well 06:10 Bersarin Quartet - es kann nicht ewig winter sein 09:45 mwvm - context where 17:50 Andrew Deutsch - untilted #1(from cd "The Sun") 26:00 Svarte Greiner - kobbergruve.... 29:20 Jasper, TX - things could stay 37:30 Emanuele Errante - lucus 49:10 Deaf Center - ashes 50:30 Stars of the Lid - slight on the childproof 55:00 Bersarin Quartet - Inversion

I have been interested in doing a mix of field recordings ever since I did the shortwave mix last year. I've been collecting field recordings from various sources & even bought a digital recorder so I could do my own phonography.I haven't really had the time to seriously record anything but I did manage to squeeze a few of my own things into this new mix. There is very little proper music in this mix. It's mostly field recordings that I downloaded from sites like Quiet American and SoundTransit. Some of the recordings are from cd's that I own. Most of the music is music that already has field recordings built into the track. I used two tracks from a great cd by Emanuele Errante called "Migrations". a few other tracks came from Geir Jenssen 's "Field Recordings From Tibet". A couple of other cuts came from "Classifields - Trips 6" on Tripostal. One of the Tripostal tracks is "A Sunday Walk" by Nim is a Tree, which I already used in the Netlabel Mix. It's such a great cut that I had to use it again. I also sneaked some loops into the mix here & there. Some of my favorite field sounds are trains, so you'll hear various train sounds a few times. I also like empty train station reverb, so that fades in & out a couple times. The sounds range from a resonant pipe in a rain storm to foghorns to church bells to chanting to arrival anouncements to piano and an open window. I know that some field recordings may be interesting but really listenable, not musical enough. I think this mix works pretty well & is easy to listen to. Sorry there is no track list. It's nearly impossible to keep track of what's playing & when in this mix. Most of the time there several tracks playing at once. It was a lot of fun putting this together and hope you enjoy the trip.