Podcast appearances and mentions of phillip wilkerson

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For ambient and electronic artists, the music of the winter season holds a special appeal. Dense drones, chilled harmonies, bright bells and percussion, and the psychoactive power of minimalist patterns — add up to a powerful palette of musical elements. The small but artistically mighty countries of Scandinavia and the Arctic north produce far more than their share of world-class music across a wide range of contemporary genres and music for film. Nourishing it all is the influence of the extraordinary natural environment: the cold North Sea and volcanic islands, the dramatic coastal mountains and fjords, the vast boreal forests, the visual magic of fog, mist, and snow, and the otherworldly spectacle of the auroras—the famous northern lights. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, wintry ambient from Scandinavia and the Arctic north to Northern California, on a program called "NORTHERN LIGHTS 5." Music is by ROBERT JÜRJENDAL, ERIK WØLLO, PHILLIP WILKERSON & CHRIS RUSSELL, SNOWDROPS, TERJE ISUNGSET & EIVIND AARSET, MARK BANNING (RIP), and JEFF PEARCE. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

Almost four years after *Rituals*, Levente's new album *The Ray Bradbury Chronicles* takes inspiration from the legendary wordsmith and follows an “old-fashioned” approach to musical storytelling. Joining the ranks of labels that support Sequences, Other Side Audio showcases the esteemed artist Craig Padilla with *The Pulse Of Life*, a vast musical composition created on the Mattson Modular synthesiser and Xan Alexander's *Qurorobos 2*, presenting syncopated rhythms and soundscapes that serve as a backdrop for rising and dancing melodies. Playlist no 263 02.39 Craig Padilla ‘Riding The Cosmic Rails' (album The Pulse Of Life) *** https://othersideaudio.bandcamp.com/album/the-pulse-of-life 15.44 Xan Alexander ‘Chronogensis' (album Ouroboros II) https://othersideaudio.bandcamp.com/album/ouroboros-ii 29.31 Levente ‘There Will Come Soft Rains' (album The Ray Bradbury Chronicles) https://levente.bandcamp.com 34.37 Levente ‘Fahrenheit 451' (City-Escape-Exile)' 42.02 OBUKHOVAUDIO ‘Flugelschlag' (album Mondträume) https://obukhovaudio.bandcamp.com/album/mondtr-ume 47.13 OBUKHOVAUDIO ‘Fernruf' *** 55.23 Phillip Wilkerson & Chris Russell ‘Dissipation' (album Imaginary Realities) https://wilkerson-russell.bandcamp.com/album/imaginary-realities 01.03.57 Jeff Greinke ‘After The Flood' (album Late Rain) www.projekt.com 01.12.14 Forrest Fang ‘Perihelion' (album Perihelion) www.projekt.com 01.19.12 Forrest Fang ‘Seraphinianus' 01.25.00 Oksana Linde ‘Mundos Flotantes' (album Travesias) http://buhrecords.bandcamp.com/ 01.27.22 Oksana Linde ‘Luciérnagas en los manglares' 01.31.51 Deuter ‘Mondklang mit Perlen' (album Mångata) 01.39.36 Deuter ‘Resonance Of Silence' 01.44.09 Joe Weineck ‘Metropolis' (single) christoph.buehring-uhle@bscmusic.com 01.48.43 Silva Blaser & Lauge ‘Awakening' (EP Lucid Dreams) https://buddhasloungelabel.bandcamp.com 01.51.22 Naneum ‘Pretense' (album Dreams Remembered) https://naneum.bandcamp.com/album/dreams-remembered 01.53.30 Naneum ‘Tectonics' 01.55.59 Naneum ‘Shifting Stratospheres' 01.59.25 Asura ‘The Prophecy' (album Life) https://ultimae.com/product/asura-life²-ultimae-download-24bit/ 02.07.05 Ny Barkakati 'Tímida' (album Desplazamiento) https://ivybarkakati.bandcamp.com/album/desplazamiento 02.10.02 Ambient Solstice ‘Intervals Of Infinity' (E.P. A Question Of Time) https://wayfarermusicgroup.com/dir/ 02.13.37 Billy Denk ‘The Depths Of Existence' (album Beneath The Peaceful Sky) https://wayfarermusicgroup.com/dir/ 02.18.17 Romerium ‘A Patchwork of Green' (album VELA) https://romerium.bandcamp.com 02.24.37 Romerium ‘Silhouettes of Strange Plants' 02.29.02 Abstract Rituals ‘Shifting Identities' (album Abstract Rituals II) https://abstractrituals.bandcamp.com/album/ii 02.34.52 Abstract Rituals ‘Whispers of Contact' 02.37.55 Abstract Rituals ‘空白の13年' 02.41.03 Deepspace ‘Utopia=Visions' (album Neon Blue Utopia) https://projektrecords.bandcamp.com 02.44.53 Deepspace ‘Parkour On Lazarus Heights' 02.48.51 Deepspace ‘Floor 426-B' 02.53.29 Samsara ‘Europa' (album Silence Of Sleeping) https://scienceofsleeping.bandcamp.com/album/samsara 02.56.50 Samsara ‘The Darkest Night' Edit ***

Ahhh, the advent of spring. It arrives in fits and starts... a few warm days punctuated by brisk winds and unpredictable storms. In March, we pass the spring equinox and have a bright new season. The trees bud and blossom, and the natural world stirs and awakes. After the constriction and enclosure of winter, it's a time to stretch, breathe deep, and expand. The Ambient soundscapes of the season are brighter, bolder, larger, with a sense of possibility, even hope. The long winter is past, the joy of spring and the blissful days of summer are at hand. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, a journey in the vernal soundscape, on a program called EXPANSION. Music is by DAVID HELPLING & JON JENKINS, PATRICK O'HEARN, JOHN LYELL, ALPHA WAVE MOVEMENT, PHILLIP WILKERSON, HAR, and HAROLD BUDD. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

Back in the late 18th and early 19th century, a German doctor named FRANZ MESMER had a far out theory about energy transference between animate and inanimate objects. He called it "animal magnetism." A Scottish doctor named JAMES BAIRD developed the idea and called it "nervous sleep" or "neuro-hypnotism," and later just "hypnosis." The word comes from the Greek hypnos for "sleep" and osis "to put to sleep." These days, thanks to the American Psychological Association, we have a formal definition of hypnosis as "a state of consciousness created by 'hypnotic induction' and characterized by relaxation, focused attention and increased suggestibility, with alterations in perception, sensation, emotion, thought or behavior." Others define it as psychological regression, dissociation, or an altered state of functioning. However you define it, hypnosis has a lot in common with ambient music, which also creates a relaxed state with focused attention. Whether it causes increased suggestibility and altered perception...well, that's up to you. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, electronic music for mental alteration, on a program called HYPNOTRONIC. Music is by ORCHESTRA SOLITAIRE, CHRONOTOPE PROJECT, THIERRY DAVID, HOWARD GIVENS & CRAIG PADILLA, A PRODUCE, PHILLIP WILKERSON, STEVE ROACH, and VIC HENNEGAN. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

Check out the latest interview with Phillip Wilkerson.   Check out his journey into Higher Education as well as hosting a podcast that seeks to promote positivity in life and the pursuit of purpose.  Three words to describe  POSITIVE, RESILIENT, AND KIND!!!!Check out Social media information Instagram Page: https://www.instagram.com/positivephilter/Twitter Page https://twitter.com/PositivePhilterFacebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/PositivePhilter/Contact Info:LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/philipwilkersoniiiFollow Us on all Social Media outlets ( Link Below) https://linktr.ee/Unapologetically_BlkMale

Check out the latest interview with Phillip Wilkerson. Check out his journey into Higher Education as well as hosting a podcast that seeks to promote positivity in life and the pursuit of purpose. Three words to describe POSITIVE, RESILIENT, AND KIND!!!! Check out Social media information Instagram Page: https://www.instagram.com/positivephilter/ Twitter Page https://twitter.com/PositivePhilter Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/PositivePhilter/ Contact Info: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/philipwilkersoniii Follow Us on all Social Media outlets ( Link Below) https://linktr.ee/Unapologetically_BlkMale

My guest on this episode of Tones & Drones are musicians Phillip Wilkerson & Chris Russell. Our conversation will surround their collaboration album on the Spotted Peccary Label called "Dark Measures", an album they describe as "gray ambient". For more information you can visit: https://wilkerson-russell.bandcamp.com/album/dark-measures https://spottedpeccary.com/ Tones & Drones is hosted and produced by Jason M. Miller in the studios of 91.3 FM KVLU. For more information visit: kvlu.org Music in this episode of the podcast was used with permission from the artists.

Happy New Year to all our listeners, friends & musicians. Making their debut on our first edition of 2022 are the band 70db consists of two well-known musicians Steve Schroyder & Wolfram Spyra, plus Rainer Vonviel, Udo P. Leis, & B. Ashra, with a live set of electronics commissioned for the 100th birthday of the Schöneberg Town Hall in Berlin in 2014,. The special thing about the live performance of "70db" was the use of 3 real church bells weighing tons on the stage to use with the music. Argentinian transgender woman Sofía Lecuona Pugno, (a.k.a Nait Saves) expresses ethereal ambient glitchy electronica & minimalistic piano music. Camila artist name Caminauta, an Independent composer and ambient musician dedicated to films soundtracks scores, and interdisciplinary art projects, & Ajna & Onasander join forces to create a dark and brooding soundtrack to one of the most highly attested witches in Latin Literature, Canidia, evoking the heinous deeds of Canidia the Witch, propelling the listener into her ancient world of nightmarish deeds and mystery. We kick off with two tracks from Sequential Dreams new album Star Lost, officially released on the dawn of this new year. Playlist no 203 02.17 Sequential Dreams ‘Once Upon A Dream' (album Star Lost) https://sequentialdreams.bandcamp.com 07.39 Sequential Dreams ‘Canyon Daydreams' 12.00 Lisa Bella Donna ‘West Virginia' (album Appalachian Wilderness) ***www.behindtheskymusic.com 25.03 Eleon ‘Dark Mocha Dance To Go' (album Chill Cafe) www.higherlevel.media 29.54 Eleon ‘Festivity' 34.52 Paul Nagle & Matt Howarth ‘Critters' (album The Species Gap) www.groove.nl 38.40 Paul Nagle & Matt Howarth ‘Moments In Methane' 44.13 70db ‘Drones By The Sea' (Album Secret Sessions) www.separatedbeats.bandcamp.com 51.18 70db 'Silver Trails' 54.23 Ambiente Solstice 'The Broom Star' (album Living Water) www.heartdancerecords.com 59.35 Steve Roach ‘The Living Space' (album Zones, Drones & Atmospheres) www.projekt.com 01.05.25 Steve Roach ‘Shadow Realms' 01.11.03 Ajna & Onasander ‘ Invoking Underworld Divinities' (album Canidia) www.winter-light.com 01.17.11 Nait Saves ‘Rescate' (EP Distancia : Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) www.naitsavesmusic.bandcamp.com (Notify when aired 01.19.22 naitsavesmusic&gmail.com) 01.19.22 Nait Saves ‘Uróboros' 01.23.48 Stan Dart ‘Cerro Armazones' (album Electronic) https://standartmusicbox.bandcamp.com 01.34.25 Nicholas Gunn ‘Beautiful Mind' (SINGLE) https://nicholasgunn.com 01.39.14 Larry Fast/Synergy ‘Insects' (album Fall Flight) www.myndstream.com 01.44.10 Ivan Black ‘Convection Process' (album Nubibus) https://ivanblack.bandcamp.com 01.51.44 David Baron ‘End Of One Thing' (album Fall Flight) www.myndstream.com 01.56.07 Anantakara ‘Right Time, Right Place' (album Forgotten Key) https://auralfilms.bandcamp.com/album/forgotten-key 02.03.55 Robert Scott Thompson ‘ Breathless with Adoration, the Broad Sun is Sinking Down in its Tranquility' (DL album As First Star Wakes, She Wanders There) www.somewherecoldrecords.bandcamp.com 02.12.52 Robert Scott Thompson ‘Morning Light Torr Head' 02.19.15 Robert Scott Thompson ‘Metalanguage' 02.25.07 Phillip Wilkerson & Chris Russell ‘Unopened Doors' (album Dark Measures) www.spottedpeccary.com 02.35.23 Caminauta ‘Live Part 1' (album Synth Fest Trance-Live Set Session) https://caminauta.bandcamp.com 02.44.49 Sherry Finzer ‘A New Day' (album Connections) www.heartdancerecords.com 02.50.04 Sherry Finzer ‘Through The Veil' 02.55.37 Imaginary Landscape ‘The Windy Heights Of Tau Ceti' (album Nothing Left Behind) www.syngate.net 03.04.13 Imaginary Landscape ‘The Velvet Swamps of Trappist' 03.10.05 Raysparks Industries ‘Kikai - Gone (RSI MIX) 2010' (album Selected Remixes Volume One) https://rayspark-industries.bandcamp.com 03.16.52 Nattefrost ‘When Every Cage Is Empty' (Single) https://nattefrostdk.bandcamp.com

The watcher is watched while watching; new sounds from Phillip Wilkerson.

Welcome! ‘LIVE' from the new studio in Holland … this is your number one electronica podcast! We have arrived, we're (almost) set and ready to bring you the most relaxing ambient and electronics. Hope you're all doing well! Now is the time to Zen-in and share the magic Spacemusic moments together, based on the music that was sent to us by many artists around the globe. Featuring: Modulation Sounds, Michael L. Rogers, Desu ExSounds, Kelly David, Off land, Chronotope Project, Ivan Teixeira, B. Ashra, Isostatic, Kiphi, Phillip Wilkerson, Chris Russell. All music available on Bandcamp, simply follow the links and purchase the best food for body & brain instantly! START … 0:00:00 - This is Spacemusic 13.23 Chill Out Zone0:01:44 - Universe - MODULATION SOUNDS0:04:57 - Transwarp Journey - MICHAEL L. ROGERS0:10:04 - Unsettling Past - DESU EXSOUNDS0:15:53 - Garden of the Forgotten - KELLY DAVID0:19:33 - Set Sail - DESU EXSOUNDS0:24:19 - Infinity Scape - OFF LAND0:29:41 - The Still Small Voice - CHRONOTOPE PROJECT0:38:40 - La Promenado - IVAN TEIXEIRA0:42:00 - Satellites - B. ASHRA0:53:09 - Wood Bark (#302621) - ISOSTATIC0:54:13 - Karak - IVAN TEIXEIRA0:57:43 - Divine Flux - KIPHI1:01:42 - Unopened Doors - PHILLIP WILKERSON & CHRIS RUSSELL … END ———> NEW SHOW NOTES VERSION ———> PLEASE SEND ANY FEEDBACK IF YOU WANT ———> admin@ambient.zone ———> visit our site www.ambient.zone ———> SUPPORT THIS STATION https://paypal.me/ambientzone

One of the core experiences of ambient and electronic spacemusic is the feeling of weightless floating. These subtle sounds seem to dematerialize us, expand our personal space, and slow our sense of time. It's kind of magical — and for many of us, highly pleasurable, even addictive. Since the introduction of mass-produced electronic instruments in the 1970s, anyone can create floating textures, but even if you're just a listener, the experience is widely enjoyed and often described in therapeutic terms as relaxing, healing, and transformative. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, another anti-gravity journey on electronic waves, on a program called FLOATING WORLDS 2. Music is by PAUL AVGERINOS, ERIK WØLLO, HOWARD GIVENS & CRAIG PADILLA, PHILLIP WILKERSON, and MAX CORBACHO. [ view program page ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

3.8.21 – Phillip Wilkerson – The Weekly Business Hour with Rick Schissler Join us as we welcome Phillip Wilkerson back to our show! —– Check out past shows: http://1bestconsult.com/twbh/ Contact Rick: rick@irlonestar.com —- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theweeklybusinesshour/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT64czw-V6eExnQbYK-Ff7A Show [...]

Lighter than dust; heavier than cloud: new sounds from Radium88, Russ Young and Phillip Wilkerson.

2.8.21 – Phillip Wilkerson – The Weekly Business Hour with Rick Schissler Join us as we welcome Phillip Wilkerson to our show! You can catch us on the air at 11am on Conroe’s FM 104.5 [...]

Welcome our newcomers to Sequences who always surprise us with their form of electronic music added to the many thousands we’ve had the pleasure of bringing to you over the years. Construction is Nadya Peek & Marko Ahtisasri bringing a unique strong ambient laid back jazz influence sound. Syngate's latest offering A.D.S.R. is a music project of nameless people and their sound generators. A dreamer & love of creating spacious soundscapes NAmbient. The duo Phillip Wilkerson & Jourdan Laik known as Time Being, are in top form as they venture into over 70 minutes of deep-drifting, time-melting, soul-stirring bliss that hovers delicately at the fringes of darkness and light. Music composed by Sergio Mariani surrounding a Steel Guitar among other electronic instruments, to give you peace and tranquility for quiet moments of prayer, pondering, or just to take it easy and enjoy. As one of the three artists in the Band Airsculpture, Peter Ruczynski solo project Softbase is no stranger to the more esoteric and ambient side of EM, enjoy this solo ramble into different sonic worlds & finally the album Asthenosphere, according to Lethave Plank, "takes up the baton of a hypothesis that could not be proved until several decades after it was formulated, and in the romantic idea of a dream that survives its creator". Group Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sequencesmagazine/ Website: www.sequencesmagazine.com Email: sequencesemma@gmail.com michael.garlick@icloud.com Podcasts: Main Listeners: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/sequences-magazine-podcast/id500441651 Later editions on: http://www.mixcloud.com/mickgarlick9/ https://soundcloud.com/mick-garlick Latest edition on the German radio show: Modul303 http://modul303.com/ Player FM: https://player.fm/series/sequences-magazine Listennotes: https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/sequences-magazine-sequences-electronic-6qYJ3ndPT_z/ (New) Amazon: all editions from no 44 to the latest. https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/02699b4d-59c9-4773-a71e-f41749bbd9d6/Sequences-Magazine New: Himalaya: https://www.himalaya.com/music-podcasts/sequences-magazine-319139 Playlist No 182 02.42 Wellenfeld ‘Farewell from Home’ (album The Journey of Voyager 1) www.MellowJet.de 12.09 Synthetik ‘Music For Machines’ (album Music For Machines) www.synthetik.bandcamp.com 17.24 Andy Pickford ‘Dreadnaught’ (album Dreadnaught) *** www.andypickford1.bandcamp.com 27.54 Tedd Arnold ’Silver Lake’ (album Silver Lake) https://theearthcat.com 33.23 Tedd Arnold ‘Far From Earth’ 36.54 Wellenfeld ‘ Farthest from Earth’ 43.12 Sequential Legenda ‘ Beyond From The Beyond’ (album Beyond The Stars) https://sequentia-legenda.bandcamp.com 57.22 Softbase ‘Of Its Time’ (album Of This Time) www.softbase.bandcamp.com 01.05.42 Time Being ‘Here.Now.Always’ (album Ocean In Time) www.spottedpeccary.com 01.12.00 Rene Van Der Wouden ‘Cloud Mysteries’ (album Sound Of Silence) www.rewo.bandcamp.com 01.23.13 René Van Der Wouden ‘Metaphor’ (album Cinnamon Horizons) 01.33.54 Wolfproject ‘Thrill’ https://wolfproject.bandcamp.com 01.41.15 A.D.S.R. ‘Morgennebel 1’ (album UNO) www.syngate.net 01.51.06 Jason Herrboldt ‘Icehorn’ (album Copse) www.jasonherrboldt.bandcamp.com 01.57.11 Jason Herrboldt ‘Ippyook’ 02.01.56 Steve Roach ‘Optimal Being’ (album Tomorrow) www.projekt.com 02.13.24 Construction ‘Talk’ (Rinne Radio Remx) wwwtheambientzofne.co.uk 02.19.22 Lethave Plank ‘A Name For The Theory’ (album Asthenosphere) https://lethaveplank.bandcamp.com/ 02.22.26 Lethave Plank ‘Orogenic’ 02.28.57 Sergio Mariani ‘As Far As The West Is From The East’ (album Good & Faithful) www.sergiomariani.bandcamp.com 02.36.22 NAambient Music ‘A Metamorphic Event’ ( two track: Recollection) *** www.nambientmusic.bandcamp.com 02.43.05 TheAdelaidean ‘A Convocation of Moths’ (album Alive In The Hall Of Possibilities ) www.projekt.com 02.53.35 Marconi Union ‘Still’ (EP Departures) www.theambientzone.co.uk Edit ***

Maybe it was just a coincidence, a timely convergence, but the era of space exploration that began in the 1960s was also a formative decade for electronic music. At the time, German experimental composer KARLHEINZ STOCKHAUSEN observed that there was a natural relationship between his electronic music and images of cosmic space. Maybe it was the drugs, but it seemed right. In Germany, the late 1960s saw the rise of the "Kozmik Musik" genre; electronic nebulae blossomed all over Europe and the English speaking countries; SUN RA toured the world and played his own brand of Afro-cosmic funk, while JOHN COLTRANE and his wife ALICE released the album COSMIC MUSIC. In the 1970's the COSMIC COURIERS record label was established, PROGRESSIVE ROCK went cosmic and became SPACE ROCK, BRIAN ENO invented Ambient, and PINK FLOYD became the biggest selling band in the world after Dark Side of the Moon. It was Good Times for space fans. Today, electronic spacemusic is an established genre with a nice article in Wikipedia and a steady stream of significant new music from masters of the craft. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, a classic journey in the electronic starfields, on a program called MASTERS OF SPACE. Music is by ERIK WØLLO & MICHAEL STEARNS, DAVID HELPLING & JON JENKINS, JON DURANT & ROBERT JÜRJENDAL, PHILLIP WILKERSON, and JEFF GREINKE. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

Flying. Drifting. Floating. Three kinds of virtual movement we find in ambient music. Flying...is moving through space with speed, purpose, and destination. Flying is active. Drifting...is horizontal. You surrender to prevailing forces and let them move you. Drifting is passive. Floating...is vertical. You hang suspended, neutrally buoyant, in equilibrium with gravity. Like drifting, floating is passive. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, we drift wide and quiet, on a program called DRIFTING IN SILENCE. Music is by DRIFTING IN SILENCE, MASSERGY, CLIVE WRIGHT, STEVE ROACH, PHILLIP WILKERSON, VIR UNIS, JOHN FOXX + HAROLD BUDD. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

A showcase of new music from Claudio Casanueva, Juta Takahashi, E-Musikgruppe Lux Ohr and Phillip Wilkerson.

A showcase of new music from Claudio Casanueva, Juta Takahashi, E-Musikgruppe Lux Ohr and Phillip Wilkerson.

This is a really special episode for a number of reasons. First, we get to highlight three phenomenal people that are doing incredibly impactful things in our world. Next, is that the inspiration for this particular episode came from an event Elizabeth and I were able to attend where Admiral William McRaven was the keynote speaker. Which by the way if you don’t know who Admiral McRaven is (and I didn’t at the time) you most definitely need check him out! He has accomplished many lifetimes worth of great achievements and has a great personal story to go along with. Admiral McRaven’s message during his keynote drew from the iconic film “It’s a Wonderful Life”. McRaven used the narrative to highlight that every day average people all can be George Bailey in their own unique way. He ended his speech by saying “You change one life, and you never know how that’s going to effect thousands of lives. You’re all George Bailey” This episode highlights Bob Milner (episode #7), Phillip Wilkerson (episode #2), and Barry Blanton (episode #16). Each of these past guests share their "George Bailey story". Thanks for listening! Please RATE and REVIEW the podcast! Share with your pals and buddies on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn Be sure to SUBSCRIBE and DOWNLOAD for a fresh episode every Wednesday! EverSanCooper.com/podcast Facebook.com/EverSanCooper @EverSanCooper on Instagram

Formless silence amidst a lustrous rapture... featuring "Reveries" - new from Phillip Wilkerson.

Formless silence amidst a lustrous rapture... featuring "Reveries" - new from Phillip Wilkerson.

Owner of Beacon Business Solutions. SeeTheBeacon.com  Phillip has 20+ Years of corporate experience leading business units in multi-billion dollar companies. He now focuses on helping to lead businesses of all sizes and various industries to success using his experience and expertise. Thanks for listening!

A desolation of papyrus; new sounds from Sven Laux and Phillip Wilkerson.

A desolation of papyrus; new sounds from Sven Laux and Phillip Wilkerson.

First episode of Pixicast hosted by Voide and published by Pixieguts for the Palace music network. Alternative electronic world sounds.01 Fugdale - What's On Your Mind (USA)02 Titee - Leavez Remixx by Crimson Death (Australia/Canada)03 Friends of redhalo - It's Getting Thick (Canada)04 Phillip Wilkerson - On the French Riviera (USA)05 C.P. McDill - Astrolabe (Saluki Regicide) (USA)06 Jukeen - Meltal (Slovenia)07 fenducci - Hurt Babe (Scotland)08 Corrientes & Crimson Death - Words Mean Nothing (USA/Canada)09 Baskyl - Magic Glowstick (Germany)10 Cixxx J - And now what should (Danny Lo Scippo ReMiX) (Italy)11 Reconsiderate & Tecknixia - Anomaly (USA)12 Lungbutter - Show Me Your Sex Face (Canada)13 Nezumi - Triumf marzen (Poland)14 Northcape - Detach (UK)15 soft damages - 4_H_. (Ireland)16 The Peach Tree - Red Panda by Northcape (Black Possum Mix) (Australia/UK)17 Solid Electro - Block Busting Beats (Denmark)18 mildsparrow - Miss Universe 2005 (Australia)19 HealeyIsland - That Door Closes Quickly (UK)20 5thinstar - jump (UK)21 4c3 - Red Panda (Bamboo Night Remix) (Original by Northcape) (Mexico/UK)22 Deepspace - The Barometric Sea (Australia)Duration: 2:07:08Click to play / right-click to download

Waking Across the River: new music (and some older music) from Phillip Wilkerson, and additional stellar sounds from Michelle Qureshi.

Waking Across the River: new music (and some older music) from Phillip Wilkerson, and additional stellar sounds from Michelle Qureshi.

Angels without wings: new music from Claudio Casanueva and Diatonis... also featuring Robert Rich and Phillip Wilkerson.

Angels without wings: new music from Claudio Casanueva and Diatonis... also featuring Robert Rich and Phillip Wilkerson.

Two hours of the best ambient, electronic and experimental music from around the world with tracks from Camomatic, Lazzich, Halo XVI, Phillip Wilkerson, Cousin Silas, SineRider, Inapsine, Tange and Gregg Plummer, Susperia-Electrica, Mooma, the ambient visitor, Daniel Land, Eko_Fisk and Bing Satellites. Full tracklist and details at www.bingsatellites.com/radio/#ma004 Follow the show on Twitter @bingsatellites and #mostlyambient

A special edition of Mostly Ambient celebrating the release of Album In A Day volume 3, an album of song completely written and recorded in one day! featuring music from the album and previous two volumes from Pyotr, Oneiro, Rogue Spore, SineRider, Chris Fordham, Phillip Wilkerson, French Films About Trains, Daniel Land & The Modern Painters, Ketsa, Vapor Lanes, Eko_Fisk, Meteer, Alana Barttels, Glacial, dlay, dmyra, the lovely moon, Tange, Cousin Silas, Crystal Dreams, Bing Satellites, i AM esper, MagicVan, Poodleplay Arkestra, Mystified and Piotro. Full tracklist and details at www.bingsatellites.com/radio/#ma002 Follow the show on Twitter @bingsatellites and #mostlyambient

Wondrous Encounters: showcasing the latest recording from Phillip Wilkerson. Also heard are sounds from Anima and Erik Wollo.

Wondrous Encounters: showcasing the latest recording from Phillip Wilkerson. Also heard are sounds from Anima and Erik Wollo.

The wondrous experiece of falling; featuring Robert Rich, Phillip Wilkerson and Fall Into Winter - the new recording from Bryan Carrigan.

The wondrous experiece of falling; featuring Robert Rich, Phillip Wilkerson and Fall Into Winter - the new recording from Bryan Carrigan.

Swiftly the Sun: new sounds from Phillip Wilkerson. Also, old music from Peter Ball and Thom Brennan.

Swiftly the Sun: new sounds from Phillip Wilkerson. Also, old music from Peter Ball and Thom Brennan.

Introducing Vague Traces: the new collaboration from Phillip Wilkerson and Chris Russell. DeeperNET also makes an appearance.

Introducing Vague Traces: the new collaboration from Phillip Wilkerson and Chris Russell. DeeperNET also makes an appearance.

Premiering Vague Traces - the new recording from Phillip Wilkerson and Chris Russell. Classic ambient impressionist sounds from Thom Brennan also make an appearance.

Premiering Vague Traces - the new recording from Phillip Wilkerson and Chris Russell. Classic ambient impressionist sounds from Thom Brennan also make an appearance.

Hello to our world listeners and a Happy New Year to you all, Its been over a month since our last edition with Mick in the UK for that time, have you missed us? Good see Radio Happy’s Yolande back again and on the mend to keep you entertained while we were away. We have a truck load of music for our first edition of the new year, many new releases and new names to Sequences, As usual we have a very varied set from ambient to symphonic, Berlin school to cinematic, certainly quality music from many different countries.. Let’s kick off with the eagerly awaited solo album Paradise by Bernd Kistenmacker, enjoy. Bernd Kistenmacher ‘Devasting Destruction/Ghosts’ 1.40 (album Paradise) *** http://www.berndkistenmacher.com Ash Ra Tempel ‘ Reunion’ 9.56 (album Friendship) *** http://www.ashra.com Faber ‘Happy In Berlin’ 18.20 (album Stories) www.mellowjet.de Faber ‘Tangerine Lights’ 23.29 Mac Of BIOnighT ‘Soft Dreams’ 36.51 album Dim Daylight) http://www.macvibes.com/ BySenses ‘Beautiful Moments/Destination’ 43.17 (album Frigments-Fragments) http://bysenses.bandcamp.com Duncan Goddard ’Ketchup Bogie’ 48.52 (album Electrical Tape) ***www.linearobessional.org Carmen Rubino ‘Transcendence’ 57.31 (album Aquarian Dream) http://www.carmenrubino.com Carmen Rubino ’Tears Of Joy’ 60.45 Velvet Voyage Productions ‘Hypnosequence’ 63.04 http://www.schindlerandreas.de/Velvet-Voyage/ Velvet Voyage Productions ‘Temporal Flow’ 68.37 (album Time Machine) DigitalSimplyWorld ‘The Second Seed’ 76.49 (album Seeds) http://digitalsimplyworld.bandcamp.com Claudio Casanueva ‘Brain Waves’ 83.43 Claudio Casanueva ‘Terra Nova 87.33 ’http://www.amazon.com/s?rh=n%3A163856011 Jordan de la Sierra ‘Music For Gymnastics’ 94.52 *** Andreas Hack ‘Barcode’ 100.30 (album Pieces) www.mellowjet.de Andreas Hack ‘Before The Fall’ 106.28 Midnight Airship ‘The River Once Flowed Here’ 113.38 (album A River Once Flowed Here) http://www.bordersedge.com Midnight Airship ‘Midnight Airdrop’ 122.23 Jordan de la Sierra Temple Of Aesthetic Action’ 132.42 ( album Gymnosphere, Song Of The Rose) *** Morphieusmusic ‘Eternity of Love New Beginnings mix’ 137.58 Morphieusmusic ‘Twilight’ 143.00 www.facebook.com/pages/Morphieusmusic/149440108459577?sk=timeline Phillip Wilkerson & Chris Russel ‘The Diamond Sky’ 146.44 (album Vague Traces) *** www.spottedpeccary.com 22 MetronomoS ‘Elegy’ 152.43 http://metronomos.com.es MetronomoS ’Tears Shining Under The Moonlight’ 156.19(album Far Away From Home) Coemgin Cuil ‘Pas de Deux/‘Begin Again, Begin Now 160.37 (album Murmurations)http://www.ambient5.com/ *** Rene De Bakker ‘Into A Blue Sequence/Sahara Heat’ 168.23 (album Returning Winds) *** https://www.facebook.com/de.bakker.rene The Weird & The Wonderful ‘The Random Eloquence of Beauty’ 179.16 https://theweirdandthewonderful.bandcamp.com edit ***

Sojourning, with the master of longform ambient impressionism, Phillip Wilkerson.

Sojourning, with the master of longform ambient impressionism, Phillip Wilkerson.

Showcasing "Highlands Outtakes", the new recording from Phillip Wilkerson... and also featuring more stellar-inspired sounds from Jim Ottaway.

Showcasing "Highlands Outtakes", the new recording from Phillip Wilkerson... and also featuring more stellar-inspired sounds from Jim Ottaway.

Ultima Thule celebrates 25 years of broadcasting ambient and atmospheric music from across the ages and around the world with a three-programme series of original, unreleased compositions created especially to mark our quarter century milestone by the artists whose music we know and love; featured in this second installment are works by Longing for Orpheus, Dan Pound, Erik Wollo, Ken Elkinson, Tim Story and Hans Joachim Roedelius, Matt Borghi and Michael Teager, Martin Kennedy, Phillip Wilkerson, Amir Baghiri, Craig Padilla and Ian Boddy.

Ultima Thule celebrates 25 years of broadcasting ambient and atmospheric music from across the ages and around the world with a three-programme series of original, unreleased compositions created especially to mark our quarter century milestone by the artists whose music we know and love; featured in this second installment are works by Longing for Orpheus, Dan Pound, Erik Wollo, Ken Elkinson, Tim Story and Hans Joachim Roedelius, Matt Borghi and Michael Teager, Martin Kennedy, Phillip Wilkerson, Amir Baghiri, Craig Padilla and Ian Boddy.

I've been into the BANDCAMP site for a relatively short while now, and I have to give the site a lot of credit if helping me find some great independent artists. Bandcamp is very instrumental in giving these artists a place to market their original music, and this has become a very valuable asset to those that praise independent musicians (that's me!). The creation of the DIY musician as producer/label/market is a product borne of the music industry's greed, and that benefits us in that we are awarded creations that the music industry would rather ignore. Their loss, our gain......I've created this amalgamation from artists' music who I've gotten from Bandcamp (one caveat; the Phillip Wilkerson tune I got from Earth Mantra, but I absolutely love the tune and decided to slip it in this mix! I own quite a few from Phillip both from Bandcamp and Earth Mantra), and their sounds speak loud volumes. This is no means a complete list, just a current list of what I've found so far that has appealed to me. Trust me, I have not even heard a fraction of the unreal music that can be found there. It's quite the event to check back often and see beautiful sounds piling up in the queue. There are certain things that stick out for some reason to me and that comprises what's here. This mix, to me, was one of my favorites to make, as I'm standing on the shoulders of those who have created some masterpieces that really move me. Truly inspiring.I have to give a shout out to 2 sources that I use when finding new music on Bandcamp. One is AMBIENT SLEEPING PILL, which is an indispensable resource for ambient music that is just barely over one year old (Happy Birthday, Mr. Klimek!). I've discovered many new artists there. The other is the listener BRIAN BOURASSA, whose Bandcamp profile spurs me on to check out new art quite often. I admire (and envy) Brian's massive accumulation of music and the honest critiques that he writes. He's been a consistent go-to guy for getting some good suggestions (Brian, I could have used input from you on this one, let's talk for the next one!). You can view my ever so humble collection at https://bandcamp.com/infinite_coil. If there is just one a way to show support for independent artists, this is definitely it. You can get so much music for free, but supporting them is not only karma (as well as added to your collection so that listeners can see those artists you feel strongly about) but also very inspiring for the artists to create more. Peace.turn on, tune in, sleep...ambient-transmission.blogspot.comfacebook.com/tonepoetmusic

Seeking sanctuary in Nirvana; new music from Juta Takahashi and Phillip Wilkerson.

Seeking sanctuary in Nirvana; new music from Juta Takahashi and Phillip Wilkerson.

In the show today: PHILLIP WILKERSON – Nightwatchers One DEEPERNET – Elementary Particles DARSHAN AMBIENT – Unusual Thursday SHANE MORRIS AND MYSTIFIED – A Struggling New Form of Life NOTE: We’re in the process of consolidating our podcasts under the Radio Mystic domain, and the X3 feed URL has now changed to the following: http://radiomystic.com/index.php/category/x3/feed/ […]

Approaching. Drifting. Rebuilding. Departing; music by Phillip Wilkerson, Eyes Cast Down and Broken Harbour.

Approaching. Drifting. Rebuilding. Departing; music by Phillip Wilkerson, Eyes Cast Down and Broken Harbour.

Guten Tag (oder Morgen, Abend.........wasimmer), wie geht's? Mir geht's gut, danke. Just trying to keep up with old skills, sorry. Like the very first mix that I did (MELANCHOLY), this outing is a representation of a nostalgic period in my life. Perhaps it's the vibe, or a certain sound within the songs that I pick up on. Having must moved (a big event in my life, and I mark those events by what I listen to), I find a comfort in the songs presented here, and I have been bouncing these songs off of my mind for a little bit now.I just recently discovered Petal, and this song more than others is a composition direction that I'd like to explore. I'm going to pick his song apart and find out what makes it magical to me. World Without End is the perfect song to open this mix up with. It creates the right atmosphere for me to get my head right. I'm actually quite (justifiably) jealous of Petal's composition skills and tones, and in particular on this piece. Be sure to pay him a visit at either his blog (PETAL) or his artist page at Earth Mantra (EARTH MANTRA - PEDAL). He also gave me a killer review on my release with Harmony & Decay (thanks, man!!).Also a relatively new discovery is Phillip Wilkerson, and I'm a big fan! The first time that I heard Stillpoint, it sounded (to me) much like the transition from Pink Floyd's Money into Us And Them (from Dark Side Of The Moon). I will never forget the morning my sister bought that album and played it (all day) while 'babysitting'. Stillpoint put me in that same place as soon as I heard it (I'm waiting to hear the opening of Floyd's 'Us And Them'). I will definitely be using more of Phillip's music in upcoming podcasts.A quite amazing track that means a whole lot to me is Brian Eno's Discreet Music. I used to play (very loud) guitar with a country band in Alaska for 4 or 5 hours a night every weekend (I'm really not making that up!) and would have my ears completely blasted out. When I got in the car (which I had to warm up for 30-45 minutes when it was -40 or so), this was the song that I would let ease me back into my subdued realm. There were a few other songs that I would use for that, but this one really sticks to my mind. That coming down session in the car meant that it was a downhill battle to drive home and turn off the mind (with a pocket full of money!), and I cherish those moments. Like I said - nostalgia.I also slipped in 2 songs from the Donnie Darko soundtrack. It's one of my favorite movies, and the moods created by the music enhance the film. I actually am working on music-from-films mix, and should have it ready in a few weeks (the tough thing is, most songs are about 2 or 3 minutes, so that's A LOT of songs!).Most everything else is stuff that I listen to at night time (everything from the John Foxx/Harold Budd collaboration, Paul Avgerinos, Stars Of The Lid) or make mixes for the car (Boards Of Canada) and hear them over and over and over and............. I can remember the first time that I heard each tune and the impact that they had. This mix means a lot to me and will be one of the ones that I constantly play for myself.I hope that the music brings you peace, and tranquility, and comfort. Share it with anyone who needs to wind down and let go for a bit. Support the artists!turn on, tune in, sleep...ambient-transmission.blogspot.comfacebook.com/tonepoetmusic

The immensity of peace; fresh sounds from Paul Avgerinos, Phillip Wilkerson and Darshan Ambient.

The immensity of peace; fresh sounds from Paul Avgerinos, Phillip Wilkerson and Darshan Ambient.

Luminous, eternal, with Phillip Wilkerson, John Lyell, James Johnson and Robert Scott Thompson.

Luminous, eternal, with Phillip Wilkerson, John Lyell, James Johnson and Robert Scott Thompson.

Glimmers and shimmers. Showcasing "I Remain", the new recording from the Glimmer Room. Also presenting new creations by Juta Takahashi and Phillip Wilkerson.

Glimmers and shimmers. Showcasing "I Remain", the new recording from the Glimmer Room. Also presenting new creations by Juta Takahashi and Phillip Wilkerson.

A programme of new and recent releases from Phillip Wilkerson, Human Metronome and Steve Roach.

A programme of new and recent releases from Phillip Wilkerson, Human Metronome and Steve Roach.

Icy meditations on death, from Janne Hanisuanto, Brock van Wey and Phillip Wilkerson.

Icy meditations on death, from Janne Hanisuanto, Brock van Wey and Phillip Wilkerson.

A programme of new and recently-released music from Robert Rich, Erik Wollo, Phillip Wilkerson and Jeff Greinke.

A programme of new and recently-released music from Robert Rich, Erik Wollo, Phillip Wilkerson and Jeff Greinke.

Welcome to the gorgeous longform ambient impressionist world of Phillip Wilkerson.

Welcome to the gorgeous longform ambient impressionist world of Phillip Wilkerson.

I have a bit more dribbling out of the tube with Credit Crunch written on it. It's a bit of a squeeze I thought but then all sort of stuff starting spewing everywhere. Don't worry next week I will be back attacking you with the random thoughts of the Hoskclick here to download this weeks mp3 - Hosks Half Hour - Episode 71also don't forget about Hosks Ambient Half Hour, oh yeah and that one listener is me by the way, MWAHAHAHAHAHAAAAHoskbervationsIt's a banking crisesMarks and Spencers directory doesn't get bonus despite worst results in 20 years!credit crunch casualtystupid peoplebanks!people who buy to letsongsGordon Gekko knows best -music - Phillip Wilkersonhttp://phillipwilkerson.blogspot.com/Artist - Altusalbum - City of Asheshttp://www.altusmusic.ca/download.htmlChris Herbert http://www.myspace.com/chrisherberthttp://www.kranky.net/artists/herbertc.htmlartist - My Awesome Mixtapesong - ode to poetryhttp://www.archive.org/details/muerte001http://www.myawesomemixtape.it/Artist - C GonzalezSong - addsensor002http://www.archive.org/details/addsensor002Artist - everyone loves Irenesong -try try try - Money speechhttp://www.myspace.com/everybodylovesirenehttp://www.archive.org/details/Everybody_Loves_Irene_-_demo_2005If you have any funny stories, funny news clips or anything remotely amusing on the web also if anyone wants to email me hoskshalfhour@gmail.comIf you want to download the mp3 of the podcast click the title of this blog entry which is- Hosks Half Hour - Episode 71 - Have the yuppies evolved into something we haven’t named yet?Don't forget you can subscribe to this podcast by clicking on the link on the top left of the page, or the one belowPodcast feed Subscribe to feedHere is the facebook group to Hosks Half Hour - http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=6397727373finally go and vote for me on podcast alley, podcast pickle and all the other podcast directories even iTunes, go go go, VOTE VOTE VOTE...with web-based podcatchers. Click your choice below:...with iTunes:Add to iTunesYou can subscribe to the podcast with this http://feeds2.feedburner.com/HosksHalfHour

Credit crunch special for you today people, I had collected a small mole hill of credit crunch related ramblings and thought I would weave them together in the shape a comedy doily.I would also like to mention my new blog - Hosks Ambient Half Hour - it's a mix of about 50/50 with half ambient music and half Hosk comedy mixed together.  Here is episode onehttp://hosksambienthalfhour.blogspot.com/2009/08/hosks-ambient-half-hour-episode-1.htmlHoskbervationsvat reducedwe are in a recessioncredit crunch - what a sexy namewho do the banks borrow fromcredit crunch casualtyestate agentssketchclever banker explains how banking workssongs Gordon Gekko knows best -music - Phillip Wilkersonhttp://phillipwilkerson.blogspot.com/Chris Herbert http://www.myspace.com/chrisherberthttp://www.kranky.net/artists/herbertc.htmlThe Credit Crunch Songhttp://www.myspace.com/antandebtArtist - everyone loves Irenesong -try try try - Money speechhttp://www.myspace.com/everybodylovesirenehttp://www.archive.org/details/Everybody_Loves_Irene_-_demo_2005If you have any funny stories, funny news clips or anything remotely amusing on the web also if anyone wants to email me hoskshalfhour@gmail.comIf you want to download the mp3 of the podcast click the title of this blog entry which is- Hosks Half Hour - Episode 70 - The Crunchy Crunchy Double Munchy CrisesDon't forget you can subscribe to this podcast by clicking on the link on the top left of the page, or the one belowPodcast feed Subscribe to feedHere is the facebook group to Hosks Half Hour - http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=6397727373finally go and vote for me on podcast alley, podcast pickle and all the other podcast directories even iTunes, go go go, VOTE VOTE VOTE...with web-based podcatchers. Click your choice below:...with iTunes:Add to iTunesYou can subscribe to the podcast with this http://feeds2.feedburner.com/HosksHalfHour