Life is moving in a slow surreal pace these days, so the music will naturally follow its lead. Slow doesn’t necessarily mean sad music, au contraire. For example, the downtempo, industrial, ambient, or minimal rhythms, featured in this post, are … Continue reading Flight Club №24 caught in a time-lapse with Kilig
Music represents the free virus protection for our vulnerable operating systems. Especially in a boring slow moving reality. Then something new and refreshing enters the sleepy scene and gets it moving again. Exit Planet Earth keeps sending signals from its … Continue reading Music protection straight from Exit Planet Earth`s dimension
It is time for some good freshly discovered music because it has the power to keep our spirit up during these confusing times. An Entropic Hour is a new born show aired by OpenLab Radio. The guests of its second … Continue reading Dreamy music to get over confusing times
Something fresh that explores the vast territory of electronic music. Forward thinking, open minded producers from almost all electro genres. This is the philosophy of Quantum Sonics show aired weekly at OpenLab Radio. Alex Wolfenden will take the listener on … Continue reading Music from the near future at Quantum Sonics
There’s always new music, but not so often new cool music. That’s what Exit Planet Earth is all about. Ralph Lawson put together some sick tracks for the ninth edition of the show aired at OpenLab Radio. Click on the … Continue reading Sick beats at Exit Planet Earth, by Ralph Lawson
Appetite For Selection 017, made by Charles Webster for OpenLab Radio, is a warm musical set starting with a calm, jazzy piano. After some slow broken beats, it`s moving forward with tunes from important artists like Boards of Canada. Discover … Continue reading Appetite for a nice musical selection, from Charles Webster
The Moon, the stars, the open sky during a warm night, all accompanied by the sound of the waves breaking at the shore. A nice companion … Continue reading Architextures of calm, from Francesca
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