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Raul Pena’s The Making of Raul’s World of Synths is a short documentary, created as a school project, that outlines Pena’s process for creating his synthesizer podcast, Raul’s World Of Synths. Read more…
DJDeedle’s latest Deedlecast is a 007 James Bond electronica megamix.
And like the James Bond movies, it’s sexy, it’s silly, and it’s swanky – thanks to the classic brassy scores of John Barry.
Every Friday, DJDeedle posts a 30 to 40 minute show, called a “Deedlecast,” featuring mashup, chillout, downtempo, or dance mixes and remixes of every conceivable kind.
This week, DJDeedle takes some of the iconic Bond themes and sounds as his fixed point and moves the musical world rapidly around them. And because going to the movies just isn’t the same without it, if you listen carefully, DJDeedle’s even thrown in the popcorn.
Synthtopia reader JRice sent word that we can do no wrong……as long as we post more of the Berlin School electronic music goodness.
“More is better!” he says.
With that in mind, check out this episode of the Small World podcast, which features an interview with Alpha Wave Movement’s Gregory Kyruluk.
The podcast, below, kicks of with an off the heezy Berlin School track. It continues with some interview segments with Kyruluk, some of his more ambient tracks, and then comes back with another heaping helping of the interlocking step sequences:
This is a must listen for old-school synth music/space music fans!
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Bjork Volta Podcast
Studio footage and interview clips from the making of Bjork’s new album, Volta.
Bjork Volta Podcast Part 1
Bjork Volta Podcast Part 2
Bjork Volta Podcast Part 3
Bjork Volta Podcast Part 4
Bjork Volta Podcast Part 5
Podcaster Jim Nye sent me some info recently about his Idyllic Music Podcast:
Idyllic Music Podcast features songs by independent artists working outside the mainstream. Music you are unlikely to hear anywhere else. Idyllic Music can be Trip Hop or Ambient, Chillout, Dub or Downtempo. In short, headphone electronica.
What is the new “alternative” music? A strong case can be made that it is headphone electronica created by bedroom musicians. It’s a new ‘Folk Art’ crafted by artists making professional quality music for the digital age. Musicians with little support or interference from mainsteam record labels. This is the true sound alternative.
Nye has over sixty shows available in his archive. You can preview a recent episode of the Idyllic Music Podcast below. You can also subscribe to the free podcast by adding this podcast URL to iTunes or other podcast client:
http://www.idyllicmusic.com/podscript.xml
