Expand Your Musical Horizons- episode 34

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EXPANDIZONS – 34

uploaded 15 September 2008

Tracing Arcs has a stunning track in this episode
Tracing Arcs has a stunning track in this episode
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Episode 34 is another stellar example of the finest in chilled out, ambient, downtempo grooves. It features 11 artists from around the world, starting with ZeniX in Greece and the track “Halazium.” This track was released in a compilation called “Breathe.” Check out breathe-comp.com for more information.

Many of the artists in this episode are featured in this podcast for the first time, and they’re all excellent: Mythematica in the Czech Republic, Tracing Arcs in the UK, DJ Answer in Serbia, Rare in Hungary, Serphonic in Germany, Grapes and Neurowaxx in the USA, and Mere Mortals in Romania. Thanks to Ioda Promonet for supplying the Mere Mortals track for this podcast.

We end with the incredible work of Aes Dana, who releases epic, powerful, ambient-chill albums through his label Ultimae. Visit ultimae.com for more information.

Thank you to everyone who was in this episode!

  1. ZENIX – Halazium (from the netlabel compilation “Breathe”)
  2. MYTHEMATICA– Dangling Talisman
  3. TRACING ARCS – Babydoll (just chillin’ mix) – from the album “fin-remixes and lost children” … Jamendo.com
  4. DJ ANSWER – Forgiven (from the album “French Train” – Jamendo.com)
  5. RARE – Harder (from the “My Early Beats EP” — Dusted Wax Kingdom netlabel)
  6. SERPHONIC – “Continued” (from the album “Inspiration” – download from jamendo.com)
  7. GRAPES – “waht” (download this remix from ccMIxter.org)
  8. NEUROWAXX – “Downtempo Groove” (download this remix from ccMixter.org)
  9. MERE MORTALS – “Etcetera” (from the album “Sanctuary” on Interchil Records. Buy from iTunes, Amazon, etc.!)
  10. IZMAR – “Weird Friend” (from the “Conscious” EP….download from Monotonik netlabel)
  11. AES DANA – “Gatewick (vinyl airport delay)” — from the album “Season 5” on Ultimae Records in France. Buy from iTunes or Amazon.

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