{"id":173,"date":"2009-09-04T01:58:51","date_gmt":"2009-09-04T06:58:51","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/expandizons.com\/podcasts\/?p=173"},"modified":"2017-11-11T23:58:05","modified_gmt":"2017-11-12T07:58:05","slug":"expand-your-musical-horizons-episode-32","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.expandizons.com\/podcasts\/archives\/173","title":{"rendered":"Expand Your Musical Horizons- episode 32"},"content":{"rendered":"

EXPANDIZONS – 32<\/h2>\n

uploaded 1 August 2008<\/h3>\n
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Eat Static leads this episode, thanks to Ioda Promonet.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

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Episode 32 features over one hour of ambient and downtempo tracks. It starts with a new track from Eat Static, thanks to Ioda Promonet. If you’re a fan of Eat Static’s earlier work, you won’t be disappointed.<\/p>\n

Then we shift into one of the many gorgeous electronica tracks in this episode…first, with\u00a0Azhrak’s<\/a> “Below the Arctic Ocean,” released on\u00a0Jamendo.com<\/a> to enthusiastic listeners who want more from this artist.<\/p>\n

This is followed by\u00a0Xerxes<\/a>, of Norway, who often has given his music away under a creative commons license, but who also signed his album “The Mirror Formula<\/a>” with the wonderful\u00a0Cardamar Music<\/a> label. You heard some of Cardamar’s own music in episode 30.<\/p>\n

Two more artists from Jamendo.com follow….Serakina<\/a>, whom you’ve heard here before, and now\u00a0Ben OThman<\/a>, with the very laid-back loungey “Arabica.”<\/p>\n

Some of you might have already heard the music of\u00a0SinQ<\/a>, but if not, enjoy his track, “Infectious,” which you can download from his website. This track is followed by one from\u00a0Klangstein<\/a>, who’s been featured before in this podcast as well as in the XtraChill podcast. Klangstein, who’s based in Germany, sells his music online through iTunes, so please give him your support.<\/p>\n

Then…enjoy the music of\u00a0Sven Klitsch<\/a>. The track you here in this episode was made available through the Podsafe Music Network, but Sven also has an album for sale online through iTunes, “Voyage.” The track here is not on that album, but if you like what you hear, please buy more of his tracks!<\/p>\n

Everyone who listens to these podcasts knows that I like a lot of the music coming from Russian Federation, so in this episode, we have Ocean Shiver, who released an EP on the\u00a0Electrosound<\/a> label in that country.<\/p>\n

And finally, we finish up this episode with two lovely tracks…one from\u00a0Fosforo<\/a>, in Italy, and the other, from\u00a0Solaris Musici<\/a> in the USA. Musici tells me that this track, “Forever,” will be on his upcoming album, which should release later this year.<\/p>\n

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  1. EAT STATIC<\/a>: “Holy Stone,” from the album “Back to Earth.” Buy from iTunes<\/a>, Amazon, or other online resellers.<\/li>\n
  2. AZHRAK<\/a> – “Below the Arctic Ocean” — from\u00a0jamendo.com<\/a><\/li>\n
  3. XERXES – “Can You See This?” from the album “The Mirror Formula.” Buy from cardamar.com, iTunes, CDBaby.com, or Amazon.<\/li>\n
  4. SERAKINA<\/a> – “Friday’s Lounge,” from the album “Serakina” — \u00a0from jamendo.com<\/li>\n
  5. BEN OTHMAN<\/a> – “Arabica,” from the album, “Arabica” — from jamendo.com<\/li>\n
  6. \u00a0SINQ<\/a> – “Infectious,” from the EP “xncosq + ynsinq,” which you can download from sinq.org<\/li>\n
  7. KLANGSTEIN<\/a> – “Echzeit,” thanks to the Podsafe Music Network. Please support Klangstein by buying his music through iTunes.<\/li>\n
  8. SVEN KLITSCH<\/a> – “In My Mind,” thanks to the Podsafe Music Network. Please support Sven by buying his album, “Voyage,” from iTunes.<\/li>\n
  9. OCEAN SHIVER<\/a> – “Autumndreamfall,” from the EP, “Ocean Shiver<\/a>,” which I got from the netlabel Electrosound in Russia (now gone – find him on Bandcamp)<\/li>\n
  10. FOSFORO – “HipHopandBack,” from the album “HipHopandBack,” downloadable from the netabel Laverna<\/a><\/li>\n
  11. SOLARIS MUSICI – “Forever,” which will be on an upcoming album from him. Visit his website, myspace.com\/solarismusici, for details.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Here is Xerxes again, with the title track from “The Mirror Formula”:
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