syndae Podcast

Why is it that people seem not to learn from the past? Some seem to simply forget, others to not see the similarities to past events. And while the new media is called "social", it is not. It builds information bubbles one easily gets caught in. And from all those places your brain gets stuffed with useless and often faulty or invented information that makes one dizzy. It's important to not rely on one source only, and it is also important to identify and silence all the noise and listen carefully. Like you should on tonight's edition with joyful but rather ambient music given in tracks by Robert Rich (Space Camp), Altus (Echo Bloom), Stefan Erbe (LemGo - live on EC-Festival), Conny Olivetti (A Longing for Rural Peace), Ótal (Fjöður), Peter Phippen & Eric "the" Taylor (Two By Twilight), Volker Rapp (Silent Running), Ian Craig (The Four States Of Matter: Liquid Volume 1), Cousin Silas & Ramón Sánchez (Cousin Silas & Friends Vol. 9 Pt. 10).

@robertrich
@user7317360

Sometimes you just need to mute the world for a few minutes. When everyday life is whizzing by in fast-forward once again, there’s hardly anything better than slowing down, sitting back, and defying the hustle and bustle with calm rhythms and warm melodies. No stress. No rush. Just taking a deep breath. In this edition, we’re switching to relaxation. We’ll immerse ourselves in smooth lounge sounds, indulge in gentle grooves and a soothing easy-listening atmosphere. Make yourselves comfortable and enjoy musical treats from Bluetech & Encounters (Earth Resonance), Thomas Lemmer (Dreamscapes II), Jim Ottaway (Treasures of Light), Eleon (MMM - The 3rd Millennium), Sverre Knut Johansen (Earth From Above), Monster Taxi (Healing), Ginkgo Garden (Rivers of Calm), Deepspace (The Atlas Sector), Dino Pacifici & Daniel Löwen (The Continuum Experience), j4vaman (Never Ending Void (Deluxe Edition)), Globular (Love Letter To A Lost World).

@BLUETECH
@encounters-electronic
@thomas-lemmer
@jimottaway
@sverre-knut-johansen
@monstertaxi
@ginkgogarden
@daniel-loewen-210945658
@j4vamanishere
@globular

It's a kind of magic watching a wall of analogue gear come alive. All those LEDs glowing and dancing around producing sequences from wires and tubes. Nowadays, most sounds come from digital sources, emulating the past diversity, too. Back in the days, pioneers of electronic music built endless sonic corridors with hypnotic step-sequencers and sweeping filters. There are quite a number of followers in their footsteps, expanding their universe, not cloning it. Get ready for a sequence-driven journey featuring track teasers by Jim Ottaway (Treasures of Light), The Garwin Project (Interstellar), Fusion of Elements (Times are Changing), Uwe Reckzeh (Entering the Balance of Dreams), Blue Is Nine (Beyond The Quiet Sky), MNEMOS (Terra Nullius), nightweaver (Quantum Layers), Mark Jenkins (Mexico Rising), and Ivan Black (Dreams Less Sweet).

@jimottaway
@blueisnine
@mnemospl
@nightweavermusic
@ivan-black

Life is moving fast, isn't it? And so does technology, if not faster. We get stuck between smart devices annoying you every second or so, and algorithms trying to predict our next thought. It feels as if we are running on a constantly updating operating system. But meanwhile there is a certain magic when artists take those modern glitches, complex rhythms, and progressive syncopations, and weave them into hypnotic sonic journeys. Let us plug into a fresh stream of forward-thinking soundscapes, where crisp IDM, dub vibes, and modern progressive synth sequences meet. Fasten your seatbelts for music by Kebu (Urban Skies), Harald Grosskopf (Glitches Brew), THISISGRAEME (Body Signal), vOLKER rAPP (Silent Running), 101 (IDM Selection volume 1), Brannan Lane, Dieter Spears, Nacre (Human), Interstate Telecast (Fireside), Eks Man (Dub Free. Vol. 13), Wahn vs Mitoma (Re: Echo Mist Light), and Andy Pickford (Outland).

@kebu
@haraldgrosskopf
@graeme-smith-17
@einsnulleins101
@brannanlane
@dieterspears
@interstate-telecast
@eksmandub
@wahn
@mitoma-ind
@andypickford

Did you notice the Sun taking a coffee break on Wednesday? No panic. It’s just our occasional solar eclipse reminding us that even the bright centerpiece of our solar system occasionally steps into the shadows from time to time. But, why go outside and squint through those stylish cardboard glasses? We have a far safer and more comfortable way to enjoy the dark side of the cosmos. Join me in aligning our musical orbit with the celestial spectacle, drifting through expansive space ambient soundscapes, floating pads, and deep cosmic atmospheres. Drop your eclipse safety gear, lean back in your favorite chair, and enjoy a stellar lineup featuring Dirk Serries & PBK (Amplitude Split), Blue Is Nine (Beyond The Quiet Sky), Max Corbacho (Eclipse), Robert Rich (Space Camp), Almost Random (Fragments From The Waning World), Christian Fiesel (Bionic Shading III), remst8 (18th Quarterly Report), Bohdan Stupak (A Place In Memories), and Andy Pickford (Outland).

@thetriptych
@blueisnine
@maxcorbacho
@robertrich
@almost-random-360528133
@remst8
@bohdanstupak
@andypickford