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I do like it when new artists comes along & blow my socks off. The latest one to do so is Isabel Pine, a classical trained violist, composer & producer who dropped out of music school. The unguided creative endeavours, free from educational norms & her fondness for soundtracking her natural surroundings in British Columbia are coming together nicely, as she melts stately classical sounds into refined ambient electronica to delight the bucolically challenged.
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We have a ton of playlists spanning a broad range of "slow music" on Tidal, Apple Music, Soundcloud, Deezer, Youtube & Spotify (if you must!)
Latest Radio Show
Happy new year to the podcast crew, let's make 2024 a good one. The show is a particularly lackadaisical one, even by TSMM standards, sliding into the new year with some meditative finger picking, witch inspired folktronica, horizontal jazz, abstract & ambient electronica & finishing off with one of the deepest grooves laid down since '74.
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*** Brand New on the TSMM Label ***
Stream on your favourite service - https://ditto.fm/null-point
Still Fresh on the TSMM Label
Not so long ago on TSMM Label
Stream the LP on your favourite service here: https://ampl.ink/l2vXe
Still warm....
A kaleidoscopic, psychedelic, improvised ambient electronic epic like the debut LP from Greg Dallas & Jan Esbra. After a long friendship these two finally made it into the studio to explore the intersection of effect pedal disguised guitar & modern electronica with a handy piano thrown in the mix as well.
I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. Stream: https://ampl.ink/p6LV8 A Few Thoughts on a Few Things:
Women in Ambient Music
After asking for suggestions for women ambient music producers in a Facebook group, I decide to write a blog post listing all the (65+) recommendations proferred, and a few thoughts on why ambient music is such a mail dominated space. It's a new age of New Age
A brief essay on the history of New Age music from its 60's counter cultural roots to the mood playlists of today. I also have a pop at modern living, neo-liberalism & throw in an overly simplistic solution for good measure. What is Slow Music?
Who are we to say? But here are a few suggestions anyway. |