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Welcome to the Spacemusic podcast, take a deep breath, forget about everything and enjoy the music we play here for you… it’s a journey through time and space featuring artists like Ars Deco, Carbon Based Lifeforms, Craig Padilla, Terra Ambient, Observation Point, Robert Douglas, Ben Cox, Bruno Sanfilippo and Mathias Grassow.
feedback/comments via:spacemusic.nl@gmail.com
EXCECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Jürgen Ewald, Greg Demetrick
[00:00] - ARS DECO : Onda
[04:50] - CARBON BASED LIFEFORMS : Transmission/Intermission (MORE)
[08:00] - CRAIG PADILLA : Realm of the Spirit (MORE)
[14:00] - TERRA AMBIENT : The Glass House (MORE)
[20:18] - OBSERVATION POINT : Timeless
[24:01] - ROBERT DOUGLAS : October Sun (MORE)
[29:12] - BEN COX : Anhinga (MORE)
[35:35] - BRUNO SANFILIPPO+MATHIAS GRASSOW : Cromo p.2 (MORE)
Tags: 2010, Ars Deco, Ben Cox, Bruno Sanfilippo, Carbon Based Lifeforms, Craig Padilla, mathias grassow, Observation Point, podcast, Robert Douglas, spacemusic, Terra Ambient
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The best way to relax and decompress after a week of very hard working? Try a bit of Spacemusic yourself! On todays episode we have a special guest: A. Felsenstein and he takes us back to the good old ‘Jarre’ music style from the 70s. This album could have been released back then except for the fact that this edition is entirely based on computers CPU instead of the older physical boxes… the result: Super! Spacemusic rating: 5 out of 5 stars.
EXCECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Jürgen Ewald, Greg Demetrick
[00:14] - Coffee Break for October 17th 2010
[05:25] - A. FELSENSTEIN plays Hydrolux part 1
[08:37] - A. FELSENSTEIN plays Hydrolux part 6
[11:44] - A. FELSENSTEIN plays Hydrolux part 4
[15:55] - Get your copy on iTunes here: HYDROLUX
[15:56] - Get your copy via the web shop here: CANDYRUSH MUSIC
[17:37] - Speak to you next week, TC
BIG THANKS TO:
Mathias @ Candy-Rush music, Germany.
Tags: 2010, A. Felsenstein, Hydrolux, podcast, Spacmeusic
Perfect spacemusic on this one! The new release by Rudy Adrian, music while lying down in the middle of the room, lights out… “Distant Stars” brings us deep space music and intergalactic soundscapes. Rudy has been busy with this album for quite some time, he wanted to release longer floating tracks. Well, he did! And boy did we not feel gravity at all this morning when listening to the album straight from the pad. You should try. Available on iTunes, this is a Lotuspike/Spotted Peccary Music release.
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NOTE: we have replaced the MP3 file due to distortion in the first posted file, it should be ok now.
[00:14] - coffee break for september 5th 2010
[00:56] - greetings from Bert in Evansville Indiana USA
[03:16] - EXECUTIVE PRODUCER for this show: Michael Sanchez
[04:20] - The World Premiere has been very successful!
[04:50] - The Crossing pre-order at DeepExile.com
[06:22] - RUDY ADRIAN plays Netherworld
[10:26] - RUDY ADRIAN plays Entering The Temple Of Haruka Kawagishi
[18:33] - you can PING find us on iTunes 10
[19:10] - have a great week!

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EXECUTIVE PRODUCER:
Michael Sanchez from Austin TX, USA.
BIG THANKS TO:
Jon @ Spotted Peccary Music
Tags: 2010, Distant Stars, Lotuspike, podcast, Rudy Adrian, spacemusic, Spotted Peccary Music
Yes, we break the new record by Helpling and Jenkins: The Crossing is on! This 11 track album is one of the best we’ve heard so far in 2010 in this genre…. excellent ambient/soundtrack files by two musicians who know what they’re doing: grabbing us and showing us around in their world. Official release: september 14th 2010. On this podcast two tracks from the album; seamlessly mixed so you won’t hear a ’skip’ or ‘edit point’ - it’s done LIVE. This file is compresssed to 320Kbps MP3 format. You should play it loud! Have a listen and please post your comment/feedback right here at our site. It’s an honour to air the new release this way… the modern way to open doors to new music. Thanks for listening and enjoy the show!
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Storyboard:
[00:14] - door open and chill…
[01:12] - from Rotterdam, we have this World Premiere!
[04:32] - David and Jon say hi!
[04:44] - DAVID HELPLING/JON JENKINS play Awake
[08:21] - DAVID HELPLING/JON JENKINS play The Lesson
[16:00] - Album, T-Shirts, Posters via DeepExile.com
[17:50] - Feedback and voice recordings to spacemusic.nl@gmail.com, thanks!
BIG THANKS TO:
David & Jon @ Deep Exile
Spotted Peccary Music
Cass Anawaty at Sunbreak Music
Howard Givens at Spotted Peccary Studios
Artwork, photos and design by Michal Karcz
www.deepexile.com
www.spacemusic.nl
Tags: 2010, Cass Anawaty, David Helpling, Jon Jenkins, Michal Karcz, podcast, San Diego, spacemusic, Spotted Peccary, Sunbreak Music, The Crossing, World Premiere
Sunday morning after a good nite of sleep and a working week…had real Calzone for breakfast and hot tea. Reading the latest e-mail makes me realize I’m back @ the daily routines. There’s not much demo content coming in lately so we guess musicians are celebrating their holidays. Lucky for us Jennifer has sent us an e-mail with a link to Shamantis. And guess what? Bingo! Good music for our podcast. See details below.
Shamantis (Nick Pittsinger, 20) was born and raised on music and is an avid musician, composer/songwriter, and producer. He has had intensive jazz music theory training, and continues to push the envelope of sound by incorprating genres from traditional hindustani music to new and experimental forms of goa and down-tempo.
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[00:14] - door open and coffee…!
[01:07] - good morning from Rotterdam (City Centre)
[06:07] - SHAMANTIS plays Solace
[11:08] - SHAMANTIS plays The Mandala
[15:18] - visit spacemusic.nl for shownotes
[15:55] - NEW album by Jenkins and Helpling coming soon
[16:55] - Feedback and voice recordings to spacemusic.nl@gmail.com, thanks!
Note: Shamantis music has been on the Surf Documentary “21 Days Later”. See trailer below for the feature.
Tags: 2010, Nick Pittsinger, podcast, Shamantis, Solace, spacemusic, The Mandala
Back in the studio after a real cool holiday destination in the UK. After spending a week exploring the south coast of England we are ready for new podcasts like this one. You can see PHOTOS in a slideshow at our Picasa web album. This Coffee Break for august13th brings you wonderful music and talk over coffee. We have the exclusive opportunity to play music from the new Cool Off Chillout Volume 3, to be released august 27th 2010. See shownotes at the spacemusic.nl website for links and info. Inspired by the white cliffs we have seen…. a new Flying Dutchman episode will follow after this one. Stay tuned.

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Coffee Break August 13th 2010 Tracklisting:
[00:14] - door open!
[00:59] - SCHILLER plays Falling ft. MOYA BRENNAN
[04:21] - ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Season 6
[04:40] - the music in the background is performed by THOMAS LEMMER: Soul Diver
[07:33] - SINE plays Deep Down
[11:41] - The new COOL OFF CHILLOUT VOLUME 3 / release: AUGUST 27TH 2010
[12:53] - KLANGSTEIN ft. SINE plays Klangsine
[16:50] - Feedback and voice recordings to spacemusic.nl@gmail.com, thanks!
Tags: 2010, Klangstein, Moya Brennan, podcast, Schiller, season6, SINE, spacemusic
Hi Spacemusic followers! How are you doing? I just got home from a UK trip, the South has been a wonderful experience I must say and I will certainly return for a longer stay. Eastbourne, Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, Portland and many places in between. I will upload photos to the Spacemusic Picasa site later this week, stay tuned for the link.
Now, being back in the studio again after a long time… it feels a bit strange but very familiar. Time to login to sites and blogs like this one to keep you posted. Hmmm, it is now that I realize what has been the pain for me while doing blogs, podcasts, hosting, archiving, organising etc. There’s so many networks and facilities to maintain! It’s absorbing many hours of work behind the scenes. Believe it or not but this morning it took me 2.5 hours of updating the Spacemusic App! That is moving posts away from the App manually, one by one, piece by piece and reloading the lists each time between removals. All this to keep the App from building up endless lists of episodes. Of course all shows will be archived via the regular RSS feeds of Season 1-2-3-4-5. And if you’re looking for anything in particular, just ask.
The good news is Spacemusic will start Season 6 soon…. About the content: 15 mins Coffee Breaks and x-mins Flying Dutchman series will return! CBs will be available via the Spacemusic RSS feed only while FD series will be posted to the Spacemusic App as well so your iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad will be filled with some of the coolest new mixes! Of course the Spacemusic App has the benefit of providing you with very interesting bonus content; this can be music, video, wallpapers, pdf files etc. All this we do without cluttering your mobile device, all this exclusively via the Spacemusic App available on the iTunes Store HERE. Spacemusic App version 1.6.1 supports background playing, view extras per show/per episode, downloading shows, pdf files, adding shows as to your favorites, links to twitter, website etc. Check it out today!
This afternoon: going out to the beach and release the kite! More of studio work tonite/tomorrow. Stay tuned for more updates. ~TC
It’s here… the new Fresh Air! podcast has been published as promised. You can find the podcast at our Fresh Air! Lounge Series website HERE. Podcast No.12 contains heavenly productions. Serious LOUNGE and smooth RELAXATION music like the way we love it. Music performed by The Velvet Lounge Project, Goldfrapp, Sine, Sounds from the Ground, Charlie North & Michael E., Dash Berlin and many more… The spotlight moment is for Samantha James from Cali USA. Her new album has been released in June and OM-Records was very happy to mention we could play the music on the podcast. Thank you! ‘Subconscious’ is simply one of the best lounge/electronic albums we’ve heard in 2010 so far, it’s a musthave.
Fresh Air! No.12 is compressed in AAC format (enhanced podcast) including chapters and links to sites and the iTunes Store so one can buy tracks immediately. Side effect is that this particular AAC file will not be picked up by the Spacemusic App cause it only reads mp3 files. We might consider to make an extra converted mp3 file out of Fresh Air! no.12 and post it however…. the Spacemusic App is not a Fresh Air! App of course….Bla-bla-blah.
Go directly to the Fresh Air! web page where this podcast is by clicking HERE
Tags: Charlie North, chillout, Dash Berlin, downtempo, Fresh Air Lounge Series, Genuine, Goldfrapp, Lounge, Michael E, Musetta, podcast, Samantha James, SINE, Stockfinster, velvet lounge project
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(60MB VIDEO) The biggest cruise ship that was here in Rotterdam, the second biggest in the world…. Norwegian Epic carries over 4,000 people, the overall length is 329.5m and you can choose from 19 decks…. This is a video capture of the departure from Rotterdam, NL. The music we chose is performed by CRASH from New Zealand. You can find the track “The Amazing” on his Music for Film 1-4 series. Also: if you’d like to see the HD edit of this video please subscribe to our HD video podcast on iTunes here or copy/paste the video podcast RSS feed to any other podcast receiver.

Normally we post videos via the Spacemusic HD channel only… but we have a feeling not everybody knows where to find it. That’s a work in progress! Especially because Season 6 will include more video. Please follow the links below to get more details and fun. Thanks for your support.
Norwegian Epic website
Spacemusic Blip TV channel on iTunes (subscribe for free!)
Music by CRASH available on iTunes
Tags: 2010, cruise, Maas, Norwegian Epic, podcast, rotterdam, ship, spacemusic, video, Wilhelminakade
New studio setup now includes Logic Studio 2 and it works great! Took a little while to upgrade and update but oh yes…. we like it a lot here in the 64-bit mode environment. If you are a Logic 8 user, it is very much worth it to move on. Allright, hear hear, good music for you: first of all we found this track by Mosaik called Imogen Heap which is a nice kick off for this Coffee Break. From France comes the one and only Alexel and we’re proud to have him on the show playing two tracks from his soundtrack ‘No Gravity’, the PSP game out there. We already knew that New Zealand is a beautiful country and it certainly brings us excellent cinematic music performed by Crash. Mike Beaver has released one of the best series we’ve ever heard: Music for Films volume 1-4 are available. Everybody should get a copy and play at their homes… no more stress! The same goes for a very pleasant meeting we had with D.P. Kaufman. His brand new album ‘As The Ruins Falls’ has a place on our iPod now and will stay there…The music can be described as dreamy and trippy, various styles combined on one album; soundtrack meets IDM, Electronica meets Ambient. File it under ‘Refreshing’ and ‘Reload Yourself’… we love it! Off the Sky offers you the deep part for this show. Finalized by Anton Kapela and Arthur Durkee playing loops and guitars that simply sound very ambient. Enjoy this show!
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Coffee Break Storyboard:
[00:00]Welcome to the Coffee Break for June 2010
[00:15]Open the gate…
[06:08]Mosaik (Rymdlego RMX) - Imogen Heap
[10:52]Alexel - 6 Days (No Gravity soundtrack)
[15:27]Alexel - Ultra (No Gravity soundtrack)
[18:50]Enjoying the 64-bit mode after necessary updates…
[21:54]Crash - Everything I am is Everything You were
[26:02]Crash - America
[34:28]D.P.Kaufman - The Second Beginning
[38:11]D.P. Kaufman - Inside the Hopeful Machine
[45:28]Time to dive into the deep…
[46:00]Get the Spacemusic App here
[46:12]Off the Sky - Sea Ghosts
[51:42]Off the Sky - Du Soleil (Off the Sky RMX)
[58:58]Anton Kapela + Arthur Durkee - Head Space (exclusive track)
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Coffee Break recipe: as so many people ask me about the show and what I use for the production, here’s how to make a show in less than 1000 words…. Collecting and compiling the best music from all over the world, glue them together or bundle them like they really fit together, editing EQ and start-end points where necessary, collecting necessary information for being able to publish where to buy the records and find out more about the artist. Then: record the show and don’t forget to get a big cup of coffee…
After recording comes the mastering, bouncing and compression to mp3 format at 192Kbps stereo for best listening experiences and acceptable audio file size. All things on a Mac: the production of the show in Logic Studio. We also use this for bigger projects and it’s the best we know. Microphone: AKG Perception 200. Alesis Audio Interface io2. Meanwhile: create shownotes for the show, that is the storyboard with time codes for all tracks. Include links to iTunes Store or the artist website, whatever is most handy for a track in particular. Shownotes need to be saved as a text file, copy/pasted this into the actual post on the Spacemusic website later but also paste to this new pdf file for the Spacemusic App on the iPhone/iPod Touch. iTunes: add the compressed mp3 file and tag the file with all data, title, album, genre, lyrics, illustration. Front-end listening to the entire show before uploading to the server, if there’s something wrong one needs to re-open the project and filter out the error, compress it to mp3 again. Upload the mp3 file to the server.
Creating the RSS post on the Spacemusic server, add tags and SEO info. Adding the ‘podcast’ play arrow. Adding the photo/logo for the episode. Adding the media file: the actual show mp3 that was uploaded to the Libsyn server. We also create an extra post on this server for the parallel iPhone App feed with the same enclosure: the show mp3. Tags and bonus content for the iPhone App: the PDF file that has been created earlier plus some fine artwork in .jpg format. Open up Photoshop for making the 100% version and the 33% transparent version cause one needs to be able to read the shownotes with the artwork in the background. Credits to Shinsou for designing the Spacemusic App Artwork. Are we there yet? Let me see: checking all links from the shownotes to see if they work well. If yes: hit publish on both servers. Testing both the RSS feeds. Downloading the files and play the files. I think that’s basically it…. per show it takes app. 8 hours to do the job, depending on the availability and quality of the music of course, sometimes longer, never shorter
Enjoy your coffee!
Tags: 2010, Alexel, Anton Kapela, Arthur Durkee, Crash, D.P.Kaufman, Mosaik, No Gravity, Off the Sky, podcast, PSP, Sony, spacemusic
We’re proud to present a new Fresh Air! podcast No.11 (comments: please enter your comment down here at this post…) it’s available via the Fresh Air! Lounge Series podcast feed which has been transferred some time ago to it’s own domain, a subdomain really of Spacemusic. You can find Fresh Air! Lounge Series @ http://freshair.spacemusic.nl and there’s buttons to the RSS feed there as well. Even iTunes has been updated to the latest Fresh Air data. The older RSS feed is no longer. Hope this helps.
“During the last couple of weeks I had a chance to listen to some great chillout music and I couldn’t resist playing a few for our loyal lounge music subscribers…” - TC
Direct link to the latest shows: HERE -
Tags: chillout, downtempo, Fresh Air!, Lounge, podcast
When one thinks about it: 65 years of freedom in this country … on May 4th we remember all civilians and members of the armed forces of the Kindom of The Netherlands who have died in wars or peacekeeping missions since the outbreak of World War II. May 5th is Liberation day in Holland, celebrating the ending of the German occupation. Spacemusic.nl offers you this personal mix, compiled and mixed by *TC*, a blend of excellent ambient/soundtrack music that triggers you to remember and feel connected with all people who do. Feel free to post comments!
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Coffee Break Storyboard:
[00:00] Entering the Spacemusic quarters…
[03:25] Remembrance Day + Liberation day = 65 yrs of freedom!
[05:49] Scott August plays ‘a Pale Radiance’
[13:49] Scott August plays ‘New Horizons’
[19:57] UtopiaXO plays ‘Muse’
[24:28] UtopiaXO plays ‘a Walk in the Woods’
[34:45] Northcore plays ‘Min Ros’
[37:25] Northcore plays ‘Metronome’
[40:10] Mosaik plays ‘Noa Lake’
[44:18] Planet Boelex plays ‘New beginning’ (TIP for this week!)
[50:54] Couple of albums on the desk…
[55:44] Your feedback is appreciated, speak soon.

“when one thinks about it…. 65 years of freedom” ~TC
Tags: 1940-1945, 2010, 65 years of freedom, Liberation Day, may4th, may5th, Mosaik, Northcore, planet boelex, podcast, Remembrance Day, rotterdam, Scott August, spacemusic, UtopiaXO
Native American Music Award winner, and three time nominee, Scott August is a nationally acclaimed composer, producer, keyboardist and Native American flute player know for his forays into World Music. His music has been featured on the nationally syndicated NPR radio shows “Hearts of Space” and “Echoes”. One of the most influential Native American flute players working today, August was a headline performer at the 2006 and 2007 Zion Canyon Flute Festival. He is also known for his detailed knowledge of the Native American flute. In July 2005 he opened for Dr. Wayne Dyer at the International New Age Trade Show and he was a musical guest at the 2005 TED conference. August has also composed music and sound design for hundreds of films, commercials and video projects, for clients such as NASA, The Discovery Channel, Lexus, Chevrolet, HBO, Nabisco, and Minolta. The Los Angeles Times has called his music “shimmering and luminous.”
The Jukebox plays ‘River of Stars’ influenced by Scott’s trip to Machu Pichu in Peru where the Incas have always believed every star represents a living being, place or event on Earth, and they call the Milky Way ‘The River of Stars’… welcome to Jukebox No. 50 ! Almost an ordinary show isn’t it?………

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Artist: Scott August
Track: River of Stars
Album: Radiant Sky
Buy the album ‘Radiant Sky’ on the iTunes Store here
Visit the Scott August Myspace site here
©2010 Jukebox - spacemusic.nl
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Tags: Jukebox, podcast, Radiant Sky, River of Stars, Scott August
Eleon’s real name is Michael Leon Rogers. Michael Was born in Waco, Texas in 1970. He was raised in Mesquite Texas and lived there for 30 years. He came from a home of loving parents that taught him the value of hard work and endurance. Back in 1998, Michael and his friend, graphic designer James Forbs, created Michael’s Eleon name and logo from his middle name, Leon. Even though he has composed music under his real name, Eleon seems to be the name people remember and like the most. Michael, moved back to Waco, Texas and in February 2008 he was given that opportunity to compose the music of his dreams with an Apple iMac and some software. “I now feel that I can compose the way I want to with only a little inconvenience, as my iMac has limited ram and can barely give me the quality and sound I want,” he laughs.
Today Michael is still creating new music under Eleon. The Centuria album counts one hundred tracks of pure quality fantasy music and is available here at Spacmusic.nl: For just $29.99 the album is yours and we bet you’ll play it over and over again! The Jukebox plays ‘Autumn Leaves in Motion’, a song from these beautiful 100 which can be played in any order you like: the artist decided not to index this one…. how cool’s that?

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Artist: Eleon
Track: Autumn Leaves in Motion
Album: Centuria (available at Spacemusic.nl only)
Buy the album Centuria by Eleon here (NO LONGER, SORRY)
Visit the Eleon Myspace site here (NO LONGER, SORRY)
©2010 Jukebox - spacemusic.nl
Tags: Centuria, Eleon, Jukebox, Michael L. Rogers, podcast
Welcome to the Springtime edition of the Coffee Break! It’s getting warmer, it’s getting better, it’s getting a smile on our face….. how about you? This show we have something very interesting to mention about the new CENTURIA release by ELEON: one hundred tracks of fantasty music on one release! The Fresh Air Lounge series is now under the wings of the Spacemusic domain, home safe. Still looking for a HQ portable mic that doesn’t fall apart that easily and lasts longer than one year… we’d like to go out again and record some cool soundseeingtours from our Spaceship. Tune in and enjoy Springtime!
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Coffee Break Storyboard:
[00:00]Start the coffee machine!
[00:40]This…. is the loading program! Spacemusic.nl plays ‘Wonderland’
[03:31]Eleon plays Alastria
[07:30]The album CENTURIA is available via Spacemusic.nl only (NO LONGER AVAILABLE ANYMORE!)
[07:53]Fresh Air! Lounge Series are now under the wings of Spacemusic here
[08:48]Klangstein plays ‘Ganz Leise’
[13:40]Fresh Air! could bring you new shows this summer…
[14:29]Johannes Huppertz plays ‘Springtime’
[17:57]Scott August plays ‘Calling the Sun’
[21:00]Anawaty/Russell play ‘Sunset over Manda Valley’
[26:24]Nemesis plays ‘Return to the West’
[32:32]Executive Producer for this show: DHM Music Design: dhmmusicdesign.com
[32:43]Thank you for your donations! Mark, Daniel, Volker and Eduardo.
[33:41]Solar Fields plays ‘Sol Remix’
[38:44]How do you like your eggs in the morning…?
[39:23]Shoot an e-mail about the headphones/mic we’re looking for?
[40:28]Follow us via Twitter
[40:37]Spacemusic in Deutschland: May 2010 /SCHILLER tour
[41:15]Bad Loop plays ‘En Sure Sinua’
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(NO LONGER AVAILABLE ANYMORE)

100 tracks performed by ELEON - CENTURIA is no longer available... Sorry!
Tags: 2010, Bad Loop, Cass Anawaty, Centuria, DHMmusicdesign, Eleon, Fresh Air!, Johannes Huppertz, Klangstein, Nemesis, Paul Russell, podcast, Scott August, Sine Music, Softphase.org, Solar Fields, spacemusic
Mixing influences from around the world, Maneki Neko’s debut CD, Auracle, contains ambient soundscapes layered with gently rolling hints of melody, and grounded in deep, satisfying, resonant beds. The result is music with depth and purpose that invites the mind and body to relax in its electro-acoustic textures.
The Jukebox plays ‘Drifting between Stars’, you better watch out when playing this track, your mind will literally drift away from this world… Warm sounds, great atmosphere, takes you back and to the future in one go. Get your copy of the wonderful album ‘Auracle’ and visit the Maneki Neko website today.

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Artist: Maneki Neko
Track: Drifting between Stars
Album: Auracle
Buy the album Auracle from iTunes Store here
Visit the Maneki Neko Myspace site here
Visit the Maneki Neko official site here
©2010 Jukebox - spacemusic.nl
Tags: 2010, Auracle, Drifting between Stars, Jukebox, Maneki Neko, podcast
Sleepy Town Manufacture are one of the first participants of the astonishing invasion of russian electronica into the western world. The band was founded in 1999 by Roman Komarov, Anton Lukoyanychev and Alexander Ananyev. Alexander also produces a unspeakably warm ambient under the name Beautumn.
The Jukebox plays Enjoy The Silence - the Sleepy shows his skills remix - in one word: one of the coolest remixes we’ve ever heard of this song! Again… Depeche Mode as a source of inspiration. Where did we see that before?… Oh, and we really don’t know where you can get the track to be honest. As far as we know, it’s not for sale anyway, so, enjoy the silence.

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Artist: Sleepy Town Manufacture
Track: Enjoy the Silence
Visit the STM Myspace site here
©2010 Jukebox - spacemusic.nl
Tags: 2010, Depeche Mode, Enjoy the silence, Jukebox, podcast, Russian Federation, Sleepy Town Manufacture, STM
Two years after Sehnsucht (Desire), it’s finally here: in March 2010, Christopher von Deylen, alias Schiller, is releasing a new double album with thirty new tracks. Atemlos (Breathless) so subtly transgresses the boundaries of electronic pop that it becomes a unique musical experience. The press hails Christopher von Deylen as a “master of global pop,” who, inspired by electronic classics such as Tangerine Dream, Kraftwerk, and Jean Michel Jarre, creates visionary sounds and condenses the atmosphere of our times into new electronic music. At home all over the world, he is always searching for the perfect sound and for ever new images to which he can give expression in his music. His sure sense for unusual sounds and voices has led to some surprising collaborations on this new double album.
!!! SCHILLER TOUR 2010 ::: GET TICKETS HERE :::
The American singer Nadia Ali has contributed her incomparable voice to Schiller’s Atemlos and finds her way to a new form when working with Deylen. “I had heard Nadia seven years ago. To me, her voice has a unique appeal, so I was very pleased she agreed to perform with me.” Her ‘Try’ is definitely one of my favorite numbers on the album.”
Yes, the Jukebox plays ‘Try’. A song that will stick in your head for years we think;-) For us reason enough to go and book a ticket for the Schiller Tour 2010, Düsseldorf here we come!

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Artist: Schiller ft. Nadia Ali
Track: Try
Album: Atemlos
Buy the album ‘Atemlos’ on iTunes Store here
Buy the DELUXE album ‘Atemlos’ on Amazon.de here
Visit the Schiller website here
Visit the Nadia Ali website here
Check out the video clip of ‘Try’ here:
!!! BONUS CONTENT for this podcast via Spacemusic APP only.
Tags: 2010, Atemlos, Christopher von Deylen, Jukebox, Nadia Ali, podcast, Schiller, Tour 2010, Try
Featuring Sylvia Gerlach: the new Klangstein release is today! Their album “Resturlaub 2.0″ found it’s way to our mailbox and we’re proud to play this track ‘Ganz Leise’ on our show today. This album is a wonderful collection of excellent downtempo tracks with hi-quality mixing skills. We noticed Klangstein music on the compilation albums via @sinemusic records a long time ago and we thought…. “WOW!” “This is good, this should get released separately on a Klangstein album”. And you know what….. March 12th 2010 is the official release date of the album! “Resturlaub 2.0″ features guests like Sylvia Gerlach and singer/songwriter Nosie Katzmann. The album sounds warm, sometimes it’s even a deep dive into the unknown, but most of all: you will play it over and over again. Please follow the links to the iTunes Store and the Klangstein website and get your copy today!
- Am 12. März 2010 veröffenlicht der Darmstädter Produzent KLANGSTEIN auf dem Label Sine Music sein Debut Album mit dem Titel: “Resturlaub 2.0″ als digital Release bei allen bekannten Download Stores. Einige seiner Tracks konnten schon auf International erfolgreichen Compilations veröffentlicht werden, wie beispielsweise Cosmic Chill Lounge Vol. 3, Cool Off Chillout Vol. 2 oder der aktuellen Chillbar Vol. 2. Das Album mit insgsamt 10 Tracks aus den Bereichen Ambient, Chillout und TripHop mit Gastkünstlern wie Sylvia Gerlach und dem international bekannten Singer/ Songwriter Nosie Katzmann laden den Hörer ein sich zurückzulehnen und in das musikalische Universum von Klangstein einzutauchen. Zeit für deinen Resturlaub! -

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Artist: Klangstein ft. Sylvia Gerlach
Track: Ganz Leise
Album: Resturlaub 2.0
Buy the album Resturlaub 2.0 on iTunes Store here
Visit the Klangstein Myspace site here
Visit the official Klangstein site here
Visit Sine Music label here
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Tags: 2010, Ganz Leise, Jukebox, Klangstein, Nosie Katzmann, podcast, Resturlaub 2.0, Sine Music, Sylvia Gerlach
From La Douce France it’s Alexel, the gifted and talented music composer and performer and entertaining DJ. Music for games, for films, check out the ‘No Gravity’ trailer as well! The Jukebox plays ‘Then You Came’ - for us this track is absolutely within the top10 of our favo all-time tracks. It’s available on Vital Suite - Chill & Lounge Vol.3 - a sampler compiled by the one and only Mr. Frank Borell! Thanks Frank for sending us the album and permission for playing the music on the podcast. Peace!

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Artist: Alexel
Track: Then You Came
Album: Vital Suite - Chill & Lounge Vol.3
Buy the Vital Suite Vol.3 album on iTunes here
Visit the Alexel website here
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Watch the NO GRAVITY trailer - MUSIC BY ALEXEL
Tags: 2010, Alexel, Frank Borell, Jukebox, No Gravity, podcast, Then You Came, Vital Suite Chill and Lounge
Jukebox LS edition: Tromso, 70 degrees north, in the Arctic region, in the middle of the most active northern lights zone. In summer time, land of the midnight sun. In winter, total darkness.
In October 1995, as part of the annual Polar Music Festival, Geir Jenssen of Biosphere and Bobby Bird of the Higher Intelligence Agency, were commissioned by Nor Concerts to collaborate together on a musical project to take place in Geir’s home town of Tromso, Norway. The brief was for them to perform three concerts, using sounds sourced from the area as the basis of the music - the machinery of the local mountain cable lift, the snow, the ice etc…
The performances from which this recording is taken, took place on top of a mountain above Tromso, in a cabin reached by the cable car, in which the audience were transported up the mountain in turn.
First release: 1996 on Beyond, limited edition 5000 pieces. Reissue: 2003 on Headphone. The Jukebox plays with kind permission of (HIA) Bobby Bird (that’s so cool!!!!) the opening track ‘Cimmerian Shaft’ which sets the tone for this album, a musthave in your ambient collection. Probably one of the best releases ever in the genre: Polar Sequences.

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Artist: Higher Intelligence Agency + Biosphere
Track: Cimmerian Shaft
Album: Polar Sequences
Visit the Biosphere website here
Visit the Higher Intelligence Agency website here
Buy the album ‘Polar Sequences’ on iTunes Store here
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Tags: Beyond, Biosphere, Bobby Bird, Cimmerian Shaft, Geir Jenssen, Headphone, Higher Intelligence Agency, Jukebox, longsong, podcast, Polar Sequences
From Niedersachsen, Germany: Thomas Lemmer’s Lounge music Project. “Mein erstes Solo Album wird ein Chillout - Lounge Album sein. Die Idee dazu kam mir Anfang 2007, als ich anfing mit meinen alten analogen Synthesizern zu experimentieren. Ich verarbeitete sphärische Flächen mit sehr langsamen Drumloops und improvisierte über die Harmonien. Nach und nach kristallisierten sich immer mehr guter Ideen heraus und ich dachte, warum eigentlich nicht gleich ein ganzes Album davon produzieren”. The Jukebox plays an exclusive track, many Thanks Thomas!

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Artist: Thomas Lemmer
Track: Missing you badly brother (Chillbar Vol.2)
Visit Thomas Lemmer on Myspace here
Buy the album ‘Chillout Lounge’ by Thomas Lemmer here
©2010 Jukebox - spacemusic.nl
Tags: Chillout Lounge, Jukebox, podcast, spacemusic, Thomas Lemmer
Making music since he was 15 years old, Mark de Jong studied sonology at the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague and it was a couple of years later when he launched the ‘Low Energy Center’. A way of hiding from the high-energy world outside and re-load in the low-energy center. His inspiration to start making ambient music had to do with a dance party back in 1992; at his friend’s place (*TC*) he heard this album by Locust called ‘Weathered Well’. TC played the best tracks from this album during this non-stop ambient afterparty which was born early in the morning in Harmelen, near Utrecht. Mark got hooked and from that moment in time, ambient music has become a way of living for him. Ambient Island is one of his latest projects where his music can be downloaded and can be donated for. Visit Ambient Island here.
The Jukebox plays the title song from his album ‘Good To See You’ and is also available on the iTunes Store, Amazon MP3, Rhapsody and Sony Connect. The music is timeless and deserves a very close listen on a regular basis; Feel free to de-compress and re-load yourself in the Low Energy Center!

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Artist: Low Energy Center
Track: Good To See You
Album: Good To See You
Visit the Low Energy Center Myspace site here
Buy the album ‘Good To See You’ on iTunes Store here
©2010 Jukebox - spacemusic.nl
Tags: Good to see you, Jukebox, Low Energy Center, Mark de Jong, Multispace, podcast, spacemusic
Robert Henke, born 1969, is a composer, sound designer, software developer, installation artist and performer. His music has roots in academic sound research as well as in club culture, and the result is a body of work that is sophisticated yet accessible. Robert Henke releases music under his own name and as Monolake; his performances and interactive installations have been shown at places like the Tate Modern in London, the Centre Pompidou in Paris, MUDAM in Luxembourg, and the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney. Robert is one of the authors of the Ableton Live music software, and teaches as professor for sound design at the University of Arts in Berlin.
Remixing Depeche Mode ‘Darkest Star’:
Robert: “I have no fixed scheme. I am looking for an idea, something unique which guides me thru what ever comes next. In the case of Darkest Star it was the lyric”.
It still sounds like a Depeche Mode track!
Robert: “Yes. And it makes me incredibly happy to hear this. It might not be the best Depeche Mode track ever, but at least it has some of the color…and as I said earlier in this interview, color is quite important to me. I think much more in colors then in song structures”
Did you ever get any feedback on the remix from the band at all?
Robert: “No. unfortunately not.”
Source: remixing Depeche Mode - interview published on the Monolake site.

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Artist: Depeche Mode / Monolake RMX
Track: Darkest Star
Visit the Monolake website here
Buy music by Monolake on iTunes Store here
©2010 Jukebox - spacemusic.nl
Tags: Darkest Star, Depeche Mode, Jukebox, Monolake, podcast, Robert Henke
The Edge of a Fairytale is an ambient excursion to inner and outer spaces. Inspired and influenced by ancient myths, legends and places, this album is my soundtrack to the world as we perceive it; balancing between the known and the unknown - on The Edge of a Fairytale.
“…the deep, rich and mystifying sound that resides on The Edge of a Fairytale has a somewhat dark point of view. However it is not a darkness of evil, but rather one that dwells within the uncharted realms between truth and fiction; a darkness representing an unknown that we travel through while always optimistic that there is light - or enlightenment - to be found somewhere ahead.”

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Artist: Between Interval
Track: Three years Ago
Album: The Edge of a Fairytale (a Spotted Peccary release)
Visit the Between Interval website here
Buy the album “The Edge of a Fairytale” on iTunes Store here
©2010 Jukebox - spacemusic.nl
Tags: Between Interval, Jukebox, podcast, spacemusic, Spotted Peccary, The Edge of a Fairytale, Three Years Ago
Anjey Satori was born on April 6, 1969, in the Ukraine. Anjey was interested in mysticism and esoteric teachings of the East from his early years.
He worked as an organizer of special courses and seminars at the Institute of Nontraditional Medicine and has had enough experience to teach the basics of bioenergy and healing.
The pseudonym “satori” (insight) Anjey thought of while practicing meditation and yoga. Once the “expansion of conscious” happened and there was an experience of “satori” described in classical Zen-Buddhist texts. The feeling of inner light and bliss lasted for several days. It was the meeting with his innermost Self.
Anjey Satori’s music is intended for meditation, healing and anyone travelling an inner journey. Each composition creates a harmonious balance of music and spirit.

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Artist: Anjey Satori
Track: Forest Surround
Album: For Relaxation
Free albums by Anjey Satori here
Anjey Satori on LastFM here
©2010 Jukebox - spacemusic.nl
Tags: Anjey Satori, for relaxation, Forest Surround, Jukebox, podcast, Satori, spacemusic