Paying homage to flying machines and next generation’s minimalism, singing in an invented language that’s both mysterious and familiar, and a special kind of rain.

43-minute mix with pieces by Anna Homler and Steve Moshier, Ennio Morricone, Harold Budd, The Human League and others – made between 1972 and 2011.

Featured cover art: Ramuntcho Matta – Domino One


Ambient Channel (1): Perpetual Drift

Minimal melodies from Japan and Arctic Norway, music for ex army gymnasts bounding about in rubber costumes, and something from New York City‘s Downtown. 55 minutes with works by Aqua Regia, The Caretaker, Midori Takada, The Residents and others – realized between 1969 and 2019.

Ennio Morricone – Statico

library music deluxe – for image and imagination (1972, Dialogo)

Kraftwerk – Harmonika

manipulating a mouth organ (1972, Philips)

Neu! – Leb’ Wohl

an unintended forerunner (1975, Brain)

Harold Budd – The Foundry (for Mika Vainio)

one of ambient’s godfathers paying tribute to a next generation’s minimalist (2012, Darla Records)

Anna Homler / Steve Moshier – Oo Nu Dah

singing in an invented language that’s both mysterious and familiar (1985, Pharmacia Poetica / RE: Rvng Intl.)

Ramuntcho Matta – Zoique III

from the ballet ‘Via’ (1984, Made To Measure)

The Human League – Toyota City

from before the arty synth combo got famous (1980, Virgin)

23 Skidoo – Helicopterz

homage to the flying machines (1984, Illuminated Records)

Brian Eno – Top Boy

from the British tv crime drama series‘ soundtrack (2011, Opal Records)

Pascal Comelade – Pluie Japonaise

it’s raining synth sounds (1984, Les Disques Du Soleil Et De L’Acier)

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2 comments on “Ambient Channel (3): Misty

  1. SebastianEis Feb 18, 2021

    what a site! what a mix! love it! thanx a lot for your work!