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EPISODE · Aug 28, 2017 · 1H 5M

Icelight

from low light mixes · host Low Light Mixes

  Here is another fantastic mix curated by Paul Asbury Seaman. His earlier mixes are "Floating Through Moonlight" and "The Memory of Trains."   I'm listening to it as I type this and it's another wonderful collection. Here's what Paul has to say about it:   “I’m no fan of winter, but I love the visual patterns created by ice. And I’ve always loved the bell-like sounds sometimes used in electronic/ambient music and featured prominently in the works of Rudy Adrian. The idea for this mix started with a rather dark compilation by Hypnos Records called Message from a Subatomic World, from which I got the title track here, and ended with my recent (and joyous) discovery of a stunning artist working with gamelan bells, Gordon Pigeon, which opens this set. The full piece from his album Acoustic Fireflies is more than 30 minutes long.”   Thanks Paul!   Cheers!   T R A C K L I S T : 00:00 Gordon Pigeon - Lamasaerie vesperale(Lucioles acoustiques 2016) 12:32 Jan Garbarek – Iceburn(In Praise of Dreams 2004) 17:10 Jeff Greinke - One September(Wide View 2002) 25:10 Jeff Pearce – Aftermath(The Hidden Rift 1996) 29:35 Kirsty Hawkshaw - Ice CastleThe Ice Castle 2008) 36:03 Rudy Adrian - Subterranean RiverDesrt Realms 2008) 41:20 Justin Vanderberg - Cold Brightness(Synthetic Memories 2011) 46:55 Kirsty Hawkshaw – Solitary(The Ice Castle 2008) 52:38 Oophoi - Icelight(Message From A Subatomic World 2008) 57:15 Meg Bowles - Glacial Dawn(A Quiet Light 2011) 66:02 end        

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Ambient music that calls to mind beautiful ice formations. Featuring Jeff Greinke, Meg Bowles, Rudy Adrian, Jan Garbarek, Jeff Pearce, Kirsty Hawkshaw and more.

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