Mood Music Vol. 1
from Streams & Soundscapes Hosted by Roger Silver
Welcome to Mood Music, volume 1. This mix is a departure from the 'uptempo' Silvercast podcasts, and takes a deeper dive into the electronica subgenera sprinklered with some deep hose classics. This mix was inspirational to make, and reflects where the music I love to play is taking me. My hope is that you will give this mix a good listen and come away with the feelings inspired by the great energy this music produces. It is downloadable. Volume 2 forthcoming soon. Enjoy!
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