EPISODE · Jul 23, 2017 · 58 MIN
Rhythm of the Rails
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This mix is a sort of follow up to the train mix of a couple of months ago. I had a song or two that I hadn't used and then I stumbled upon the album "Simultonality" by Joshua Abrams & Natural Information Society. The track, Sideways Fall, has this great repetitive train-like feel to it. I knew immediately that I needed to make another train mix to fit with that tune. That Joshua Abrams track is more jazz than ambient so I decided to keep that vibe throughout the mix. A few cuts, Steve Reich, Dan Deacon & Fieldhead, wander off the jazz track a bit but they keep the sense of forward motion. The three 2017 releases in this mix are a few of my favorite discoveries this year. Check them out. Joshua Abrams & Natural Information Society - Simultonality Daniel Brandt - Eternal Something Quatuor Ebene & Michel Portal - Eternal Stories Cheers! T R A C K L I S T : 00:00 Chris Watson - Veracruz(El Tren Fantasma 2011) 00:35 Joshua Abrams & Natural Information Society - Sideways Fall(Simultonality 2017) 08:00 Daniel Brandt - FSG(Eternal Something 2017) 11:30 The Winter Consort - The Little Train of Caipira(The Winter Consort 1968) 13:54 Ludovico Einaudi - Elements(Elements 2015) 19:35 Steve Reich - Different Trains-America Before the War(Works 1997) 25:30 Chris Watson - El Divisadero(El Tren Fantasma 2011) 27:35 Daniel Brandt - Kale Me(Eternal Something 2017) 32:35 Quatuor Ebene & Michel Portal - City Birds(Eternal Stories 2017) 38:25 Fieldhead - This Train is a Rainbow(They Shook Hands For Hours 2009) 41:42 Gerry Mulligan - K4 Pacific(The Age Of Steam 1971) 46:45 Alexandre Desplat - Night Train to Nebelsbad(Grand Budapest Hotel 2014) 48:25 Dan Deacon - USA Suite(America 2012) 58:23 end
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A mix of rhythmic tunes that give you the feel of constant forward motion along train tracks.
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