This week, we look at ones and zeros, the choice of on or off. Calculations for a digital age where the earthly pursuits of the past are but nostalgia. Forging on and remembering the old at Jeankal, Synthastazia dot exe, Frank Molder, Mabafu and Jah Wobble. I'm Jim Nye.
We'll begin in the east of France with Jeankal, a young producer with a gift for blending melancholy with a hopeful touch. Here is 'Binary'
His spot on the web is www.myspace.com/jeankal
Buffalo's Ed Hallborg teams with vocalist Alison Bellinger as Synthastazia-dot-exe This is 'Orange Flow'
Find more at soundclick.com or www.psychosomaticbreakdown.com
German netlabel OneBit Wonder mainstay Frank Molder new release is called 'Orbital Movement'
Hear much more at www.1bit-wonder.com
We last head from Mabafu back on episode 35. It was worth the wait for 'Hermano Camaron'
Hear more Mabafu at www.sofasound.de
Former PIL bassist turned world citizen Jah Wobble closes this episode of Idyllic Music from his 'Inspiration Of William Blake' CD with reading of the beauty and horror of one a the world's more perfect beasts.
Look for more from the legendary Jah Wobble at www.30hertzrecords.com/home.html
And look for show notes, scripts and links to the artists by stopping by www.idyllicmusic.com
Visit the Cornershop where you can help support many of the artists you hear on Idyllic Music by buying a song or CD from them including all 4 Volumes of The Idyllic Music iMix.
Thanks for listening. I'm Jim Nye.
We'll begin in the east of France with Jeankal, a young producer with a gift for blending melancholy with a hopeful touch. Here is 'Binary'
His spot on the web is www.myspace.com/jeankal
Buffalo's Ed Hallborg teams with vocalist Alison Bellinger as Synthastazia-dot-exe This is 'Orange Flow'
Find more at soundclick.com or www.psychosomaticbreakdown.com
German netlabel OneBit Wonder mainstay Frank Molder new release is called 'Orbital Movement'
Hear much more at www.1bit-wonder.com
We last head from Mabafu back on episode 35. It was worth the wait for 'Hermano Camaron'
Hear more Mabafu at www.sofasound.de
Former PIL bassist turned world citizen Jah Wobble closes this episode of Idyllic Music from his 'Inspiration Of William Blake' CD with reading of the beauty and horror of one a the world's more perfect beasts.
Look for more from the legendary Jah Wobble at www.30hertzrecords.com/home.html
And look for show notes, scripts and links to the artists by stopping by www.idyllicmusic.com
Visit the Cornershop where you can help support many of the artists you hear on Idyllic Music by buying a song or CD from them including all 4 Volumes of The Idyllic Music iMix.
Thanks for listening. I'm Jim Nye.
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