Idyllic Music Podcast 198

Trip Hop - Downtempo - Electronica

Life at Sea

This week we'll examine a life at sea. Joseph Conrad wrote that "There is nothing more enticing, disenchanting and enslaving." More troubling is what lies beneath the swells and awful stirrings of what Melville called the "hidden soul beneath.

Hoisting the main sail for us on this Downtempo Electronica episode of Idyllic Music are Band of Mad Women IOTA    MMPSUF    Sleepy Town Manufacture    beat.dowsing    and    Leon Somov. I'm Jim Nye.

We'll begin in Bulgaria with a group we heard from on Episode 134. Here is Band of Mad Women with "Water Song.

That was Iota and "Revolution Canape" Find more at archive.org/details/ZST003 and Band of Mad Women at freemusicarchive.org/music/Band_of_Mad_Women

This is MMPSUF with "The Sailors"

That was Sleepy Town Manufacture reflecting on the paranoia of isolation in "Sea Sickness" More at www.last.fm/music/Sleepy+Town+Manufacture and MMPSUF at archive.org/details/sute031

Every crew needs a mate called "Swervie" Here is beat.dowsing.

That was the hallucinatory "Crosses" from Leon Somov with Jazzu. Discover more at archive.org/details/sute018. All the show notes, links to the artists and more are at idyllicmusic.com

Thanks for listening. I'm Jim Nye.

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