Idyllic Music Podcast 204

Trip Hop - Downtempo - Electronica

Espionage

This week we’ll look at espionage. It’s spies and spooks, coups and active measures. It’s a shadowy world. All cloak-and-dagger. Carried out by those we will never know. Of the things that are supposed to stay secret. Aiding with the reconnaissance on this episode of Idyllic Music are Karmacoda, Hector Zarate, Frank Dorittke, Tommy Ptolemy, DTR, and the Policy Wonks. I’m Jim Nye.

This marks the seventh appearance by San Francisco’s Karmacoda on Idyllic Music, recently on Episode 187. Here is the perfect downtempo mix of Electronica paired with Jessica Ford’s soulful vocals. From their 2018 release ‘Intimate‘ asking ‘Can It Be’

That was Hector Zarate from his Living Underground release and ‘MI5 Girl’ And hear all of ‘Intimate’ at karmacoda.com and Spotify. Here is the retro futurism of Frank Dorittke.

Not to be confused with GSH, that was Tommy Ptolemy ‘The Revolution won’t be Televised’ And the FD Project at space-music.de From Rotterdam comes DTR and he’s ‘Moody’

Those were the Policy Wonks and ‘coup d'é·tat’ More from them and DRT at archive.org and electrobel.org. Look for a complete archive of podcasts, show notes and links to the bands at idyllicmusic.com.

Thanks for listening. I’m Jim Nye.

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