Idyllic Music Podcast 77

The Illusion of Contact

This week, we'll examine the illusion of contact. The sheer counter-intuitiveness that on a sub-atomic level nothing actually touches anything else. Whether it's the landing of a boxer's blow or the gentle lapping of waves on a shore, contact remains elusive. On this episode we'll hear from Robert Stephan, Black Era, Siksha, Phasen, Mark.Nine and Matera. I'm Jim Nye.

From Philadelphia, Robert Stephan creates Electronic Music with a range of sounds and moods. This is 'Ocean Meets The Land'.

Hear more from Robert at www.myspace.com/zrobertstephanz. Neapolitan Downtempo trio BlackEra is next with 'The Tunnel'.

Find more at www.aquietbump.com or at www.myspace.com/theblackera This is Siksha and 'Ali.'

Here are the down-tempo, psychedelic sounds of Phasen from his Yesterday Was Tomorrow release. It's 'Getting Even'.

Look for more Phasen at ionetlabel.com Mark.Nine is an independent Electronic Music composer from Texas. Here is 'From All Things Depending'.

Find Marcus and other great electronic artists at www.ionetlabel.com Mario Marino records as Matera This is '2004'

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