Featuring Melbourne artist Nico Callaghan, who makes synthetic ambient music under the name Nico Niquo. His most recent album In A Silent Way contains slowly evolving compositions and sound meditations based around the palette of modern grime music minus the percussion. Plus the music of Sublamp, Bryter Layter and Porya Hatami.
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2017 has turned out to be a most excellent vintage for music. This is the annual Top 50 countdown – looking at some of this year’s essential releases. As usual, I struggle and even feel guilty (silly I know!) with the releases I’ve left out. Even if I had a top 100 I would feel the same. This is Part 2 – counting down to my favourite releases of the year – both shows are streamed content only. Enjoy!
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2017 has turned out to be a most excellent vintage for music. This is the annual Top 50 countdown – looking at some of this year’s essential releases. As usual, I struggle and even feel guilty (silly I know!) with the releases I’ve left out. Even if I had a top 100 I would feel the same. This is Part 1 – both shows are streamed content only. Enjoy!
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London-born, Melbourne-based musician Alison Ferrier has a new album coming out in February next year. She is a prolific songwriter and talented guitarist and an active player in Melbourne’s vibrant music scene. We check out the first single which is rippling slice of folk, country and blues – all through the lens of the music of Alison’s UK roots. As well, the solo debut of a much revered vocalist, Cindy Wilson, who may know better for her work with the B-52s’s. Plus the excellent return of Melbourne’s Sand Pebbles and we close the podcast with a festive tune from Paul Mosley.
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German trio Dictaphone return with a brilliant new album on the Denovali label, their first in five years. The album APR70 features blurry jazz lines and fourth world influences – the perfect cocoon for hazy days and serene nights.
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