EXPANDIZONS – 36
Uploaded 28 November, 2008
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Episode 36 starts off with some high-energy beats, thanks to Metricks & Gaiabeat.
Their opening track is followed by Bitter:Sweet, thanks to Ioda Promonet.
Then we get into some serious trip-hop with Organic Despair, whom I found on Jamendo. It’s followed by a nice, slightly mellower track from Suhov, with “Clear,” released on Budabeats Records.
Sebteix, another Jamendo artist, changes the mood with some bossa-infused guitar. Then we shift gears again for some hip-hop with an orchestral background, in Crookram’s “A Day in the Life.”
Shifting back again into the purely instrumental and with some very laid-back beats, we follow up with one of my favorite artists, Cardamar, and his track “Final Scenery.”His label’s website features his own music as well as some other great artists, like Xerxes and some excellent mixes, as well.
Then we have a lovely track called “Eros,” from Crackle Creations, followed by Sweeping Logic—who I discovered through Last.fm, and finally, Spiral into the Storm, with the title track from his album on Decibel Palace Records, “A Futile Veneer.”
- METRICKS & GAIABEAT – “The Hip” (hear it on Last.fm)
- BITTER:SWEET – “Waking Up,” from the album “Drama” (Buy from iTunes or Amazon). Thanks to now-departed Ioda Promonet, which made tracks like this one available for podcasters.
- ORGANIC DESPAIR – “James,” from the album “Marasme” (Jamendo.com)
- SUHOV – “Clear,” from the album “Sympahty Modul” (Budabeats.com)
- SEBTEIX – “Groova patata,” from the album “Tout pour le Groove” (Jamendo.com)
- CROOKRAM – “A Day in the Life (featuring INC),” from “19/76” (Budabeats.com)
- CARDAMAR – “Final Scenery” from the album “Where the Skies Fall” (www.cardamar.com)– buy from iTunes, CDBaby, Amazon, etc.
- CRACKLE CREATIONS – “Eros,” from the EP “Eros” (Kahvi.org)
- SWEEPING LOGIC -“Window Screen Cinema,” from “Headache Laxative,” (download from Last.fm)
- SPIRAL INTO THE STORM – “A Futile Veneer,” from the album “A Futile Veneer” (buy from Decibel Palace, iTunes, eMusic, Juno, etc.)
Here’s another track for you from Metricks & Gaiabeat:
Pacific Tropicus – Metricks & GaiaBeat by metricks
