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Vocal Quintessence - PsyAmb 88


In all the years this blog has been active I've tended to focus on non vocal psychedelic downtempo music. That doesn't mean I don't like that sort of thing. I guess that style of music just didn't often fit in with the mixes I was creating. So those tracks typically got sorted into a folder in the backwaters of my brain for later use. Well, that time has come ! Here is a mix of beautifully expressed ambient vocal trance, glitchhop and bass music.


We kick of with a track from Hinkstep who had a great 2015 where he topped a number of Reddit's best of Psybient 2015 polls. Check out the full poll list here. It was great to see Entheogenic's "A Singularity Encoded" rank so high - certainly my favorite psybient album of 2015.

This is followed up by a soulful, glitchy, lullaby from desert Dwellers with vocals from Ixhel Prisma

AtYyA has gone from strength to strength since his debut with his mix of melancholic, glitchy bass proving popular worldwide. Here he remixes Ayla Nereo's "Let In In" from her album 2014's "Hollow Bone" album. 

After some glitchy bass from Kalya Scintilla/David Starfire we get into the soaring vocals of tribal goddess Deya Dova and her track "Footsteps In The Stars", remixed by Temple Step Project. Deya Dova has a large back catalog of music and has been remixed by quite a few artists over the years. For more info visit the Deya Dova homepage.

Next up is an awesome track by Whitebear and Australian musician Tara Walsh. When I first heard this I was blown away by Tara's voice and thought she must be some famous singer. So I was very surprised to find out that wasn't the case. She only has a handful of followers on Soundcloud. I'm sure with the right break she could be huge. Anyway, this is a phenomenal remix by Whitebear so check out his stuff for more bass goodies.

Continuing the mix of gnarling bass and contemporary vocals is Mindex's remix of "Dusted Compass" by The Human Experience which features the vocals of Lila Rose. You can hear the original version of this here. If you do hear the original you'll be able to appreciate just what a wonderful job Mindex has done with the remixThere is also a remix done by Phutureprimitive. Personally I prefer the Mindex version. The Phutureprimitive one is good but approaches Skrillex territory at times. 

We then have a couple of classy number from The Glitch Mob and Alice Spacedoll before a track from Benji Vaughan's latest solo album "Even Tundra". Released back in 2013 it marked Benji's last output before going into a self-imposed musical hibernation. Will we ever see new art from this master musician ? Let's hope so. Sometime people just need a break. Speaking of which, I just discovered Pitch Black will release a new album this year after a 6 year hiatus ! Awesome !

After Benji the mix then takes a quiet and reflective turn with a lush, escapist sonic massage from Subaqueous and a couple of delicate delights from Yaima before smoothing things off with a quiet reprieve from Erothyme. 

I quite enjoyed putting this one together. Let me know what you guys think in the comments below or on the Mixcloud page. I have plenty of other tracks in this downtempo vocal style so, if there is enough interest, I'd be more than happy to mix another one.

Cheers ...

 

Track / Artist  

  • 01. The Hypnotic Aldrig Mer Dub  -  Hinkstep
  • 02. Dive into the Core (with Ixchel Prisma)  -  Desert Dwellers
  • 03. Let It In (AtYyA remix)  -  Ayla Nereo
  • 04. Electrify Me (Kalya Scintilla remix)  -  David Starfire
  • 05. Footsteps In The Stars (Temple Step Project & Dakini remix)  -  Deya Dova
  • 06. White Flag (Whitebear remix)  -  Tara Walsh
  • 07. Dusted Compass (Mindex remix)  -  The Human Experience
  • 08. Between Two Points (with Swan)  -  The Glitch Mob
  • 09. Divine Distance (with Louisa McCuskey)  -  Alice Spacedoll
  • 10. Pyramid  -  Benji Vaughan
  • 11. Stillness Dawns (with Desi)  -  Subaqueous
  • 12. Reflection  -  Yaima
  • 13. Sweet Kiss  - Yaima
  • 14. Thousand Hands of God (with Entheo)  -  Erothyme

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Posted on 8.3.16 by PsyAmb TAG : , | 4 Comments ( ADD NEW COMMENT )

Shpongle Homegrown Remixes - PsyAmb 54


Here is something a little different. I've mixed together a group of Shpongle homemade remixes made by various artists. These tracks do not appear on any official Twisted Records releases. One of them however was released as part of Sasha's remix album "Involver".

I came across these tracks over the years from various sources and have been building a Shpongle remix collection with them. In the mix you can here some of the better ones that I have acquired. There is a variety of styles on offer in the mix including latin jazz, dubstep, hiphop and psytrance remixes of some of Shpongle best known classic tracks. Enjoy 8)


Track / Remix Artist

  • 01. Dorset Perception ( Involver Remix )  -  Sasha
  • 02. Dorset Perception ( Xarj Remix )  -  Xarj
  • 03. Flute Fruit ( Delicorish Remix )  -  Face Invada
  • 04. I Am You ( Oscillator Z remix )  -  Oscillator Z
  • 05. No Turn Unstoned ( Too Stoned for Teledildonics Remix )  -  ir8prim8
  • 07. Dorset Perception ( Aarodynamics Remix )  -  Aarodynamics
  • 08. Behind Closed Eyelids ( Caius Remix )  -  Caius Augustus
  • 09. Shpongle Spores ( Shpongle Owns Remix )  -  Ruffian Soldier
  • 10. Room 23 ( Invisible Light Remix )  -  Invisible Light
  • 11. Star Shpongled Banner ( El Hornet 2CB RMX )  -  El Hornet
  • 12. Star Shpongled Banner ( Astrogenic Remix )  -  Astrogenic
  • 13. Flute Fruit ( Smurg Remix )  -  Smurg
  • 14. DMT ( Epic Remix )  -  rxr EPIC
  • 15. Infected Shpongle MashUp  -  Toxic Boy

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Posted on 18.12.12 by PsyAmb TAG : | 2 Comments ( ADD NEW COMMENT )

Psychedelic 60s 70s music


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Nothing is new in music or so the saying goes. When it comes to modern day psychedelic electronic music such as we find in the psytrance and psybient scene, is it possible to trace their roots ? Quite possibly. I find that the music that is played out on the dance floors of the international trance circuit has elements of music and feeling from the late sixties and early seventies. The music of that time often displayed long repeating bass-lines under floating, shimmering guitars that took the listeners on a journey much as modern day psychedelic electronic music does.

I was wondering how many listeners here might enjoy listening to some of the more obscure and hard to get tracks from that era so here I'd like to share with you a great little site called "Sonic Daydream" run my the mysterious Tom D. I've been listening to this site for many years now and I'm glad to see that Tom is back on the air after a bit of a slow period. This site is an absolute gem for music from around 1965-1975 - a golden area for freaked out psychedelic rock and pop. So take a break from the usual and add a bit of spice to your psychedelic listening with some absolute storming tunes from the psychedelic 60s and 70s all expertly mixed by a self proclaimed psychedelic music snob. Brilliant stuff.

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Posted on 20.5.11 by PsyAmb TAG : | 0 Comments ( ADD NEW COMMENT )