2015-12-28

BuzzTunes mixed podcast (December 2015 — Special Winter Solstice mix)

In this Special Winter Solstice mix we start out nice and slow and build to a heart racing bpm of 138 at the very end. We journey through the soundscapes of ambient, chillout, pop, electro, trance, and psychedelic techno trance. Aiwendil (Anders Enger Jensen) is featured heavily on this podcast. We value his contributions to our small community and hope that he releases more soon.

Frost II by Kurton
Amanitis by Kalder
Theme II by solshadda
Inside Outside by Xaphoid & Sjef
B3 in Space by Xaphoid & Ben Brookes Belcher
Only Love by Sjef feat. Shannon
Aurora Borealis by Aiwendil
Voyage to Andromeda by Aiwendil
Summer in Andromeda by Aiwendil
Starlight by Aiwendil
Dreams of an Asimov Future by Xaphoid
Born in Siberia by solshadda
Kickback by Rjjhistov
Immer weiter! by Lizard
Sleeping Fish by sparschaeler

Till next time, keep producing and keep striving for excellence in your craft. Music brings the world together and shows us how alike we are amid our differences. Whatever language you speak in this crazy world we all have music in common.

Submitted by Xaphoid

Comments

2015-12-29 22:18

Kurton

2015-12-29 22:18

Honored to be part of the podcast once again I'm glad my track invoked the right kind of imagery. Though I think the prominent tempo splicing/automation did leave some noticeable artifacts in the recording
2015-12-30 16:39

Xaphoid

2015-12-30 16:39

Kurton, it's more about artistry than technical perfection. Your track was the perfect start to the mix.
2016-01-01 16:12

Shytan

2016-01-01 16:12

Great collection of tracks. Thanks for making the mix, Jason.
2016-01-04 16:45

solshadda

2016-01-04 16:45

Many thanks for this mix! It builds great to trance!

The pic for this mix - everybody can see it (Father Fedor)? Is it a symbol of winter solstice?
2016-01-05 18:04

solshadda

2016-01-05 18:04

"Music brings the world together and shows us how alike we are amid our differences. Whatever language you speak in this crazy world we all have music in common."

Yeah, and THIS proves