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Bluejooz
Friday, April 23, 2010
Ambient Collective Live Radiocast
Tongiht, Friday 23 April, at 21:00 GMT will be our first live internet radio broadcast featuring tracks from Strata and a hidden track by Bluejooz.
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Bluejooz
You can RSS: http://www.spreaker.com/feed/rss/show/4596/episodes
Or you can listen in by clicking here.
Or, you could just stay here...
Hope you can join the show.
Bluejooz
Thursday, April 15, 2010
"The Serene Files: Part Two" now available.
Featuring eight superb and soothing ambient tracks from some of today's underground ambient producers.
For a direct link to "The Serene Files: Part Two" please click here.
You can download or stream all of our releases by clicking here.
Many thanks,
Bluejooz.
Friday, March 26, 2010
Strata II - calling newcomers... and old alike.
This is the call for anyone who wants to be part of the Sonic Strata II project.
If you are unfamiliar with the Sonic Strata (the first) project previously released check it out in the downloads.
The mission is to combine artists into teams.
Each team is ideally about 4 members.
The first member from each team composes a single track and forwards it to the second person. The second person adds another layer to the recording and passes it on to the third person... etc.
The last effort was awesome, and I think the only real true collaborative effort we have ever had here in terms of actually working together to create a finished product.
The total length of the project last time was 60 minutes. We had 3 teams of 4 people. That made each finished song 20 minutes.
I would like to goal us for 4 teams of 4 people, having each song 15 minutes and total of 60 minutes overall. - We will figure this out when we have everyone signed up.
If we can work with uncompressed WAV or AIFF for each layer it would be best, then I will mix down to 320 to put it all together.
LET'S GET GOING!!!!
As usual, all newcomers get preference.
Any questions - ask.
Mik
For more information check out our forum.
If you are unfamiliar with the Sonic Strata (the first) project previously released check it out in the downloads.
The mission is to combine artists into teams.
Each team is ideally about 4 members.
The first member from each team composes a single track and forwards it to the second person. The second person adds another layer to the recording and passes it on to the third person... etc.
The last effort was awesome, and I think the only real true collaborative effort we have ever had here in terms of actually working together to create a finished product.
The total length of the project last time was 60 minutes. We had 3 teams of 4 people. That made each finished song 20 minutes.
I would like to goal us for 4 teams of 4 people, having each song 15 minutes and total of 60 minutes overall. - We will figure this out when we have everyone signed up.
If we can work with uncompressed WAV or AIFF for each layer it would be best, then I will mix down to 320 to put it all together.
LET'S GET GOING!!!!
As usual, all newcomers get preference.
Any questions - ask.
Mik
For more information check out our forum.
Monday, November 9, 2009
Fredrik Ohr- Falling through the Earth (AlephZ14)
Fredrik Ohr- Falling through the Earth (AlephZ14)
Release Date: November 16th, 2009
E-flyer with info & samples: http://www.aleph-zer...er/Fredrik.html
Release page: http://www.aleph-zer...th/details.html
Falling through the Earth is the much awaited debut album from Stockholm based musician and producer Fredrik Ohr. Fredrik has a long background in classical piano and as a song writer, and that is highly evident in the subtle complexity underlying his music. Fredrik's physical and intellectual journeys through Asia and Buddhism are also very well felt in his music. Falling through the Earth offers a wonderful dreamy and fresh combination of North European atmospheres and textures interlaced with Asian influences, all dipped in 70s psychedelic delicate feel. Fredrik's music has special warmth of instrumental and vocal work springing forth from sophisticated layers of electronic sounds, glitches and breaks creating an enchanting combination. Aleph Zero invites you to take part in this wonderful musical journey.
Track list:
1. Shadows Fly behind You
2. A Day for Great Deeds
3. Eating Fog
4. Enough Time
5. Naaga
6. Disorientation
7. Message
8. Airport Song
9. Morning Ritualism
10. Fell from the Sky
11. Interlocked
12. Delgermaa
13. Return
14. Falling through the Earth
We also have a special sale at our website where you can get a CD + poster for 16 Euros.
Prices Includes special protective packaging and shipping through registered airmail worldwide.
You can pre-order here: http://www.aleph-zer...shop/sales.html
.
Release Date: November 16th, 2009
E-flyer with info & samples: http://www.aleph-zer...er/Fredrik.html
Release page: http://www.aleph-zer...th/details.html
Falling through the Earth is the much awaited debut album from Stockholm based musician and producer Fredrik Ohr. Fredrik has a long background in classical piano and as a song writer, and that is highly evident in the subtle complexity underlying his music. Fredrik's physical and intellectual journeys through Asia and Buddhism are also very well felt in his music. Falling through the Earth offers a wonderful dreamy and fresh combination of North European atmospheres and textures interlaced with Asian influences, all dipped in 70s psychedelic delicate feel. Fredrik's music has special warmth of instrumental and vocal work springing forth from sophisticated layers of electronic sounds, glitches and breaks creating an enchanting combination. Aleph Zero invites you to take part in this wonderful musical journey.
Track list:
1. Shadows Fly behind You
2. A Day for Great Deeds
3. Eating Fog
4. Enough Time
5. Naaga
6. Disorientation
7. Message
8. Airport Song
9. Morning Ritualism
10. Fell from the Sky
11. Interlocked
12. Delgermaa
13. Return
14. Falling through the Earth
We also have a special sale at our website where you can get a CD + poster for 16 Euros.
Prices Includes special protective packaging and shipping through registered airmail worldwide.
You can pre-order here: http://www.aleph-zer...shop/sales.html
.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Round Up Of Our Releases
Here is a complete list of our releases for your listening pleasure.
The Serene Files: Part One
Infinite Space
Colours
Space Collaboration #1
Whispers In The Night
Places Of Importance
Winter
Horizon
Dark
Light
Best Of... Volume One
Quarks
Nucleolus
Zodiac
Sonic Strata
Special Mixes by Bluejooz:
Silvercord - Ambient Collective Mix (by Bluejooz)
Altus - Ambient Collective Mix (by Bluejooz)
Jujigen - Ambient Collective Mix (by Bluejooz)
usr/sbin - Ambient Collective Mix (by Bluejooz)
Modulator ESP - Ambient Collective Mix (by Bluejooz)
Bluejooz - Ambient Collective Mix (by Bluejooz)
Independent Release:
Bluejooz - Something Old... Something New...
All are free to listen and download...
Bluejooz
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Interview with Terje Winther
Email from User Group: Glenn Folkvord (PlanetOrigo.com)
Hey,
Check out this new interview with Terje Winther (of WintherStormer fame)
on the occasion of his new solo album, Electronic Regions, rooted in
Berlin School and ambient music.
With favourable reviews (example: "Woodwork is probably the best album
of its genre to come out of Norway ever") and always highly acclaimed
for their totally live concerts, WintherStormer has become Norway's
possibly sole ambassador for a kind of music generally associated with
artists and bands from Germany, the Netherlands and the UK. While Berlin
School is perhaps too narrow a label to put on WintherStormer' s music,
their improvisional performances and long song structures - and rather
often catchy spheric sequencer patterns - hail from the Teutonic
soundworlds of the 70s, as well as other classic European space
electronica. Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze are among the main
influences.
However, both as a band member and as a solo artist with two albums
under his belt, Terje Winther has managed to develop a distinct style of
his own, a style which is far from the typical "Arctic electronica" of
so many other Nordic electronic music composers. On the occasion of the
release of his new solo album Electronic Regions, Planet Origo spoke to
Terje Winther about music, synths, live shows, WintherStormer and his
solo work.
Go to http://snipurl. com/terje
Greetings from Glenn Folkvord
Chief editor
Hey,
Check out this new interview with Terje Winther (of WintherStormer fame)
on the occasion of his new solo album, Electronic Regions, rooted in
Berlin School and ambient music.
With favourable reviews (example: "Woodwork is probably the best album
of its genre to come out of Norway ever") and always highly acclaimed
for their totally live concerts, WintherStormer has become Norway's
possibly sole ambassador for a kind of music generally associated with
artists and bands from Germany, the Netherlands and the UK. While Berlin
School is perhaps too narrow a label to put on WintherStormer' s music,
their improvisional performances and long song structures - and rather
often catchy spheric sequencer patterns - hail from the Teutonic
soundworlds of the 70s, as well as other classic European space
electronica. Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze are among the main
influences.
However, both as a band member and as a solo artist with two albums
under his belt, Terje Winther has managed to develop a distinct style of
his own, a style which is far from the typical "Arctic electronica" of
so many other Nordic electronic music composers. On the occasion of the
release of his new solo album Electronic Regions, Planet Origo spoke to
Terje Winther about music, synths, live shows, WintherStormer and his
solo work.
Go to http://snipurl. com/terje
Greetings from Glenn Folkvord
Chief editor
Sunday, September 13, 2009
The Serene Files: Part One
The Ambient Collective are proud to announce their latest free download:
The Serene Files: Part One http://bit.ly/40JcZ1
01 - Mt. Sand (by Mooma)
02 - Monoid (by Eigensphere)
03 - Planetary Conjunction (by Modulator ESP)
04 - Serene (by Bluejooz featuring Cyra)
05 - Haze (by Michael Meara aka Sonarium)
06 - In The Company of Clouds (by Altus aka Mike Carss)
07 - COSSS (by usr/sbin aka Dennis Moser)
08 - Compersion (by Echosyn)
09 - Calmarse (by Echomatrix)
10 - Long Winters End (by Nimmo aka Fosel)
Special bonus track:
11 - The Full Serene Mix (mixed by Bluejooz)
All tracks mixed together to create a seamless listening experience.
---> http://bit.ly/40JcZ1 <--- Link
Please help spread the word...
Bluejooz
http://www.ambientcollective.com
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