Secret Space (2009)
MP3 | VBR 320 Kbps | 169 Mb
Genre: Ambient, Electro, NewAge, Chill, Psychedelic Trance | 2009
MP3 | VBR 320 Kbps | 169 Mb
Genre: Ambient, Electro, NewAge, Chill, Psychedelic Trance | 2009
The term "space music" has evolved and changed since it was first used over 50 years ago. While there is a general agreement among contemporary Space music radio programmers, music critics, authors, and record producers about the sound and uses of the music, there is little agreement about how to define the term and how space music fits within the continuum of music genres.
Stephen Hill, co-founder of "Music from the Hearts of Space" (syndicated nationally in the USA on National Public Radio and XM Satellite Radio), uses the phrase "contemplative music, broadly defined" as an overview to describe the music played on his station, along with the term "spacemusic". He states that the "genre spans historical, ethnic, and contemporary styles", and that it combines elements from many cultures and genres, blended with varieties of acoustic and electronic ambient music, "woven into a seamless sequence unified by sound, emotion, and spatial imagery." In his essay New age Music made Simple, and in introducing the 200th broadcast of the "Hearts of Space" radio program, Hill has referred to space music as a sub-category of New Age.
Hill's partner Anna Turner (co-host and original co-producer of "Music from the Hearts of Space") wrote in her 1989 essay entitled "Space Music", that "New Age Space music carries visions in its notes; it is transcendent inner and outer space music that opens, allows and creates space... this music speaks to our present moment, to the great allegory of moving out beyond our boundaries into space, and reflexively, to the unprecedented adventures of the psyche that await within."
In her book The New Age Music Guide, author, editor and music critic P. J. Birosik classifies Space music as a subgenre of New Age music, as does Dallas Smith, writer, teacher and recording artist in his essay New Age Jazz/Fusion. Steven Halpern, noted recording artist and workshop leader writes that Space music has been considered a synonym for New Age music: " 'Space' is a vital dimension of New Age music; so much so that one of the early appellations for the genre was simply 'space music', referring both to its texture and to the state that it tended to evoke in the listener."
Music critic Lloyde Barde, founder of Backroads music, has also used a variety of definitions for Space music over time. He has referred to it as a type of Ambient music,[30] along with the closely related genre New Age music, and has also stated the opposite; that Space music is a separate genre, with a distinct identity not part of Ambient or Electronic music, "while drawing from any number of traditional, ethnic, or modern styles."
1-Landau - Fondue
2-Apparat - Nitrada
3-Tycho - Human Condition
4-Edit - Ants
5-Kolar Goi - Way back
6-Aphorism - Covert Convert
7-Stars As Eyes - Golden Experience
8-Ambidextrous - Phoetri
9-SubtractiveLAD - safety in numbers
10-Multiplex - With Hands And Feet
11-Proem - Slevoh
12-Quench - Drip
13-Wagon Christ - Crazy Disco Party
14-Funckarma - Automaton
15-Limbertimbre - One Big Bit
16-Jega - Geometry
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