Welcome to our weekly RSS feed friendly round up of this week's daily music recommendations, just in case you are reducing screen time or don't want to ride the dictatorial algorithmic rollercoasters on social media.

Transcend the near dystopian future, climate breakdown & Easter traffic jams by setting the sat nav to inner peace & the sound of 60's optimism with Sweden's Centrum & their Eastern drone enriched, transcendental, psychedelic folk rock for Rocket Recordings

Feelgood Friday vibes with this 4 track EP of dreamy electronica. The most liquid of drum and bass, new age of New Age breaks, old school arm raising piano line euphoria & an after party come down classic to round off all that excitement from Biodive for Church

Texan Neil Lord and his Future Museums project are on a roll this year with another great release of outer spacial synth work and consciousness expanding ambience this time for the, surprisingly still necessary cause - The Lilith Fund for Reproductive Equity.

Fine fingerpicked, Celtic myth rooted, acoustic guitar conveyed, animism reviving folk with transtlantic echoes & a distant Eastern gaze from Edinburgh's Burnt Paw on this well priced self release if supporting great, truly independent music is your thing

Check out this pure of heart, flashback inducing house music EP bringing a tear to this old raver's eyes - uplifting, unifying, life affirming, smile inducing, emotional dance music that should be the end of night tune for every outdoor festival this year from Bantam Lions. Spread the love.

Bowl into the week with the oddly pricey, but nevertheless maverick & masterful, good old days sounds of Brenda Ray+crew & their adventures in lofi, pop sprinkled, post punk attitude & funk injected early digi dub fusions, recorded to 4 track cassette.

Sunday listening sorted as Ciro Berenguer Music's manipulated string notes, field recordings and bowed psaltery (look it up, I had to!) condense into wispy electro acoustic ambient clouds on a hot day before delighting & refreshing with their light sonic shower. Praise also to weather gods Eilean Rec.

Welcome to our weekly RSS feed friendly round up of this week's daily music recommendations, just in case you are reducing screen time or don't want to ride the dictatorial algorithmic rollercoasters on social media.

Weird up your Saturday in an oddly comforting way with the experimental adventures in parallel dimensional pop & surreal ambient soundscapes of Anna Homler, her meaningful made up language & a crack team of fellow boundary nudgers for Präsens Editionen.

The new Rejoicer EP for Stones Throw Records is a feel good, head nodding nugget as he injects his funk licked beats with a 60/70's psychedelic meets cosmic future soul vibe to produce some of this year's most cultured beats.

I tend to keep my eyes on the road but every now and then it's worth looking in the rear view mirror, especially when a reissue is this full of blues soaked, psychedelic folk rocking goodness with messages that still resonate. More great work from Scissor Tail Records.

Despite slowly improving awareness, the English speaking music world has, & still does, largely overlook the music of Asia which when it sounds as good as this vintage Indonesian jaipong, gamelan & late 70s/early 80s pop music from Western Java is a damn shame. Thanks to Akuphone for shining the light.

Deeply atmospheric, dubbed out and plugged in, global jazz voyage from Loopline on Japanese label to keep an eye on Hazukashi Records.

It's Good Weather For An Airstrike and his gentle drones are currently patrolling the skies launching multiple ambient strikes against the centres of capitalism in a last ditch attempt to make the world more caring and sustainable.

Scientifically proven Sunday listening as Michael Price, Högni, Ben Lukas Boysen & the neuroscientists at Goldsmiths combine research & musical ability to birth some wonderful ambient, drone & modern compositional music based around frequencies & oscillations that aid concentration, alleviate stress and promote sleep for Erased Tapes.

Welcome to our weekly RSS feed friendly round up of this week's daily music recommendations, just in case you are reducing screen time or don't want to ride the dictatorial algorithmic rollercoasters on social media.

Without a bad bone in its body the new GUTS album for Heavenly Sweetness is a soulful, feel good, hip mobilizing, pan tropical delight full of Afro Latin Caribe sunshine.

What a great new album from Rozi Plain as she leads her crack collaborators from the vocal, synth & guitar front into reimagining acid folk, with the most cultured of indie pop twists, for the instagram rather than the inner peace generation. A really beautifully produced, nuanced return for Memphis Industries.

The prophetic work, albeit only currently in 2D, of Alma Haser gets an atmospheric soundtrack from one man & his machines Simon James(The Simonsound) with this stylistically decade spanning synth escapade encompassing cinematic, synthwave, ambient, uptempo & noir realms for Spun Out of Control.

Rooted in the classic singer songwriters - cemented by it's suspicion arousing portrait cover but fortunately minus the overtly cheesy arrangements, stylistically swirling with soft rock, Americana, folk pop moments & coupled with repeat listen depth appeal the new Chris Cohen LP for Captured Tracks is well worth your time.

Always nice to hear something new from Dexter Story & his further, LA base camp rooted, adventures through the Arab facing Horn of Africa's diverse musical world for Soundway Records is a feelgood global fusion feast and an East African light shining joy.

Aided by Eglo Records and transporting more A list guests than a royal wedding, the ever inventive soul shapeshifter Shafiq Husayn tops up the mother ship with a full tank of jazz, funk, hip hop, electronic vibes & continues hurtling through his parallel psychedelic cosmic souliverse in serious style.

Sunday sorted with the new Marty Hicks LP as he caresses a soothing blanket of gentle tape hiss, faint drones & becalmed synthwork with the gentlest of piano phrases to pacifying ambient effect.

So the latest show for Radio Primavera Sound is now available to stream.

Minimal piano melts into ethereal ambient vibes before avant garde other worldly violin violations give way to the genuine R&B underground, paving the way for a cosmic onslaught consisting an obscure cover re-edit and future acid folk rock classics from a motley crew of modern day space rangers. Tidy Afro Latin jazz deepness, spoken truth & a slice of joyous tropical disco rounds off this week's slow music mission.

Lullatone - Falling Asleep with a Book on Your Chest
Marconi Union - Weightless
Hugh Marsh - The Rain Gambler
Willis Earl Beal - Nothing
Future Museums - Infinity Pools
The Cosmic Range - Breathing Water
Per Cussion - I Walk on Guilded Splinters, Psychemagic edit
The Novotones - The Gain of Loss
Hubur - Oneiroi
Francis Harris - Minor Forms, Joquin Joe Claussell's Cosmic Arts Version
Tenesha The Wordsmith - Again
Quantic - Atlantic Oscillations

Welcome to our weekly RSS feed friendly round up of this week's daily music recommendations, just in case you are reducing screen time or don't want to ride the dictatorial algorithmic rollercoasters on social media.

Venturing out from her virtual OST cave after 12 years, Lena Raine attempts to soundtrack the 3D world for a change with her debut LP for Local Action. Unsurprisingly for a black belt in emotion & atmosphere she has created a fine, chilled, evocative companion to the human condition & life's ups, downs, sadness, joy, uncertainty & achivevement.

OK so there might be an element of self interest here but the third release on The Slow Music Movement label from Zoltan Fecso is now widely available. The two tracks gradually reveal the meticulously crafted beauty of their pointillistic ambient structure, slowly but surely warming you like a summer sunrise and leaving you with a similar feeling of wellbeing. Enjoy :)

It must be age, this is the 2nd LP this week I've recommended related to thoughts of those who have passed. Again though, amongst the emotion stirring modern composition & introspective, electro-acoustic arrangements from maestro Caleb Burhans for Cantaloupe Music, is space for fond memories & cause for wry optimism.

Burning brightly in 2019 Astral Industries are back with another great release this time from Sonmi451 who makes all the right found and formed ambient noises on this lovely listen. Also got to mention the consistently outstanding label artwork from Theo Ellsworth.

Seemingly detached from life's stress and strife Barcelona based OSO LEONE have just dropped a lovely album of epsom salted, ambient bubble topped, electronically warmed to body temperature, soulful dream pop for Apollo Records. Now relaxxxxxxx....

Put some magic into your Monday with these obscure, feel good cover versions of a few familiar, guilty pleasure, faves that should put a spring in your step and a smile on your face courtesy of dusty diggers Psychemagik.

Made even more Sunday suitable as it was recorded in two churches, the latest, all too short, album for Athens of the North from Hampshire, Greg Foat & friends is a mellow acid folk, jazz dusted delight.