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Somewhere in a galaxy far far away, there is an easy listening lounge bar where the cosmic cocktails have been spiked and house jazz band, Euglossine, have had one too many. More far out vibrations courtesy of Hausu Mountain.

Get your Friday freak on with the ever inventive Bjarki's new LP of peculiar & personalized electronica for !K7 Records. From braindance to ambient via deep house & liquid drum and bass, he's got the electronic music spectrum very listenably covered.

The ever reliable James Place has come through with another border bashing EP for Mexico's Umor Rex of his trademark, slightly dystopian, hauntology inclined, sample saturated, densely layered ambient house.

Good to see Jaze Baqti back with more of his signature, stripped back, haute hip hop imagined soul, jazz, disco & house designs.

Exit the machine by the nearest door, take your first left & jump aboard the transcendental highway to a warmer, more caring, loving, harmonious place with the Kosmische caressed, psychedelically expressed, cosmic guitar and new age of New Age vibes of the excellent new LP from Matt Lajoie for Flower Room

A wonderful, cultured Sunday listen, although inadvisable if your heating has broken as Glåsbird adopts a suitably, frigorific onomatopoic, modern compositional approach to giving Greenland it's own electro acoustic ambient soundtrack using stirring strings, drones & piano for Whitelabrecs. Thanks to the excellent Stationary Travels blog for the tip.

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Dub don Dub Colossus is back & dialling back the Ethiopian vibes that have made this one of the most interesting JA fusion projects of the last ten years but turning the jazz and horns up to 11 to more than compensate.

Strut into the weekend with one of the best nu-disco EPs I've heard in a while from Flamingo Pier for Soundway Records. Tropically tinged, pop skirting, acid flirting & deep housing whilst bridging the decades with feel good, positive vibes & smiles for days.

Currently being blown away by Duendita's jazz tinted, gospel soaked, inventively arranged breath of super fresh soul air.

Great chilled, thoughtful new age of New Age vibes, as G.S. Schray expertly deschmaltzes the schmaltz for Last Resort with a great balance of post rock, dub touches & classic piano all snuggled up in a Balearic blanket.

Making lyrics & Americana great again, the blue eyed country got classic soul of The Delines & El Cortez records tell the stories of America's forgotten people in the most compelling fashion.

If you're in need of some winter warmth and a Monday nudge then I suggest you ease your way into the week with the nature inspired ambient & gentle early morning electronic rays of the new Kenji Kihara / sphontik LP for Eilean Rec.

Check out the Sunday suitable, Grecian harp centered, soul searching, North Sea serenading, jazz caressed, neo classically kissed, electro acoustic ambient joys of Andrew Wasylyk's great new LP for Athens of the North

I'm really happy to announce that the radio show will once a month, starting from this episode, be broadcast on the excellent Music For Dreams radio station out of Denmark. If you don't know them then click the link they have a great roster of DJs showcasing the best in chill out and Balearic music, not to mention a great record label that has been running for years and has untold great music on it.

Kicking off with some pointilism inspired ambient, global folk, dreamy electronica, all sorts of cosmic dub deviance before finishing off with some emotional breaks and dubbed out Balearic disco.

Zoltan Fecso - Still, Floating World (Bandcamp Self Release)
Toquinho - Chuva Na Praia De Juqui (Mr. Bongo)
Building Instrument - Mangelen Min (Hubro)
Lo Five - A Lifetime of Intimacy (Emotion Wave)
Odd Ned - Rio Hatcha (Wheretimegoes)
Christoph El' Truento - Can't Stand The Pressure (Bandcamp Self Release)
Alborosie - Dub For The Radicals (Greensleeves)
Fred Und Luna - So Weit Wi Moglich (Compost)
Lo Kindre - I Don't Really (12th Isle)
Light Conductor - A Bright Resemblance, Abridged (Constellation promo)
Teen Daze - Hidden Worlds (Flora)
Aug Togo Meets Becker & Mukai - Before Time (SAS)
Tomasz Guiddo with Nirosta Steel - Go Back, Original Instrumental (Compost Disco)

Japan's Masaki Batoh uses his strings of steel to expertly & compellingly fuse English with Japanese, circular with free picking & Delta blues with assorted shades of Americana in this psychedelic folk masterpiece for Drag City Records.

An excellent snapshot from Agogo Records of modern African European musical cross pollination. From Afro electronic fusion to traditional sounds & fertile collaborations, cosmic grooves to club bangers, it's all here.

A sprawling, quite stunning deconstruction of Scottish folklore told through ancient instruments, field recordings, vocal ingenuity reimagined through the minimal, ambient & electronic eyes of Hoch Ma Toch, Other Lands & Lord Of The Isles for Firecracker Recordings

Admittedly the songs were initially composed for visual mediums - theatre and dance, but this original, moving & cultured modern classical electronic fusion LP driven by Julia Kent's consummate cello for Leaf Label really needs its own film.

Start your week right with Ed Longo's sultry boogie, sweet soul & cosmic ambient all wrapped up in a warming jazz embrace. The Early Sounds Recordings crew from Naples have done it again.

Sunday listening sorted with the new ambient Kryshe LP for Serein. Minimally produced with an iPad & tape machine before loops & layers of swirling found sounds, voice, piano, guitar & trumpet vapours circle & soothe.

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Rounding off a fine week for modern dub mutations is Christoph El Truento & his great new album of Nyabinghi drum nourished, horn and flute enriched, guitar licked roots and cultured beats.

Get your Friday freak on with this chugging, bugging, raver hugging, toad licking, space rocking, psyched & electronically diced, slice of dubbed out disco from Auf Togo & Becker & Muckai for SaS Recordings.

Despite being the most natural of bedfellows, genuinely great hip hop & jazz fusion LP's are still relatively few and far between so I'm happy to report that New York drummer, producer & rapper Kassa Overall & some stellar guests have given the genre a fresh sounding boost.

It's been a good week for idiosyncratic dub deviance. Check out this Bandcamp only journey through digi dub, dub techno, JA injected ambient and whimsical lo-fi, echo saturated electronica by Odd Ned for Dublin's wherethetimegoes.

A taste of summer is here to see you through the darker days as LeonxLeon's Balearic infused, Zouk tickled, disco nodding, feel good house vibes for Cracki Records deliver 5 reasons to smile and dance for the vitamin D deficient.

Unfortunately the Bandcamp embed function for this release seems to be disabled so head to this link but there is our review:

Nice to see 12th Isle back in style with a heavyweight slab of psychedelic synthesized digi dub from fellow Glasgow tripper Lo Kindre that is more attuned to late night deep diving than weekend raving.

I don't know why but I soften to darker, classical leaning soundtracks on a Sunday & the sombre yet soothing, piano led acoustics, interwoven with subtle field recordings, occasional tape quiver and ambient electronics of Jon Neher & Michael Scott Dawson on Fenwood Rail is sounding great this morning.