The Slow Music Movement Radio Show is back after a seven month hiatus, and about time too....

whilst Yoshida alternates his electric piano playing between cosmic textures and scurrying, urgent improvisation

adding an air of universal mystery and cosmic shimmer to the virtuoso guitar interplay

The real stand out tune though is, "Freeform" which enlists the seductive spoken words of Sydney Lowell

symbiotic field recordings bring some fresh air & fauna into your listening space & act as the perfect bed for his guitar meditations

but would also be the perfect shoulder to lean on in times of hardship - your next break up will never sound so good

The local fauna, who fortunately don't know what Fox News is, chime in with perfectly weighted sounds of encouragement

if you need an extended sound bath then I urge you to get yourself comfortable, close your eyes and sink into the warm waters

It's an intimate and charming tune that makes you give thanks for the repeat button.

he decamped to London to get a different perspective on the recordings and the result is this transcendent, cosmic electroacoustic fusion.

It's a cosmic, questioning blend of woman and machine, past and present, real and imagined from this curious, boundary nudging soul

It's not long before dubbed out horns join the party to accentuate that vintage feel, as the simple but seductive bassline weaves it's magic

Whether it's her musing or perfectly judged scatting, she just digs that bit deeper and worries less what everyone else sounds like.

a start to finish listen both vocally & musically, with the vibes & vision tuned in that much tighter to Holley’s singular, on point lyrics

to explore the horizontal star gazing, universal consciousness pondering end of the Americana spectrum

This isn’t an LP for the dub progressives, but if you want a reggae history lesson then look no further.

wait for the hazy, shoegazy slightly chillier distortion to add a welcome, atmospheric dissonance to the track's inherent sweetness

It's a fine slice of liquid, D&B powered pop and another accomplished showcase for this restless producer

If you need some beatific, fauna rich ambient piano music to help shine some light through the climatic & geopolitical shadows then hit play

A spiritual sax intro plumped on an organ cushion prises open your doors of perception before the electric piano starts to twinkle its light

It’s a whimsical collection of experimental guitar and a great introduction to this laid back, boundary reshaping guitarist and producer.

they flirt with borderline muzak in places, maintain a suave ambient jazz vibe & touching “simple tenderness”

The latest single is a feel nice slice of disco pop, with a debt to the sparklier sounds of Studio 54 and sepia saturated 80's synth pop

explores the power, & at the mid-way mark the brutality, of this natural force, before a calmer, kosmische second half takes you safely home