Welcome to the latest Slow Music Movement radio show which is also broadcast on the excellent Music For Dreams radio station. A lovely dreamy pop start to the show soon giveways to some serious ambient vibes before we head into ethereal, leftfield electronic territory. Things then go all dubbed out slow house, deep dub and then evocative Arabic electoronic fusions. Deep spiritual jazz is then followed by some Afro soul before deep oddball, psyched house finished the show off nicely.

smileswithteeth - love (Never Content)
Helado Negro - Two Lucky (RVNG INTL)
YGT - Cast Away (Youngbloods)
Carly Barton - Cave World (Periphery)
Simon Boswell & Chris Whitten - Meltdown, Circles & Elipses rmx (Here & Now)
Kilchofer Anklin - Flor (Marionette)
Blackboxx - A Haunting (Finest Ego)
Bartellow San Ground San - Anamogawa (SVS)
Zara McFarlane with Dennis Bovell - East of the River Nile Alt. Take, Dub (Brownswood)
Leonie Pernet - Auaati (Infine)
Infinite Spirit - Ritual (Jazzman)
EA Wave - Alango feat. Makadem (Bandcamp)
RAMZi - Coeur Cassé (FATI)
Secret Circuit - Data Collector (Bandcamp)
Raa - Samma lika (Malmo Inre)

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.

As with all good obituaries, Benoît Pioulard and Sean Curtis Patrick remember the lives rather than emphasize the loss, of all the people that perished on the sunken boats of the Great Lakes. Gentle, melancholic but beautiful, touching, tape loop based, analogue ambient music for Beacon Sound.

Another slice of (not) slow music to fire you out of the Friday cannon into the weekend from MADMADMAD. 2019 seems to be a vintage year already for a new wave of post punk & here is another fresh take that surfs various waves & swerves about recklessly, even into house & techno to great effect for STAC Records.

The hip hop rooted, all live, instrumental soul jazz funk sounds of multi-instrumentalist Medline meet the visual arts of Stephane Carricondo in this heartfelt & honourary arts clash tribute to A Tribe Called Quest for the ever great My Bags label.

Rescued from dusty hard drive obscurity by Lost Tribe Sound check out this cohesive collection of disjointed, listenably experimental, global folk abstractions and de/reconstructions from Vieo Abiungo (aka William Ryan Fritch).

Merging distant field recordings of life's industrial & natural surface noise with a rhythmic but very Japanese ambient aesthetic & sound palette, Meitei / 冥丁 sonically & subtly laments the fading importance of Japan's customs & rituals for Métron/Séance Centre

Launch into the week with the all live, state of the art, jazz injected, microdosed, fresh funk and genuinely neoteric soul fusion sound of Clever Austin for Touching Bass.

Sunday soundtrack sorted with the excellent new Seahawks album for Cascine. Pulse bypass percussion, THC tickled somnolent ambient synthscapes & new age of New Age vibes - perfect for daydreaming & seventh day sofa slumbering.

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.

For a transcendental weekend warm up check out the new Jeremy Hyman EP for FUTURE TIMES as he melts new age of New Age vibes into the dreamiest house and broken techno vibes seen since 90's Goan full moon party, chillout zones.

Midweek machine meditation with this tour around Kelpe's hypnotically honed, minimally arranged, synth saturated alter ego Polymar & a recently fine tuned LP lookback through the hip hopstrumental to house work of his secret friend.

Everyone needs a shock to the system every now & then so check out the (not so) slow music of Snapped Ankles for a dose of capitalism questioning, unhinged, freshly twisted, 21st century post punk with attitude for Leaf Label. Check the tour dates & when you see them tell them to come to Lisbon.

Double (bass) trouble & carrying on 2019's great run of esoteric dub fusion releases is the new LP from Jah Wobble & Bill Laswell's who, with their crack group, take a trip through low end frequency anchored, cosmic jazz fusion. Big up Burl Veneer (Music) for another great tip.

Get a taste of Zoltan Fecso's incredible, forthcoming, pointilism inspired, electro-acoustic EP for The Slow Music Movement label - dropping at the end of the month.

Slightly restless Sunday listening sorted with the wind powered, deftly juxtaposed, new age of New Age far flung folk flutes meets New York plugged in minimalism of John Also Bennett for the every excellent Shelter Press

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.

Take an easy listening Spanglish trip down memory lane with Helado Negro and his warm, wobbly, welcoming, wayward, acoustic synth pop, nostalgic tones & hidden depths for Rvng Intl. Every track is a winner - another one for the 2019 best of lists.

An epic ambient tribute to poet Robert Lax as The Chi Factory holistically meld Greek field recordings, digital surface noise, lethargic cobbled ritual percussion & new age of New Age vibes into a hallucinatory yet wholesome late night listen for Astral Industries.

A welcome slice of midweek serenity on this double headed, singularly purposed release of unhurried, warming ambient drones from Cheekbone & Hirotaka Shirotsubaki for Japan's Muzan Editions.

We recommended the Dominique Fils-Aimé debut LP & have no hesitation in urging you to sink into her sophomore for Ensoul Records. With a voice that, at various times, reminds us of all the best parts of the last 70 years of soul music, ever inventive arrangements & more of a social conscience than the Billboard Hot 100 combined. Her star continues to rise and so should your interest.

Start the week with the future classic debut LP from Weval for Kompakt Records, one for the end of year lists already. Dense but penetrable, dark, light, electronic, organic, pop, underground - but always downright emotional.

The whimsical yet articulate, lightly accompanied guitar musings of Tokyo's Yutaka Hirasaka are a fine Sunday listen and a perfect soundtrack for life's interludes. Big up Hush Hush Records Bandcamp feed - a constant glow in the underground music shadows, for the tip

Abstract Ambient and Euro Folktronica meet music for Friday night baths as Banglalore Dancehall merges with Dub Techno before Minimal Modern Composition leads to Soulful Zouk. Throw in some AfroLatin Jazz, a Balearic nugget followed by deep Detroit Electro Breaks and end with some Siamese Disco, shake over ice and pop an umbrella in the top. Welcome to the world of Slow Music.

Abe - Siam, by contrast (Doumen)
Live Low - Montemor (Discrepant)
Andreas Söderström & Rickard Jäverling - Klockan (Flora & Fauna)
Lounge FM - new phone who dis (新手机谁这个) (Bandcamp Self Release)
Andi Otto - Bangalore Whispers feat. MD Pallavi (Pingipung)
TILLIANDER - Expect Resistance (Dub on Arrival)
Quentin Sirjacq - Organum (Schole)
Max Rambhojan - On Jou Matin (Hot Mule & Secousse)
Gabriele Poso - Awakening (BBE)
Peaking Lights - Little Flower feat. Chloe Sevigny (Two Flowers)
The Valley and The Mountain - Buggy Accelerometer (Central Scientific)
Sound Voyage - HIROSHIMA Lion Dance, Sound Voyage Edit (Sound Voyage)