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March 2017

Melodica: slow music

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Chris Coco’s award winning weekly radio broadcast. An eclectic selection of brilliant new music starting with house and moving on to electronica, downtempo, acoustic and all sorts of other styles loosely connected to dance and electronic music. Let tastemaker Chris Coco guide you through his selection of the week’s best new music.

This episode… Slow music, it’s like slow food except it’s not food, it’s music. So that’s a Balearic stew of old and new, electronic and acoustic, it can only be Melodica.

The Circle: Spring Clean part 2

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Brought to you by Arctic Circle Radio, the Circle takes you on a one-hour journey based on the most simple and significant of shapes. Every Circle is unique; formed from a guest curator’s musical landscape and they all share the same revolutionary quality: each one ends at the point where it began.

Edition 61 – Spring Clean Mix (Part Two) – This mix provides the second and concluding part of a recent spring clean through the Arctic Circle Radio offices. Mixing together some of the overlooked and under-appreciated tracks that have found their way into our letterbox or inbox over the last 6 months.

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The Hut 37

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Welcome to the Hut; a weekly velvety soft sonic celebration brought to you by Arctic Circle Radio. The Hut is a refuge, a cocoon of the finest in new music, spinning a warm glow from the outer-reaches of the snowy wastelands. Presented and produced by Ben Eshmade (with additional sounds and magic from Sone Institute), the Hut is a one-hour transmission from an intensely beautiful musical world.

Edition 37 with music from Clogs, Tied & Tickled Trio, Gable, The Gentle Good and Julianna Barwick.

Read more about this show: www.jointhecircle.net/radio

Chiller Cabinet – Moondog

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Moondog was the nom de plume of Louis T. Hardin. He was a New York City street musician and former beat poet who was blinded as a young adult. From the late 1940s until 1974, he was a permanent fixture on 54th Street and 6th Avenue in Manhattan. He was known not only for his music and poetry, but also for the distinctive Viking garb that he wore, including a horned helmet. In a search for new sounds, he also invented several musical instruments, such as the “Oo”, a small triangular shaped harp, and the “Trimba”, a triangular percussion instrument invented in the late 40s.

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