270 mixes taggedambient electronica

Since I have a handful of followers now I guess I should probably post another mix to keep the momentum going. And yes.. it's another brief foray into the realms of contemporary psychedelia, beginning with an oldie from the Super Furry Animals, and ending with my favourite track right now: Flaming Youth by Markus Mehr (available for FREE care of Aussie indie label Hidden Shoal)

As happens sometimes, a moment settled and hovered and remained for much more than a moment. And sound stopped and movement stopped for much, much more than a moment. [9]

Eight tracks including music by Boy Is Fiction, Keith Kenniff, Bitcrush and Melorman.

A collection of erotic and summer mood!!! Enjoy it!!!

Eight tracks including music by Hammock, Helios, Bjorn Rohde, Boy is Fiction, When The Clouds.

15 tracks from the likes of The Books, Max Richter and Portico Quartet

A critic at Allmusic argues that Brian Eno, born Brian Peter George St. John le Baptiste de la Salle Eno, "forever altered the ways in which music is approached, composed, performed, and perceived, and everything from punk to techno to new age bears his unmistakable influence."

Here, I try to focus on the sheer diversity of the collaborations and influence. Features Laurie Anderson and David Bowie.

Between post-rock and electronica...
8tracks, 47 min, including music by AUCAN, Petrels and Up There: The Clouds.
Track list; http://thumbsuppppp.blogspot.jp/2012/05/8tracksno096-20120504.html

Just chill and surf.
Mix has breaks, trips, vocals, covers...
Enjoy
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A chill-meets-peaceful-and-soft-but-also-happyish-slash-optimistic-slash-feel-good-all-the-while-being-relaxed sorta mix.

15 tracks including music by Goldfrapp, The Postal Service, and Bon Iver.

Mystical states enter and depart with a spontaneous evanescence, generally lasting for only brief periods before fading into the light of common day. Yet in that sudden opening of a window to another reality, as in the fleeting moments of poetic apprehension received in a state of intoxication, such states give evidence of an intrinsic ‘mystical faculty of human nature, usually crushed to death by the cold facts and dry criticism of the sober hour’ —Richard Tarnas

Eleven tracks including music by Emeralds, Steve Reich, and King Crimson.