After 9 years and 380 interviews – with musicians, artists, synth designers and developers – the Art + Music + Technology podcast is ending.… Read More Art + Music + Technology Podcast Ends After 9 Years & 380 Interviews
The latest episode of The Rough Cut podcast takes a look at The Psychology of Sound Design. Originally scheduled to be part of the 2020 SxSW Film Festival, which was cancelled because of the Coronavirus Pandemic, this panel discussion features three film sound design professionals:
Tired of the Johnny Mathis and Bing Crosby? How about some electronic music for Christmas, instead? Syndae – an electronic music – has a Christmas 2009 Special Edition podcast full of tasty electronic goodness for you: Christmas songs and carols, written or interpreted by well known artists from the electronic and new age music scene.… Read More Electronic Music For Christmas
Solipsistic Nation, a podcast that covers all genres of electronic music, sent word about an upcoming show focusing on electronic musicians on Twitter. Here are the details: If you’d like to participate in the Twitter mix here’s what I’m looking for: Your best track. The duration or the genre of electronic music is not important.… Read More Get Your Music Heard Via Twitter
The Deedlecast is a weekly audio podcast featuring ill-begotten mashups, chillout, downtempo, or dance mixes and remixes of every conceivable kind. You can preview the Deedlecast below: [display_podcast] In this podcast episode, DJDeedle liberally applies the Crystal Method to create a hard, ordered repeating pattern extending in all auditory dimensions. This Deedlecast contains a couple of… Read More The Deedlecast: Free Mashups And Mixes Via DJ Deedle
Superfibre – a site that delivers DJ mixes from around the globe – has redesigned its site and dumped its email list. The site’s been redesigned around podcasting, according to Superfibre’s Jon Godsell. “From now on, there will be no more Superfibre emails,” notes Godsell. “Sad, I know, but it’s all about the PODCAST!!…” “The… Read More Free MP3s From Superfibre
PenguinRadio and Solutions Radio have announced the US release of the Web Radio, a standalone Internet radio appliance that streams Internet radio and podcasts without the need for a personal computer. “This is not Internet radio for geek,” said Andrew Leyden, CEO of PenguinRadio. “This is Internet Radio for geek’s moms and dads.” Users plug… Read More New Web Radio Gets Podcasts Without a Computer
Electronica soundscaper and audio artist Mark Rushton recently moved from his old site, Hooray For Vouvray, back to his old location: http://www.markrushton.com “It’s just a matter of simplifying things in my life,” said Rushton, 38, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. To celebrate the change, Rushton offers up a new podcast. It’s his eighth since 2004, but… Read More Free Ambient Music & Podcast from Ambient Artist Mark Rushton
EMUSIC takes a brave new leap into the future of broadcasting on the internet. Known as podcasting (named after broadcasting + iPod, though not associated with Apple in any way), this new means of transmitting audio files allows you to subscribe to a “channel” and have their programs automatically download onto your computer whenevr new… Read More EMUSIC Announces Electronic Music Podcasts
An Iowa-based electronica music label is using a new technology, podcasting, to promote and distribute independent music. Hooray For Vouvray! is an electronica/ambient music label out of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, founded by musician and artist Mark Rushton. The label’s second podcast, a 17 minute program featuring 3 pieces of music and commentary by the artist,… Read More Iowa Electronica Label Offers Free Music Via Podcasts
