Each week I have a Sunday Mix on Twitter and thought I would reproduce them here.
For the next couple of weeks the Sunday Mix is going to be loosely based on American Poetry Month and this week as it was a beautiful Easter Day here the mix is in praise of Trees.
Here’s some Sunday reading as part of the Pioneers of Electronic music season:
One of the first female composers of popular music, a pioneer of rap, live electronic music and synth-pop, Annette Peacock’s achievements are monumental and should not be overlooked as a pioneer.
ANNETTE PEACOCK INTERVIEW WITH RICHARD MASON
Todays Discovery…
I have been doing these for a while but haven’t got around to posting any here yet, so better late than never.
Thank you for listening.
I have been doing these for a while but haven’t got around to posting any here yet, so better late than never.
Thank you for listening.
As Jazz North East explain the theremin has not been the instrument of choice for Jazz music creation but Beatrix Ward – Fernandez has seen the potential for Jazz expression. Also on the programme is Zoe Gilby who combines vocals with electronic effects. Should be a very interesting event.
Details here at the Jazz North East site
As the Sequences Team says –
Sequences is devoted to many aspects of electronic sounds, but don’t think our world is on the pop side, meaning Techno, Hip Hop, or dance kind of stuff. No! we are fans whose love of electronics takes us into another world were the musicians take the boundaries of these special sounds to new heights. We are talking cosmic, experimental, synth rock, space rock, ambient and more which never get the airplay or media attention it deserves.
Sequences has been established since 1992, although our editorial team have had a wealth of experience in the field of electronics for the past 45 years, from the early years of Stockhausen’s avant garde noises through to the pioneering days of Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze. Although today there are many clones who take their music from these artists, there are still are some creative musicians about who are not given the credit they deserve. Our aim is to give them more exposure in a music scene dominated by pretty faces and big bucks.
Here you will find the Sequences Electronic Music Podcasts. A wealth of wonderful electronic music, including these –
This is the Podcast that spurred me to create Feminatronic, so without Sequences this site may never have existed.
This is the latest podcast, including music from Xelomen and Soundician.
I clicked on the link from the Fractured Air article below and this is what I discovered –
Feminatronic 
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