Stereo Dust

In episode 4 John and Keith have a sit down with Nick and Jess From the Boston Massachusetts based electronic duo, This Bliss. If you enjoy 80's-90's Dance, or Pop, we take a listen to a couple of tracks off the bands’s new electro power house, Retroshade.
This bliss offers up their thoughts on creating and marketing music in a crazy, oversaturated music industry. John gets a lesson in old school Midi gear, and Keith gets his hair blown back once again.
This weeks Demonstration segment, features an original track Nick and Jess put together! They walk the listener through how they initially start piecing together a song, and give some insight into the amazing hardware they use.
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👩🏻‍🎨Cover artwork: cigarette.sandwich👨🏻‍🎤This Bliss: www.thisbliss.net
🎛Check out their amazing gear and Nicks Gear Blog!
Roland SBX-80:

http://www.muzines.co.uk/articles/roland-sbx80-sync-box/1799

https://www.polynominal.com/roland-msq700/Garfield Electronics Minidoc:

https://reverb.com/item/38824028-garfield-electronics-mini-doc-80s

Roland Jupiter 6 Europa:

https://xbs111.wordpress.com/2012/03/05/fully-upgraded-and-updated-roland-jupiter-6/

Roland MKS-80:

http://www.vintagesynth.com/roland/mks80.php

Yamaha TX-816:

http://www.vintagesynth.com/yamaha/tx816.php

Sequential Circuits Pro-One:

https://xbs111.wordpress.com/2013/11/07/sequential-circuits-pro-one-midi-upgrade/

Arp 2600:

http://www.vintagesynth.com/arp/arp.php

Roland TR-808:

https://xbs111.wordpress.com/2014/01/12/roland-tr-808/

Linndrum LM2:

https://xbs111.wordpress.com/2012/12/11/a-linndrum-of-distinction/

Simmons SDS-6 Sequencer:

https://xbs111.wordpress.com/2013/10/01/so-this-happened-the-fabled-simmons-sds-6-in-the-wild/🎙Curious about starting your own podcast: This is who we use and adore Buzzsprout!

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Welcome Back to Stereo Dust. John and Keith, return to the studio to speak with Ryan Martin of Dais Records.
In Episode 11, Part1, The guys discuss the intimate relationships ryan has fostered with the artists on the label, and how those connections played a major role in helping shape what the label is today.
Get to know Ryan as a musician and a passionate cultivator of a diverse music scene.
Ryan discusses some of Dais's incredible reissues, and how some of the releases would never been possible without family, friends, and fans collaborating on the effort.
Take a behind the scenes glimpse into how the label operates and discover a rich history of intricacies behind the labels conception.
“I was turned onto Dais Records several years ago by a good friend in a noisy pizza bar, over a skunked glass of Pisano. The labels catalog of music and unparalleled roster of artists has been a huge source of pleasure and musical inspiration ever since...
Ryan agreeing to be on the show was not only cool as sh*t , but a chance to hopefully turn some folks onto Dais as well.” - J
Thanks for listening, enjoy!

(If you are looking to hear something specific, we added chapters for your pod-surfing pleasure)
Episode Links:
Websites:
www.stereodust.comwww.daisrecords.comInstagrams:
Ryan Martin Dais RecordsStereo Dust
Records:
Getting The Fear - Death is Bigger Coil - Time MachinesGenesis P-Orridge - Early WormDrew Mcdowall - The Third Helix

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In Episode 10 John and Keith, speak with Eric Boomhower and Amelia May, of the Boston band Dyr Faser. These experimental sound explorers, whose music reaches back to the sound of late nineties psychedelia, give the low down on their process. This Episode blurs the line between what we see and hear and how everything is interconnected.

Dyr Faser discuss Their most recent record High Lightning with the guys. The duo also shares a clip from High Lightning's lead off track "Sun Worship".

Join us as we dive deeper into the ways we can experiment with sound and create immersive music, as John wrestles with how to deal with a smartphone obsession.

Listen to Dyr Faser's High Lightning and their extensive catalogue on BANDCAMP

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Today’s Featured guest is Patrick Murphy, The artist and creator behind "The Mass of the Oracle". Since the project's conception he has released various singles and EPs. In August of 2020 he released his first full length titled “Hypogeum” on the UK based label, Repose Records.

Join us as we take a deeper look into pats journey as a musician, and discuss the importance of experimentation and exploration when creating immersive content. Not just in the creative approach, but through syphoning inspiration from ancient cultures and forgotten knowledge.
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Music -Bandcamp
Video - YouTube

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Our featured guest is Nifemi Aluko. Nifemi, is the author of the book “Press Play” and the founder & CEO of KPA Inc. KPA is a company that assists enterprise expansion across the African continent. Join us as we explore how music can boost empowerment, help us question convention, and raise human consciousness. ⁣
Grab Nifemi's new book Press Play
Making a further connection with Nifemi:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nifemi-aluko/

Music: https://soundcloud.com/naporepublic

Personal Website & Newsletter: https://naporepublic.com

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