Two ways to tune in:
A gentle reminder to mark your calendars …
On Saturday, November 3, 2018 at 3 PM US Pacific Time / 6 PM US Eastern Time / 11 PM UTC, I’ll be broadcasting another live concert on YouTube and RadioSpiral.net.
There will be both a live video feed, a live audio feed, and not one but two separate chat rooms you can attend – one in my YouTube channel and the other at RadioSpiral.net.
I hope to see you there!
On Saturday, November 3, 2018 at 3 PM US Pacific Time / 6 PM US Eastern Time / 11 PM UTC, I’ll be broadcasting another live concert on YouTube and RadioSpiral.net.
There will be both a live video feed, a live audio feed, and not one but two separate chat rooms you can attend – one in my YouTube channel and the other at RadioSpiral.net.
I hope to see you there!
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9jemjN6YuKnAaEP0JVmMaA
Please join me for the next edition of Blue Water Drift Dive, which is live on the air starting right now.
Tonight I will be performing a live ambient electronic set, with lots of sequences, analog and digital synthesizers, and general ambient goodness. I will be simulcasting both live audio to RadioSpiral.net and live video/audio to YouTube.
I’ll be performing at least an hour, and possibly longer if I’m feeling the music. Further, there will be a live chat room, both in YouTube and at RadioSpiral.net. You can tune in by clicking either of the links below:
I hope to see you there!
Just a reminder to mark your calendars!
On Saturday, October 20, 2018 at 3 PM US Pacific Time / 6 PM US Eastern Time / 11 PM UTC, I’ll be broadcasting another live concert on YouTube and RadioSpiral.net. There will be both a live video feed, a live audio feed, and not one but two separate chat rooms you can attend – one in my YouTube channel and the other at RadioSpiral.net.
I hope to see you there!
Mark your calendars! On Saturday, October 20, 2018 at 3 PM US Pacific Time / 6 PM US Eastern Time / 11 PM UTC, I’ll be broadcasting another live concert on YouTube and RadioSpiral.net.
There will be both a live video feed, a live audio feed, and not one but two separate chat rooms you can attend – one in my YouTube channel and the other at RadioSpiral.net.
I hope to see you there!
For anyone who missed the show or wants to listen again, the recording is available here:
Thanks to everyone for tuning in …
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9jemjN6YuKnAaEP0JVmMaA
Please join me for the relaunch of Blue Water Drift Dive, which is live on the air starting right now.
Tonight I will be performing a live ambient electronic set, and for the very first time I will be simulcasting both live audio to RadioSpiral.net and live video/audio to YouTube. This should be a lot of fun, and who knows what could happen – I’ve never done this before!
I’ll be performing at least an hour, and possibly longer if I’m feeling the music. Further, there will be a live chat room, both in YouTube and at RadioSpiral.net. You can tune in by clicking either of the links below:
I hope to see you there!
Another clip of Chuck playing his arsenal of analog synths live. Just … wow. He’s a master of lush interlocking sequences, that’s for sure. And look at that wall of knobs!
Enjoy!
Recently I had my eyes opened wide by a video Jeff Pearce put up covering Tangerine Dream. I knew Jeff was a great artist, but had no idea he was a guitarist nor his utter command of the instrument. So, intrigued by what I heard, I’ve been looking around and I came across this video of Jeff’s gorgeous performance a few years back at AMBIcon. Another eye opener for me.
Check it out:
It never ceases to amaze me how creative and diverse ambient artists are, both in approach, technique, and instrumentation. I’m so glad to have found this music space so many years ago, and to have been a small part of such a wonderful community.
Oh my goodness gracious. I don’t need to tell you folks what Love on a Real Train is, the gorgeous Tangerine Dream piece from the Risky Business soundtrack. When I saw Jeff Pearce post that he had done a cover, I was expecting something with a lot of synths and, given his talent, an awful lot of goodness.
But I was positively gobsmacked when I saw the video. Check it out:
I was certainly not expecting him to cover the entire piece with nothing more than guitar and looper. Nor did I have any idea of what a virtuoso guitar player Jeff is. He makes the instrument absolutely sing. Astonishing. What an artist.