THE RELAY STATION
featuring ambient, neoclassical, and new age artists from around the world.
⨳⨳ TUNE IN LIVE: SUNDAYS 9am CST / 1500 GMT at youtube.com/stolace ⨳⨳
Note the time change for those observing the end of Daylight Saving Time!
featuring ambient, neoclassical, and new age artists from around the world.
⨳⨳ TUNE IN LIVE: SUNDAYS 9am CST / 1500 GMT at youtube.com/stolace ⨳⨳
Note the time change for those observing the end of Daylight Saving Time!
Next on The STOLACE | RELAY STATION, Nashville electronic artist Blanket Swimming escorts us through a place of dreams and serenity with their ambient and atmospheric composition, and Portugal composer and artist Eleven Tales draws on deep-seated human emotional experiences and calls us to a moment of feeling. Plus the music of Nova Loka, Snowsleep, Sokamiru, Tomoyoshi Date, Tomas Svab, and Tilopa.
Next on The STOLACE | RELAY STATION, we’re heading out on a deeply visual journey where the musical score tells the story. Seattle electronic artist Glitch in the Rift brings to us a suspenseful composition telling the science fiction story of House Kesh-K’thar; and Melbourne Australia’s Nova Loka taking us to places steeped in mystery and intrigue. Plus the music of 4eom, Alisha Redmond, Entheogenic Sound Explorers, Alex Nickmann, Rildrim, and Vivarium.
Next on The STOLACE RELAY STATION, Californian electronic artist Robert Rich and Italian guitarist Luca Formentini share with us a collaboration that calls us to come and contemplate; and French electronic artist Tristan Bres beckons us to come and take flight in their collaboration with French dance company Au Delà Du Ble. Plus the music of Alisha Redmond, Marc Ueberall, Notoms, Tomoyoshi Date, and M. Geddes Gengras.
Next on The STOLACE | RELAY STATION, New York-based artist Dominic Cordisco puts their music in the driver’s seat with their Infinity Machine; and Metaspace, an artist from Belarus, shares their meditative reflection on the evening sky beyond the city limits. Plus the music of Elenne, Chelidon Frame, Jeanima, Liaisons, Robinson's Village, and s28.
In the next transmission of The STOLACE | RELAY STATION, we want to wish you a radiant holiday season filled with warmth, love, and light — plus the gift of music from our two feature artists. UK artist Rotating Tapes offers up a composition that paints a palpable picture of lingering delight, and Vivarium tempts us in the midst of a wintry landscape to dream of a warm midsummer’s night. Plus the music of Troyificus, Sleep Architecture, Robert Rich & Luca Formentini, Richard Brincklow, James Dawson, and Addicted to Nothing.
In the next transmission of The STOLACE | RELAY STATION, we hear from Netherlands artist, D*Time, bringing to us a piece filled with movement and suspense, and the music of UK artist Dylan John Sparkes, ushering in the change of seasons. Plus the music of Robinson's Village, Gulan, Antoine Doré, William St. Hugh, Tristan Bres, and Glitch in the Rift.
In the next transmission of The STOLACE | RELAY STATION, contemplate the color blue with us in Jeanima’s gorgeous meditative handpan piece, and soak in a lazy rainy day in bard.o’s sunroom. Plus the music of Astrotherapy, Chelidon Frame, Greasy Board, s28, teatR, William St. Hugh, and Thomas Svab.
In this episode of The STOLACE | RELAY STATION, we feature two meditative pieces to help usher in a state of serenity, one from German ambient artist Elènne, as well as Italian artist Michael Reiley. Plus the music of Antoine Dore, Robinson's Village, Gulan, Uncle Chrome, and Tristan Bres.
In this week’s episode of The STOLACE | RELAY STATION, we cross a place steeped in mystery, led on by ambient artist Jim Butler; and we are drawn to reflection and wonder by UK-based artist Gregory Paul Mineeff. Plus the music of Ceramic, Liaisons, Vivarium, Troyificus, and the volume settings folder.
In this episode of The STOLACE | RELAY STATION, we bring to you two sublime tunes, both unique in expressions and approaching from vastly different ends of the ambient spectrum. Our first guest artist is William St. Hugh bringing to us an outstanding neoclassical composition, followed by a brand new composition from the volume settings folder, a somber but expressive piece entitled “Drops of Joy and Terror (part two)”. Plus the music of Ceramic and Stolace.