Some of you asked about the statistic from P9 Podcast. I then checked the stats and was really suprised that we have just passed the 400'000 download since 2006. That's amazing and I would like to thank all for passing by and listen to the ambient music. A big thank goes of cources to the artists, that makes the P9 Podcast possible.

Here is the all time statistic since 2006

Xerxes, one of my favorite artist of ambient music, has release some new songs. The album «Selected Works : Jørgen Bryde» was dedicated to his best friend who has diagnosted cancer and died at February 24 2010. My sincere condolences.

I included in the Vol. 41 some new songs from this album and the best songs from past releases as well. The first song «Frozen» was produced from «Kristian Linna» a new chillout artist.

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After a long break during the year 2009, I try another episode with some greatfull stuff from Kahvi Netlabel. There are new releases from Cell, Polaski and URL that again fits perfectly into the P9 Podcasts.

Hope you enjoy the cold winter where ever you are.

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Herein, electronic music with rather minimal rhythmpatterns are crossed with spheric ambience, in different moods, different slopes and different colours. The listener is able to find warm ambient pieces like ′warm night lullaby′ by transient or more dubbed out ambience with zen savauges ′sunken streetlights′. You can lose yourself in the organic cycles of boris heizmann′s ′azure′ or drift along with ′scrap of truth′ by selffish. But if you feel like enjoying some darker felt material then you′d like to explore the realms of sgnl_fltr’s chamber dub in ′all form′ by or listening to the crickets resting in kenneth kirschner’s ‘june 8, 2003 (excerpt)’. Generally said, if you’re interested in the contemporary minimal electronics of 2005 you’ll definately find the one or other piece within this compilation that will suit you fine.

[Text original from Thinner Netlabel]

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Minimal is sometimes more then just less. During work, I love to have minimal music in the background to get concentrated by my work. This 9 tracks exactly does this, to get concentrated and creative.

Krill.minima is the exotic ambient project of martin juhls from dortmund germany. Besides his housy clickdub moniker "falter" and his orchestral works as "marsen jules", his project "krill.minima" is about the idea of mixing warmness, emotions and pop-appeal with exotic and experimental sounds, modern soundhack, clicking rhythms and ambient constructions.
[Text original from Thinner Netlabel]

Falter, strong delayed, but now finally out is the "taumelflug ep" by falter from dortmund, germany. "taumelflug 1" is a dramatic heavy bassline dubber in best traum context, which contantly keeps floating ahead the ground of mother nature. "zum nektar und zurück" symbolizes the daily duty needs of a butterfly - to fly and get the nectar out of the flower - and to return home. light melodies plus yellow chords , calm and infinitely delayed beats and a syncopic bassline reconstruct the dangerous flight of a falter, always so close of getting caught and eaten by a bigger bird. "taumelflug 2" is a dark and profound process of the metamorphosis from a green caterpillar to a yellow butterfly in the later part of the song, once the familiar light pads fade in. enjoy!
[Text original from Thinner Netlabel]

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To therapy your mood, Das Karftfuttermischwerk, Laura Palmer and Benfay will help you on this. Smooth beats, ambient and chilly as usual take you trough a trip into your silent mood.

Das Karftfuttermischwerk does a great job and the style sounds as they are. I'm happy to take the two great tracks from the album "Coleoptera" released on another Netlabel as usualy called "A quiet bump". Check it out there.

Laura Palmer, presented at Thinner Netlabel has some mystic elements in her music with nice intensive bass notes. Simply great.

Benfay as many time heard here on my podcasts, are one of my favored artists. It includes funky beats combined with the smooth style of cords. Just enjoy it as I do...

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Part 3 of this session includes more silent stuff from Attic Moth, new work from Workbench and Curious Inversions. All three musician produce perfect ambient music that lets you dream and get an influance for life to be more relaxed in our busy life. For me, more and more important because during work, I need to give my best all day long to stay on top.

Lets dream and relax now with this podcast and stay tuned for the next episode coming soon this january...

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Planet Boelex came over to London to perform a live set at the Netaudio Festival in Islington. All the usual qualities are there, epic sounds and textures with that much polished vibe that we get to hear in Esem's works. A fantastic, 53 minute audio journey into Boelex's works and back.

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Happy new year all listener. Time for some more P9 Podcasts and at first I'll take you to a dub session with Sensual Physics and Digitalverein. Sensual Physics let you zooming into a piece of fractal art, you will get deeper and deeper into the tracks which include soft pieces of chaotic elements being more or less sussed out. listening more intently and analytically, the mind starts recognizing each sound being distinct from the other ones such as in "garden of apples", and when it begins putting the pieces back together again, it surprisingly finds that none of these tracks sounds exactly the same way the others did.

Upcoming there are planed some more casts for you. I've created Podcast 35-37 allready and will be published soon. Stay tuned...

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Summertime and a few more good tracks for the P9 Podcasts. Kahvi has placed some more good stuff, that fits into the P9 style. A new artist called "Crystal Palace" from Montreal Canada made some wonderfull tracks. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do. Check out the link: http://www.purevolume.com/crystalpalace

As I am a big Schiller fan, I would like to let you know about a new track that will be available on 08. August 2008. The track is called "Time for dreams" and Schiller act together with Lang Lang, a famous chinese pianist. Go check it out...

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