Ambient Acoustic Folk | One man, a guitar, some instruments and a lot of soul - that`s the best way to describe Dava Sobels music. The man from Exeter in England composes songs for calm moments. Moments, when you listen carefully to your own emotions. Moments in which you sit on the ledge while raindrops roll down the window and you watch people hasten down the street. Listen & Read more »

Laid-Back dj-mix | “Das Netaudio Tape Vol.1″ is a classic dj-mix using loungy, funky and groovy netlabel-productions. The mix is not one of those classic continuous mixes, with one stompin beat from beginning to end. No!, it’s a versatile mix with different tastes. Sometimes it smells like electronica, sometimes it’s tasty drum’n'bass with a rollin’ bassline. Oops, and did I hear some funky disco-tunes from our all-time-favorite producer Cuebism? Listen & Read more »

Melodic TripHop | The netlabel No Copy Protection is a subdivision of Konfort Records from Mexico. Their website is an eye-pleaser and comes along with lots of useful information, great music, pictures and videoclips which undermine the vibrant label at work. While you find different musicstyles on the netlabel, the duo Flux and Vega concentrate on amazing melodic and vocal-driven TripHop. Listen & Read more »

Organic Ambient Symphony | Jason Corder, the civil name behind the Off the Sky-moniker, is back with an epic one-track EP. “Cumulae Movements” is sort of a teaser for his upcoming full-length release at Autoplate, and if you consider the duration of nearby 30 minutes of this single tune I’m a bit anxious what “full-length” will mean… Nevertheless, if Kentucky-based Corder manages to maintain the quality of his eclectic ambient music like he does on “Cumulae Movement” for a whole album, we got to re-arrange our best of 2007-lists. Listen & Read more »

Melodic NuJazz | The hungarian Peacespeakers-music-projects supply us with some easy-listening NuJazz. The electronic instrumental project consists of three music-freaks who enjoy producing music for an hawaiian weekend at the beach. Listening to the Peacespeakers reminds you of the possibility, that planet earth is an nice place to live. Listen & Read more »