The new installment of Six Degrees' weekly internet radio broadcast is
now up on i-Tunes' Radio Section (Under the Eclectic or Electronica
headings) or at
http://www.live365.com/sixdegrees
On this week's edition of Six Degrees Traveler we celebrate the release
of Farewell Ferengistan from Banco de Gaia with a special show dedicated
to Banco. Our first hour features tracks and remixes from throughout
Banco's career including many rare and hard to find gems and a couple of
"first listens" to music that has yet to be released. For our second
hour Toby Marks spins an exclusive DJ set filled with eclectic sounds from
around the planet.
Check out the full playlist at
http://www.sixdegreesrecords.com/radio/playlist.php?week=07_05_06
Banco de Gaia's Farewell Ferengistan
Farewell Ferengistan, captures the spirit and mood of Last Train To Lhasa but this time instead of being concerned with the remote tribes of Shangri-la, Banco de Gaia's concerns are much closer to home: what are we doing to ourselves? Where is our materialism taking us, would it not be wise to consider our position?
"Banco de Gaia consistently releases albums of wondrous beauty and almost mind-boggling creativity."- Making Music (UK)
http://www.sixdegreesrecords.com/home.php
now up on i-Tunes' Radio Section (Under the Eclectic or Electronica
headings) or at
http://www.live365.com/sixdegrees
On this week's edition of Six Degrees Traveler we celebrate the release
of Farewell Ferengistan from Banco de Gaia with a special show dedicated
to Banco. Our first hour features tracks and remixes from throughout
Banco's career including many rare and hard to find gems and a couple of
"first listens" to music that has yet to be released. For our second
hour Toby Marks spins an exclusive DJ set filled with eclectic sounds from
around the planet.
Check out the full playlist at
http://www.sixdegreesrecords.com/radio/playlist.php?week=07_05_06
Banco de Gaia's Farewell Ferengistan
Farewell Ferengistan, captures the spirit and mood of Last Train To Lhasa but this time instead of being concerned with the remote tribes of Shangri-la, Banco de Gaia's concerns are much closer to home: what are we doing to ourselves? Where is our materialism taking us, would it not be wise to consider our position?
"Banco de Gaia consistently releases albums of wondrous beauty and almost mind-boggling creativity."- Making Music (UK)
http://www.sixdegreesrecords.com/home.php