S17.10 Return Home
There’s something magical about the road that leads you home — the hum of the engine, the blur of landscapes, and that one perfect song playing through the speakers. This show is a journey through time, memory, and melody.
The rush of youth, the ache of nostalgia, the joy of return. Between songs, reflections flow — on roads once traveled, loves once lost, and futures never planned. The weather shifts like mood swings — sunlight breaking through rain, echoing the unpredictable rhythm of life itself.
Spacemusic 17.10 is a show for dreamers, wanderers, and anyone who’s ever felt the pull of a familiar skyline on the horizon. Expect surprises, laughter, and maybe a tear or two as melodies guide you home — not just to a place, but to a feeling. Return Home is your invitation to travel through sound, emotion, and memory… and rediscover the music waiting within you.
Featuring: Nathan Speir, Thomas Lemmer & Sinatic, State Azure, Children of the Bong, Epigenetics, Brian Fechino, Field Lines Cartographer, Johan Agebjörn, David Helping, Jon Jenkins, Jonathan E. Blake, Circular, BatteryDead, Mr Kit, Jonn Serrie, Larkenlyre.
Thank you for supporting Ambient Zone and all artists on today’s show! Without your help this journey would not be possible. Bless you and have a wonderful listening experience.
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White Roebuck on the Peak – Nathan Speir
Silent Return – Thomas Lemmer & Sinatic
Blue Room – The Orb / State Azure cover
UVF – Children of the Bong
Vibrance – Thomas Lemmer & Lukas Midub
Forever in all Directions – Epigenetics
Unimaginable Distances – Epigenetics
Last Stop – Brian Fechino
Oxygen Rich Waters – Field Lines Cartographer
Little Fluffy Clouds – Johan Agebjörn
The Same Sky – David Helping & Jon Jenkins
Elara – Jonathan E. Blake
Walking on Sand – Circular
Halflight – BatteryDead
Shimmers from the Surface – Mr Kit
Slow Boat to Andromeda – Jonn Serrie
Quiet Voice of the Night – Larkenlyre
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This September, I return to the Hoeksche Waard in the Netherlands, the countryside where my childhood unfolded between wide skies, endless dikes, and fields that seemed to stretch forever. It was here that I first learned to listen—to the wind brushing through tall grasses, to the creak of bicycles on narrow roads, to the soft chorus of birds at dawn. Coming back now, I see a land that has changed. Farms feel more modern, villages are busier, and even the quiet has a different texture.
Imagine the Earth as a great drummer, keeping time for all of us. Every spin of the planet is like a steady beat, giving us the rhythm of day and night. But even the best drummers don’t play perfectly—sometimes the Earth’s rhythm slips by the tiniest fraction. Most people would think that’s too small to matter. Yet humans have always been creatures of timing, tuned to notice shifts others might miss.
This new podcast means a lot — because you deserve it, and because I promised a birthday show. So here it is! A bit different (music, mix and recordings by TC), created with the help of AI (narrative companion) and finalized with real heart.

We’re constantly hit with bad news—wars, chaos, and dumb decisions by people in power. It’s easy to feel hopeless, anxious, or angry. But here’s the truth: all that noise has nothing to do with who we really are as humans.
The ocean holds a vast, quiet power — not just in its tides and storms, but in its ability to connect us. Beneath its surface lies a deep, ancient memory that transcends borders, species, and time. The same salt flows through our blood that fills its waves. It carries the winds, feeds the clouds, and touches every shore, linking distant lives in a rhythm older than language.
Land anchors us. It holds our roots, our homes, our histories. It’s where we plant seeds, build dreams, and trace the paths of those who came before. The sea, in contrast, calls us away. It whispers of freedom, of discovery, of what lies beyond the horizon. It invites us to drift, to dive, to dare. Waves wash away certainty and offer the thrill of the unknown.