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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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// AZ

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S17.09 The Netherlands

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.

And yet, walking these familiar paths, I feel the same spark that first drew me to sound. Every rustle, every echo, every subtle shift in the landscape carries rhythm. These fragments are what I bring into my work—into the ambientelectronic worlds I share through the podcast.

The Hoeksche Waard will always be the space of my childhood, but it is also the space of my renewal. By blending memory with today’s sounds, I’ve compiled music by artists that feels both rooted and forward-looking. Change doesn’t unsettle me—it fuels me. As long as I can weave these textures into something magical, I know I will not just endure, but thrive.

Featuring: Thomas Lemmer & Sinatic, Drift, Mike Beever, Sebby Kowal, Lars Leonhard, Polaroid Notes, EFSS, UnitrΔ_Δudio, Nathan Speir, Sverre Knut Johansen, David Helpling, James Bernard, Terminus Void, Elders, Autistici, Russ Young, Nico Less.

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S17.08 Time Shift

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.

Think about music. When a beat falls just a little early or lingers a touch too long, we feel it instantly. A song that drags can make us restless; a rhythm that races can lift our heartbeat. Certain sounds trigger the imagination, creativity flows and dreams are made. Musicians know this secret and play with it, bending time to stir emotion. That sensitivity is hidden in all of us—it’s why a single offbeat can make us smile, shiver, or even dance.

This is why the Spacemusic podcast feels so powerful—it slows time, smooths the rush of daily life, and restores balance. Letting its soundscapes wash over you can heal your sense of rhythm and quietly recharge your inner battery. Wanna learn more?..

Listen to music by Gold Lounge, DivKid, Federico Mosconi ft. Barbara De Dominicis, Field Lines Cartographer, Woob Mono, Martin Stürtzer, Paul Beaudoin, Mike Beever, Xu, Odysmod.

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S17.07 Signals & Silence

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.

Thanks for sticking with me. Enjoy this one.

Ft. CJAY, Marco Grenier, Lasse, Remote Guest List, Jim Ottaway, DivKid, Pangaea Projekt, Colin Benders, Zyklen, Robert Babicz, Philippe Deschamps, State Azure, Lars Leonhard, Enrico Conglio, Daniel Coppens.

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Prologue

How wonderful – a new show to listen to! It’s coming today …

Spacemusic 17.07 – This episode is all about July, being my birthday month. A variety of tracks : uptempo, downtempo, space, ambient, progressive, soundscapes, … It’s all there!

You may find some changes how show notes are published and where they are published. In the near future this will be adjusted much further. Trying to find a new workflow that involves less typing and less use of the mouse because obviously: there is something very wrong with my arm / hand. And I don’t know if this is temporary or something for the long-term.

Creating the show involves a lot of navigation on my computer on Bandcamp, browsing in general, and then the mixing and recording of the podcast is all about clicking, dragging buttons and sliders.

Unfortunately, the production of 17.07 caused intense sensations in my arm again ; tingling, hot, cold, pains. I am willing to live with that for now, but of course this has to be resolved.

Medical care in the Netherlands seems to be no option at the moment ; waiting time to see your neurologist for instance is about three months. The appointment my GP in the Netherlands had arranged was cancelled by the specialist himself because they don’t do the MRI without talking to the patient first and decide if I deserve such a treat.

For now, I will stay in Cyprus and seek help somewhere. Or just taking my rest , doing my exercises to keep me in shape. Time to heal is what it is.

How about a holiday in August? That doesn’t sound too bad does it? And it would probably be the first time in Spacemusic podcast history.

I wish you lots of fun listening to the new podcast!  “Signals & Silence” has become a nice trip into so many worlds, made possible by incredible artists … and you!

TC

 

The text in this post was dictated and then copy/pasted.

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Medical care in NL

Forget about that Mac… time to heal this body! Flight will be planned to The Netherlands for MRI and further professional medical care. No way I will visit the hospital in Cyprus at the moment. Time to get to the bottom of what is causing these intense pain sensations and sleepless nights.

➡️ Awesome! Donations have already come in, fantastic! It’s going to be a challenge to scrape together the money; traveling isn’t exactly cheap these days, especially not in the middle of summer. Your support is greatly appreciated, thank you so much!

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Coming soon …

July 2025 .. this month’ show is gonna be a lovely mix of space/electronic beats and chills, aka my birthday show 😉

UPDATE July 13th : Unfortunately , It looks like the new show will be postponed indefinitely. Due to a serious issue with my right arm/nerve pathway, I’m currently unable to work at the desk. It’s unknown what this issue will do or when I’ll be able to resume my work. I’ll keep you updated.

UPDATE July 18th : Frustrating having the new playlist in front of me, but not forcing myself to record the timeline… for all the use of the mouse and typing could make things worse. A new chair arrived today, I’m sitting on it now. Feels really good. Ergonomic item with every possible support you wish for. Sent to me by a company in Holland.  It was a loooong wait. IF things feel right and even better over the weekend, I might try and do a new show, so we can at least celebrate my Birthday 🙂 before I leave for the MRI scan and hospital visits abroad.

UPDATE August 26th : As you’ve heard my Birthday show was released in July and the feedback has been awesome! Thanks for listening! See?… At a more appropriate pace, some really great shows are coming out, aren’t they? Enjoy! Hopefully, time heals all wounds. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise, rumors for example. I never said this meant the end of the show. Be careful with misinformation.

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Sessions VI. // Back to Nature

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.

We’re not made for nonstop scrolling or living in fear. We’re made for connection, movement, fresh air—and peace. That’s why nature, especially the sea, can be so powerful. The sound of waves, the open sky, the feeling of sand under your feet—it resets your mind and reminds you what actually matters.

Even if you’re not near the ocean, any time in nature helps. A quiet walk, the rustle of leaves, or sunlight on your face can calm your nervous system and clear your head. Just 20 minutes outside can shift your mood completely.

Stepping away from screens and the 24/7 news cycle isn’t ignoring the world—it’s protecting your mind. You are not the headlines. You are not the chaos. You are human—meant to breathe, feel, and live fully. So unplug! Go outside. Let the sea, the trees, or the sky remind you that peace is real—and it’s still yours, anytime you choose it. Add to that today’s music and you’re ready to heal!

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S17.06 One World

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.

But the ocean is just one part of a greater whole — this living planet we call home — our world — a system of delicate balance, where water, soil, air, and life all depend on each other. The Earth tells one continuous story: we are all part of something larger. To care for the ocean is to care for the planet. To care for the planet is to care for ourselves — and for each other.

Soundtrack for today’s show is performed by: Roberto Sol, Nenad J. & M.Sol, State Azure, David Helpling, Eric Taylor, Gary B, NLE & Kiphi, DICABOR, BinJa, Alpha Wave Movement, Afterlife, Andrew Lozano, Dave Luxton.

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Sessions V. // Land & Sea

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.

Strip away the noise of modern life, and what remains is simple and profound: land and sea. Soil and salt. The ground we claim, and the water that won’t be tamed. They are not just places. They are parts of us. In the end, everything returns to this: where we stand, and where we are drawn. Land and Sea. The eternal balance of belonging and becoming.

Today’s Sessions podcast episode is blending the richness of nature with the mysteries of the ocean. It explores how both realms shape culture, survival, and imagination. The contrast between solid ground and fluid waters creates a dynamic backdrop for storytelling. This theme invites listeners to reflect on the deep connection between humanity and the natural world.

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