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This sound I ride

This sound I ride

By: Martin Bleicher
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An adventurous and inspiring global journey for music lovers.

The monthly show is about diverse, extraordinary, global music that inspires the listeners imagination, like a surreal train ride through foreign countries or a trip to an exotic culture which offers an unfamiliar or unforeseeable perspective.

The curious and adventurous approach melts together different influences and musical languages and creates something exciting and unsettling at the same time.

Hosted by Martin Bleicher, who is a music lover, DJ and concert promoter from Austria, this podcast brings you new, fascinating and boundary-free music and sounds.

For more information, details or the tracklists please visit our website.

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Episodes
  • #019 - Music that I enjoyed in 2024

    #019 - Music that I enjoyed in 2024
    Jan 26 2025

    After a 2,5 year break, in which many things have changed in my life, I have found the time again to record a new episode. In Episode 19 of TSIR – an adventurous and inspiring global journey for music lovers, I share with you music that I enjoyed in 2024.

    The podcast is just under 6,5 hours long and features 52 different tunes from 51 different artists from over 20 countries. For more details about the episode and the full tracklist please visit thissoundiride.net
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    6 hrs and 28 mins
  • #018 - From transformative zither music from Syria to a modern ritual music approach from Gabun

    #018 - From transformative zither music from Syria to a modern ritual music approach from Gabun
    Aug 20 2022

    In Episode 18 of TSIR – an adventurous and inspiring global journey for music lovers, we love bittersweet soothing soundtrack music from the USA and discover transformative zither music from Syria.

    We are also fascinated by an untamable epic tune from Slovenia, enjoy fantastic voice explorations from Japan and are blown away by an energetic mix of jazz and folk from Panama.

    The featured artists in this episode are Bryce & Aaron Dessner, Maya Youssef & Al Macsween, Alai K, Antonina Nowacka, 75 Dollar Bill, Pape Nziengui, Park Jiha, Toumba, Sirom, Soccer 96, Helms Alee, Iceboy Violet w/ Blackhaine & Daemon, Hatis Noit, Daniel Villareal and El Khat.

    For more details about the episode, the full tracklist and lots of other information, please visit thissoundiride.net
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    2 hrs and 5 mins
  • #017 - From haunting vocal-driven music from Canada to a psychedelic folk anthem from Turkey

    #017 - From haunting vocal-driven music from Canada to a psychedelic folk anthem from Turkey
    Apr 17 2022

    In Episode 17 of TSIR – an adventurous and inspiring global journey for music lovers, we discover haunting vocal-driven music from Canada and enjoy a colourful polyrhythmic anthem from Poland.

    We also drift away to psychedelic folk from Turkey, take joy in immersing in a dreamy lullaby from Spain and plunge into an otherworldly Shakuhachi bamboo flute sound experience from London.

    The featured artists in this episode are Nick Cave & Warren Ellis, Rokia Kone feat. Jacknife Lee, Mythless, Betamax & Clive Bell, Native Soul feat. TapSoul, Tanya Tagaq, Sirr TMO, Baba Zula, Marina Herlop, Aho Ssan, Roly Porter, Kasai Allstars, Spooky-J, Abdullah Miniawy & HVAD, Smerz, DJ Travella, Keeley Forsyth, Nyati Mayi & The Astral Synth Transmitters and ||ALA|MEDA||.

    For more details about the episode, an in-depth artist feature with Marina Herlop, the full tracklist and lots of other information please visit thissoundiride.net
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    2 hrs

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