Ambient Online Podcast #41 (Featuring: The Atlas Ghost)

[S1gnsOfL1fe]

https://soundcloud.com/s1gnsofl1fe/ambient-online-podcast-41-featuring-the-atlas-ghost


Podcast number 41

After a brief hiatus, the Ambient Online Podcast is back! Today on the podcast our special guest is ambient music composer Jeremy Sanchez, also known as the Atlas Ghost, from Canada.

https://soundcloud.com/theatlasghost

The ambient online podcast is a bi-weekly podcast featuring the ambient tracks, drones, and soundscapes of the talented members of ambient online.

Track Listing:

Ascendant - “Remains”
Ebauche - “Ashore”
The Atlas Ghost - “Apparations”
The Atlas Ghost - “Pallbearer”
Ivan Black - “The Rise of Electronics”
Ambientsketchbook - “Before Language”


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Host: S1gns Of L1fe (http://synphaera.bandcamp.com)

Cheers and enjoy,

-S1gns

[Maharg]

Excellent as always. Really enjoyed the music and the interview. Atlas Ghost is humble and talented musician who produces wonderful music.

[The Atlas Ghost]

Awesome it finally came out! Listened to it last night. Was a pleasure to do this podcast with you, and I'd love to do it again one day should the opportunity arise.

[S1gnsOfL1fe]

Awesome it finally came out! Listened to it last night. Was a pleasure to do this podcast with you, and I'd love to do it again one day should the opportunity arise.

Thanks again for being on the show. Well deserved indeed.

Cheers,
-S1gns

[GaryG]

Excellent stuff, entertaining as always.

Amused by your midi controller anecdote, reminded me of Rick Wakemans story about his first Minimoog; I think he bought it off actor Jack Wild because it was 'broken', would only play one note at a time.

[Thought Experiment]

Great to hear another Podcast - more good music, and another interesting interview. I have to say, Jeremy sounded like a really nice guy, but he did have one point of view which was unexpected (IMO of course) coming from a musician who obviously takes his music seriously, and which I strongly disagree with. I'm talking about his views on paying for music, of course. Like him, and I'm sure like many of us here, I have a 'day job' which pays the bills etc so I don't need to make money from my music (just as well...although I'd probably have a godlike figure, and cheekbones, if I did :rotf: ).

Even so, I feel that an artist should be rewarded fairly for his/her work, and by fairly I mean enough to at least subsidize their music-making - y'know, the odd pack of strings, not the 1957 Fender Strat...

Anyone else feel this way?

[Sonic Bodhi]

very pleasantly surprised by the first track! I was told you are a guitar instructor, is this true? I have given guitar lessons to people on occasion over the years. If track one is an indicator of your album, I will be interested in hearing more!

[S1gnsOfL1fe]

very pleasantly surprised by the first track! I was told you are a guitar instructor, is this true? I have given guitar lessons to people on occasion over the years. If track one is an indicator of your album, I will be interested in hearing more!

Thank you. Yes, guitar instructor by day, ambient electronic producer and record label owner by night! It makes for an interesting life...I REALLY love what I get to do everyday. :rockon:

Thanks again for your kind words. Super excited others are finally listening and enjoying the album.

Cheers,
-S1gns