Eric Verberdt Eric Verberdt

Wanderlist 331

Fresh sounds from Penelope Trappes set us sailing through dark electronic waters, before we drift towards the mesmerizing oud melodies of Anouar Brahem and the soul-stirring Japanese jazz of Maki Asakawa.

This one's particularly suited for headphone listening - let's savor these carefully selected gems together. Tune in, wind down, and let the music tell its stories. šŸŽ§

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Eric Verberdt Eric Verberdt

New music - w18

From Yugoslavia's forgotten bossa nova treasures to the ethereal soundscapes of modern experimental music, we're about to embark on a journey that'll make your ears perk up and your heart skip a beat.

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Eric Verberdt Eric Verberdt

Wanderlist 330

Your Friday evening soundtrack is ready to roll on The Wanderlist. We're diving deep into smooth modern jazz waters, featuring some stellar female voices that'll bloom like roses in your ears.

Catch the latest heat from Kae Tempest and Everything Is Recorded, plus some absolutely divine Brazilian gems that'll make your soul dance. Spinning these beautiful sounds on vinyl when possible, because that's how we roll.

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Eric Verberdt Eric Verberdt

New music - w17

We've got quite the eclectic mix that'll take you from the misty forests of Wisconsin to the experimental jazz clubs of Helsinki. Let's drop the needle and see where these grooves take us.

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Eric Verberdt Eric Verberdt

Wanderlist 329

Just wrapped up another sonic journey for The Wanderlist, and what a spiritual session it was! Leading the meditation with Lucien Johnson's magnificent "Magnificent Moon" and diving deep into Maisha's mesmerizing "Azure."

The cosmic waves brought us some fresh vinyl treasures, including Joe Armon-Jones' latest mind-bender "Lifetones" and that ethereal piece by The Luna Lounge. For those seeking the mystical sounds of East Africa, Kibrom Birhane's "Merkato" took us straight to the heart of Ethio Jazz.

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Eric Verberdt Eric Verberdt

New music - w16

Fresh alert! Diving deep into Joe Armon-Jones' latest groove 'All The Quiet (Part I)' - London's jazz scene keeps delivering pure gold! This keyboard virtuoso is mixing jazz-funk with dub and hip-hop vibes that'll make your head spin.

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Eric Verberdt Eric Verberdt

Wanderlist 328

The latest Wanderlist takes us through some absolute treasures - from Sam Dees' soulful "Child of the Streets" to the hypnotic rhythms of Viejas RaĆ­ces. We'll dive deep into Oscar Brown Jr.'s masterful "Laia Ladaia" and float away with Djavan's mesmerizing "Nereci".

Expect a carefully curated blend of jazz, soul, and global sounds, all served with that special vinyl warmth. Each track handpicked to create those perfect musical moments where time seems to stand still.

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Eric Verberdt Eric Verberdt

Wanderlist 327

The latest Wanderlist takes us through some absolute treasures - from Sam Dees' soulful "Child of the Streets" to the hypnotic rhythms of Viejas RaĆ­ces. We'll dive deep into Oscar Brown Jr.'s masterful "Laia Ladaia" and float away with Djavan's mesmerizing "Nereci".

Expect a carefully curated blend of jazz, soul, and global sounds, all served with that special vinyl warmth. Each track handpicked to create those perfect musical moments where time seems to stand still.

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Eric Verberdt Eric Verberdt

New music - w14

Week 10 Music Discoveries: Jazz Horizons, Raw Folk, Ambient Explorations, and Funk Revivals.
There's something profoundly satisfying about discovering new albums that expand one's sonic horizons, isn't there? This week, I've been immersed in four releases that demand attentive listening—each offering a distinct journey through sound, culture, and human experience. Let's explore together.

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Eric Verberdt Eric Verberdt

Wanderlist 326

In the ever-expanding universe of music, there are moments when disparate sounds align like constellations, creating patterns that tell stories beyond our earthly understanding. Tonight's Wanderlist is one such cosmic alignment - a carefully curated journey that spans continents, genres, and dimensions.

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