Tue, 13 May 2014
Half light #2. PROGRAMA de 12 De Maio De 2014 
1. parte: 1 - Red House Painters - Songs From A Blue Guitar - Have You Forgotten (Vinyl Version)
2 - Malcolm Middleton - Sleight Of Heart - Love Comes In Waves
3 - Mark Eitzel - Don't Be A Stranger - All My Love
4 - Spain - The Soul Of Spain - I Love You
5 - Michael James Tapscott - Sunny California (OST) - End Titles
6 - Matthew Cooper - Some Days Are Better Than Others - Some Days Are Better Than Others
7 - Sharon Van Etten - Are We There - Afraid Of Nothing
8 - Nina Nastasia - Outlaster - Cry, Cry, Baby
9 - Nina Nastasia - On Leaving - Bird Of Cuzco
10 - Her Name Is Calla - Navigator - Navigator
11 - Foreign Fields - Anywhere But Where I Am - Take Arms
2. parte: 12 - Nils Frahm - Spaces - Says
13 - Douglas Dare - Whelm - Caroline
14 - Rachel Grimes - Book Of Leaves - Every Morning, Birds
15 - Vincent Delerm - Les Amants Parallèles - Ces Deux-là
16 - Matt Kanelos - Love Hello - North
17 - Lee Noble - Ruiner - Desintegrate Ideas
18 - Dan Michaelson - Sudden Fiction - Knots
19 - Cass McCombs - Catacombs - The Executioner's Song
20 - Mount Eerie - Lost Wisdom - You Swan Go On
21 - Dustin O'Halloran - Lumiére - Snow + Light
22 - Damon Albarn - Everyday Robots - The History Of A Cheating Heart
23 - Benjamin Dauer - Twenty Three And Twenty Six - Six And Twelve
24 - Damon Albarn - Everyday Robots - Empty Club (Bonus Track)
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Vidro Azul
A Radio Show Hosted by Ricardo Mariano on Radio SBSR - 90.4 Lisbon - 91.0 Oporto (www.sbsr.fm)
Vidro Azul is a radio show. :: Broadcast on SBSR, RUC, EuradioNantes and RUM) :: hosted by Ricardo Mariano
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Vidro Azul ("Blue Glass"): its broadcastings began in RUC-Radio University of Coimbra, later extending to Radio Radar and now on Radio SBSR. In its two-hour duration, this author’s project explores melancholic sonorities also experimenting, boundarylessly, with beautiful ethereal landscapes. Through several genres ranging from folk, glitch, indietronica, neoclassical, ambient, jazz, indie pop, minimal among others, themes are blended in an intentional attempt to create a coherent harmony.
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