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Radio angel report: WDIY 88.1FM Galactic Travels played “Bad Ass Nairobi Land Rover” on May 10, 2018. WMUH 91.7 FM Thought Radio played “Jomo Jet Lag” and “Bad Ass Nairobi Land Rover” on May 12, 2018. KSBR 88.5FM The Morning Breeze played “Missing Viejo” and “Rain Falls Down Like An Ocean In The Sky” on May 12, 2018. KSBR 88.5FM The Late Night Lounge played “Bad Ass Nairobi Land Rover” on May 12, 2018. WWSP 90FM Ambient Aether in Stevens Point, WI played “Rain Falls Down Like An Ocean In The Sky” on May 13, 2018. Alpha Rhythms on WYSO 91.3FM in Yellow Springs, OH played “Takeshita Street Vs. The Jeepney” on May 13, 2018KTEP 88.5 FM Audiosyncracy show in El Paso, TX played “Mercado San Telmo” on May 13, 2018WNMC Radio 90.7FM Inner Visions radio show in Traverse City, MI played the “Bad Ass Nairobi Land Rover” on May 13, 2018. WVUD 91.3 The Morning Fog radio show in Newark, DE played “Dreaming Helsinki Esplanadi (Walking a Beautiful World)” on May 13, 2018.

KUBU 96.5FM Beyond The Invisible show in Sacramento, CA also played the title track from the March of the Timeshifters CD on May 11, 2018, as did KUAC 89.9FM Nightlight radio show in Fairbanks, AK on May 13, 2018.

Thank you to Bill Fox, Donna Jo Thornton, Don James, Randy Lukasavige, Juliet Fromholt, Jamey Osborne, Andrea Payton-Hassanen, Andy Blossy, Dave McArthur, and Mark Ellis!

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Radio angel report: XRAY.FM (KXRY 91.1 & 107.1FM) 12 Steps Beyond Prog radio show in Portland, OR played “Last Day Song (World Walking Again)” on this morning’s show.

Thanks Dave!

This song is a combination of two live takes of an improvisation done by Jim Combs for the Nophest 2018 Festival in Avondale Estates, GA. The first part of the song is from an initial test of equipment for the festival and was recorded late on Friday, March 23, 2018 and the last minute of the song is from the next day’s live performance at the festival, totally start-from-scratch. The song was literally edited and added to the album the day before it was shipped off for mastering.
Gear used for the improvisations was a Yamaha Tenori-On connected to a Sequentix P3 driving a Waldorf Blofeld, Korg Volca Sample, and Roland TR-8.
Featured photo by Randy Garcia taken during the live performance.
Recording mastered by Tom Eaton.

Jeepney In Manila photo by Jim Combs

Radio angel report: Sal España played “Gift Hill Respite” and “Takeshita Street Vs. The Jeepney” on his KCBX 90FM Beyond The Fringe radio show last night in San Luis Obispo | 89.5 Santa Barbara | 91.7 Paso Robles to Salinas 90.9 Santa Ynez, Avila Beach, Cambria | 91.1 Cayucos | and 95.1 Lompoc.

“Gift Hill Respite” is a field recording made in the middle of the night at the top of Gifft Hill on St. John USVI two weeks before Hurricane Irma hit the island. Lots of ear candy in this recording, be sure to listen with headphones.

“Takeshita Street” was co-written and performed by Ryan Taylor on bass and guitars, and Tony Gerber on harmonica, Jim Combs on synths and drum machines, and was mastered by Tom Eaton.

Thank you Sal!

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Radio angel report: Renée Blanche played my Sensitive Chaos “Dreaming Helsinki Esplanadi (Walking a Beautiful World)” on her KCUR 89.3 NIght Tides tonight, from the new ‘Walking a Beautiful World’ CD.
 
This lead-off and title track was co-written and performed by Bryan Hughes (AeTopus) on synths and drums, Tony Gerber on synths, Otso Pakarinen on synths, Josie Quick on violin, and myself on synths and drums. Mastered by Tom Eaton.
 
Thank you for including us in your playlist Renée. See you in New Orleans later this week!
 

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Radio angel report: Don James played the Sensitive Chaos “Missing Viejo” from the brand new ‘Walking a Beautiful World’ CD on his KSBR 88.5FM The Late Night Lounge radio show from Mission Viejo, CA early this morning!
 
 Jim Combs on synths and drum programming, Dave Coustan on Trumpet, Tony Gerber on synths, Brian Good on soprano sax, John McNicholas on guitar, Josie Quick on violin, Otso Pakarinen on synths, Mitch Sosebee on percussion, and Ryan Taylor on guitar and bass. Mastered by Tom Eaton.
 
Thank you Don! Always a pleasure to be part of your chill playlists!
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Radio angel report: YLE Radio 1 Avaruusromua (Space Junk) Finnish Broadcasting Company radio played “Dreaming Helsinki Esplanadi (Walking a Beautiful World)” on the May 6, 2018 show.

Thank you Jukka! That was awesome!

Otso provides a translation of the announcement around the song:

“The next musician got a real experience of Finnish forests in summer 2016 when he was at the Karelian Skies event in Nurmes in North Karelia. And most obviously that experience was positive and inspirational. American Jim Combs, who makes his music as Sensitive Chaos, has now released a whole album album on his travels around the globe, from Nurmes to Buenos Aires and Nairobi to Tokyo. The album is called Walking a Beautiful World and Jim Combs says it’s like a musical travel journal. There are many players along the way contributing, including Otso Pakarinen a.k.a. Ozone Player. In this piece we are not in North Karelia, but in Helsinki. This is called Dreaming Helsinki Esplanadi.”

“That was Sensitive Chaos, or American Jim Combs, with his international friends. Among others the players included Otso Pakarinen and American Tony Gerber, who was also part of Karelian Skies events a few years back. Karelian Skies in 2018 will be held in July, and the legendary final concert will be in Nurmes on Saturday, 28 July.”

Radio angel reportWNMC Radio 90.7FM Inner Visions radio show in Traverse City, MI played the Sensitive Chaos “Dreaming Helsinki Esplanadi (Walking a Beautiful World)”, “Missing Viejo”, “Bad Ass Nairobi Land Rover”, and “Rain Falls Down Like An Ocean In The Sky” from the new ‘Walking a Beautiful World’ CD on their show this morning.
 
“Dreaming…” was co-written and performed by Bryan Hughes (AeTopus) on synths and drums, Tony Gerber on synths, Otso Pakarinen on synths, Josie Quick on violin, and Jim Combs on synths and drums.
“Missing Viejo” was co-written and performed by Jim Combs on synths and drum programming, Dave Coustan on Trumpet, Tony Gerber on synths, Brian Good on soprano sax, John McNicholas on guitar, Josie Quick on violin, Otso Pakarinen on synths, Mitch Sosebee on percussion, and Ryan Taylor on guitar and bass.
“Nairobi” was co-written and performed by Ryan P. Taylor on guitar and bass, John McNicholas on lead guitar, Josie Quick on violin, Kevin Spears on kalimba, Christian Nikolaus on synthesizers, Tony Gerber on synthesizers, and Jim Combs on synthesizers and drums.
And “Rain Falls Down” was co-written and performed by Ryan P. Taylor on guitar and bass, Josie Quick on violin, Brian Good on soprano sax, Monica Arrington on vocals, and Jim Combs on piano, synthesizers, and drums.
All mastered by Tom Eaton.
 
Thank you DJ Dave!

Radio angel report: Donna Jo Thornton played the Sensitive Chaos “Rain Falls Down Like An Ocean In The Sky” from the new ‘Walking aBeautiful World’ CD on her KSBR 88.5FM The Morning Breeze radio show this morning.

The song was inspired by the resilience of the people of St. John USVI in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, and the beauty of the island under siege of the storm, and features the co-writing and performances of Monica Arrington on voice, Ryan P. Taylor on guitar and bass, Josie Quick on violin, Brian Good on soprano sax, and Jim Combs on piano, synths, and drums. The album was mastered by Tom Eaton.

What a wonderful birthday present! Thank you DJ!

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Radio angel report: Terry James Hawke and Dorthe Karin Larsen-Hopkins played 3 tracks of the new Sensitive Chaos CD ‘Walking a Beautiful World’ on this weekend’s show on HFM in the UK, including “Missing Viejo”, “Last Day Song (World Walking Again)”, and “Rain Falls Down Like An Ocean In The Sky”.

Thank you Terry and Dorthe!

These songs were co-written and performed with Dave Coustan, Tony Gerber, Brian Good, John McNicholas, Josie Quick, Otso Pakarinen, Mitch Sosebee, Ryan Taylor, and Monica Arrington, and mastered by Tom Eaton.

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