Australian-Canadian DJ Matthew Belleghem brings to this podcast 35+ years of experience as a curator of engaging and eclectic electronic music. Having spent time as a nightclub DJ, music producer, synthesizer salesperson, record shop clerk and dance music journalist, his tastes range from the underground progressive house music that Melbourne is world renowned for, through to ambient, new wave, nu disco, trip hop, trance, techno, downtempo and psychedelica. While new genre names seem to crop up each year, contemporary music journos might also use terms like 'organic house' or 'melodic techno'. Talk free and mixed live in Melbourne, Music For Small Audiences is a guided exploration through the most colourful corners of his music collection, and is perfect for high fidelity headphone and living room listening.
https://mbelleghem.com/series/music-for-small-audiences/
MFSA013: The Romance Of The Telescope
Some things in life get more interesting the further away you get from them. Other things move so quickly that if you blink you can miss them. Perspective is everything - and while we all view the world through our own unique lenses, I think most would agree that there is an exciting and ephemeral magic in getting up close and personal with a fast-moving thing, be it a bird, plane, or person. Fleeting moments strung together make a story - and as a recently reformed dynamic duo once observed, tricky time never slows. This mix is for those who use repetitive melodic music the way I do, to freeze time and crawl into a moment from a distance. It is called The Romance Of The Telescope, and it is Episode 013 of Music For Small Audiences.