Deeper Into Music Radio takes listeners on unpredictable musical journeys via a thoughtful, intelligent mix of free music. Deeper Into Music is Internet radio with a twist: surprising genre mixes loaded with tons of new discoveries. You're invited to join in with listeners around the world for a show that never ends.
When Deeper Into Music began streaming online more than ten years ago there were only a few hundred streaming radio stations online, Napster was still assisting file swappers, and few commercial radio stations in the U.S. bothered with streaming at all. Today, there are thousands and thousands of streaming stations, you can gobble tons...
I decided to plop on one of my favorite songs, open up the blog editor and begin writing. This exquisite song has long been a favorite of mine. A flowing, slowly rocking song the invokes the relaxation of staring out to sea from an island. Now the trumpet solo fades into the gentle piano figure accompanied...
Nothing takes me back to the summers of my youth more than The Yes Album. From the opening processional of “Yours is No Disgrace” right through to “Perpetual Change” exists an elegant time capsule of the very early days of progressive rock music. Drive, experimentation, lyrical naivete, all tempered with a sound melodic sense keep...
In Greek mythology a box given to Pandora was filled with all the evils of the world. Unable to resist, she opened it and its contents were loosed upon the world. Pandora’s box has come to symbolize unmitigated evil. Pandora also happens to be the name of a popular online streaming service available only to...
At each month’s end it’s time to pay the piper. The piper(s) in this instance are the hosting companies that make Deeper Into Music possible. Bandwidth and streaming server costs alone are $101.00/month for Deeper Into Music. Add on an additional $50-60 for music licensing, $50-100 for new music purchases, $15...
What a pleasant surprise after all these years. Here’s a new album by Bryan Ferry that’s a delight and welcomed addition to his catalog. Among the most pleasant of surprises is to see appearances on the CD by other Roxy Music vets like Brian Eno and Phil Manzanera. I don’t know the last time...
