Jonathan Segel

Sista Maj

double LP "Localized Pockets of Negative Entropy" from Sista Maj  Intrumental  space drone love on Adansonia Records

this video is a cover of a Grateful Dead song, for solstice June 20 2020

    NEWS, UPDATES, (no) TOUR DATES, ETC.      

For more information, links, contact—and blog posts!—see the CONTACT PAGE​

see ARCHIVE.org for recordings of shows from recent Øresund Space Collective!

see ARCHIVE.org for recordings of Jonathan Segel solo or in various combos!

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upcoming shows:

Summer 2020

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All shows I had have been cancelled

I have done a few streamed solo shows from my living room, one from Larry's Corner. More to come:

Live streamed concert reconstructing the 1988 album "Storytelling"

Wed July 8 7pm CET/1pm EDT/10am PDT

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Øresund Space Collective

potential shows? If they happen.

August 22 2020— Cressando Festival, France

October 2 2020— Høstsabbat, Oslo, Norway

April 18 2021 — HRH Psych, Liverpool, UK

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Meanwhile, listen to these in the privacy of your self-isolation:

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The Transatlantic Space Connection

Stemming from a session in Athens, GA, finished in Stockholm, SE

Featuring bass by Bryan J Howard and drums by Carlton Owens,

both known for their work with Cracker as well as numerous other projects!

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NEW Øresund Space Collective studio album

"Experiments in the Subconscious"

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Also be sure to check out:

"Live inWarsaw 2019",

"Live in Liepaja, Latvia", "Kuudes Linja Helsinki 2018"

"Live in Tampere, Finland" & "Freakout in the Fjord"

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the very last Sista Maj "The Extreme Limit"  Digital only

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You can find a free download of Jonathan Segel & Band

improvised concert at the Camp-Out XV on the bandcamp page:

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...and go read my blog. I moved all the old information from here over to there!

plus a new (June 2020) explainer for 

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other new releases, (name your price) electronic and electro-acoustic music,​

"Moving Through Loneliness", "Artificial Relics" and "machines"

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'Moving Through Loneliness' pieces are imbued with loneliness and apartness, solitude and loss.

The impetus for this music was composing the scores for a trio of films for an exhibition at the Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History called "We're Still Here",  about the isolation of seniors in that area.

The films were made by Mara Milam and choreographer Cid Pearlman

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Go to jsegel.bandcamp.com and click on

"Buy Digital Album" and enter $whatever-you-want to download it!

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meanwhile, still loading experiments to Soundcloud. Latest are code that plays an orchestra: