Archive for Instrumental
Filed under Ambient, Audio, Electro, Electronic, Electronica, Instrumental, Trip-Hop
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Greeting 2012 with a free release, Cut Music is offering a brand new mini EP. Injecting a slightly new feel compared to their usual releases, Miles Apart EP from Existance, slightly exudes a more R&B electronic dubstep feel. This short 3-track compilation features smooth rhythms and hypnotic vocal samples.
Although it's short, the tracks in the record are easily likable, thanks to skillful mixing and just a knack for creating some fine, easy-listening beats.
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Written by Valerie
· January 22, 2012 at 9:01 AM
Filed under Ambient, Audio, Blues Rock, Electronic, Instrumental, Jazz, Rock
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One Lick Less proves that you can do so much with just drum & bass and the occasional vocals. We Could Be Quiet contains music that hovers around free-ranging blues, progressive improv and even "spectral math rock."
When you listen, it's not hard to see all this. The album is an intense, sometimes instrumental, compilation full of eclectic bits and pieces all cohesively working together.
The result is impressive, in terms of range and style. It's also something difficult to describe since it's rare to hear such a unique sound.
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Written by Valerie
· January 10, 2012 at 9:01 AM
Filed under Ambient, Audio, Electronic, Electronica, Instrumental
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One of the many faces representing underground electronica from Munich, Germany; Magentaa releases his latest record, Pulse. This 7-track compilation carefully fuses different elements to create a cohesive album guaranteed to make it the perfect go-to record for midnight parties or quiet lounging at your apartment.
There's not much personal info about the artist online, except that he has released several titles and compilations prior to this one. Most of his songs are an eclectic mix of sounds; with drum machines, electronic pianos, voice and field recordings making an appearance. It's this unusual combination that's making his electronic sonatas quite interesting to listen to.
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Written by Valerie
· January 9, 2012 at 9:01 AM
Filed under Acoustic, Audio, Folk, Folk Rock, Indie, Indie Rock, Instrumental, International
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I may not understand full sentences of Spanish but there's something about Deplasticoverde that's quite intriguing and special.
Deplasticoverde is a special project spearheaded by Carolina Espinoza. A young Spanish artist that released her debut EP in 2010 under Ponk Records. Shaped by folk and pop influences, the album undulates with beautiful acoustic guitars and sweet singing from the artist.
Her songs are simple but they abound with meaningful vocals and some spunky attitude which is enough to make you want to listen even if you have no clue what she's singing about.
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Written by Valerie
· December 27, 2011 at 9:01 AM
Filed under Audio, Hip Hop, Instrumental
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Brock Berrigan was hatched in Astoria, Queens some two and a half decades ago… since then, Berrigan has lived a life of seclusion; drunkenly wondering from town to town digging through vinyl, watching cable television, and living off of half empty packs of cigarettes and bottles of beer. Today, he makes his way the only way a creature of his design knows how; through Film Score or landing the occasional Session (Musician) gig for any of the several instruments in his well rounded and highly valued repertoire. As of recently, Brock's "Hip Hop" page was featured on SoundCloud's "Artist of the Day" capturing a quickly growing listener base and demand for more music.
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Written by Jason
· December 25, 2011 at 9:01 AM
Filed under Audio, Instrumental, Rock
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Animator, artist, filmmaker and musician, JT Bruce, is one tough act to follow. He describes himself as having an "eye for the bizarre and an ear for the unusual" and this clearly shows in his music.
For The Dreamer's Paradox, Bruce creates a complicated yet hypnotic compilation where progressive music resonates. This is the second record for the artist. The album itself is a bit old, about 5 years today but it still manages to impress plenty of listeners out there.
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Written by Valerie
· December 14, 2011 at 10:01 AM
Filed under Acoustic, Audio, Indie, Instrumental, Soul
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If you are looking for a soulful, rich, and inspiring instrumental sounds that will help to smooth out your day, then we have something just for you. Stefano Mocini's A Cat Playing is one of the most melodious piano only compilations I have stumbled upon in a long time.
With each track outperforming the previous one, A Cat Playing is one of the few albums where pin pointing the favorite song is nearly impossible; even after few long listens. The melodies brilliantly flow and connect each of the tracks; and all this is managed with just a single instrument.
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Written by Frostech
· December 5, 2011 at 10:01 AM
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