I'm the second guy.
What I mean is, for the instrumental hip hop/electronic/ambient, as far as my observations go, it's a lot of Introducing layer of sounds one by one, with not a lot of changes in dynamics or structures. There are exceptions, of course.
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>lo-fi beat tape
>assorted flavors
>unconventional samples
the first part of a 47 minute compilation/mix i did. there's about a year's worth of ideas and loops jammed in here and most are less than 2 minutes long so i actually encourage skipping around. side 1 starts with a War Paint sample and ends on a Kaki King sample
both sides available for free at mynflw.bandcamp.com
rex:
No offense but I think you've got to take a break from the music. How can you like anyone else's stuff if you can't like your own music. I appreciate you listening to my track. But until I hear your work I can't take your opinion seriously
Okay, this is me: I do the vocals and editing. We broke up cause we all moved far away from each other so I have been on a break for a few months now and that's not changing anytime soon.
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>Future Bass
>Kawaii edm
>persona references
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>Edm i guess
>Glitch Hop
>Heavy wub wubs
Thank's mang. You made my day :')
Just made this silly thing.
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> Hip Hop
> Boom Bap
> Meta commentary
I may not get back to you right away, but I return ALL feedback (eventually - a few days at the most).
reccin' the use'
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>stoned cowboy, neon moog, late night cosmic love songs
fresh of the press, get it while its hot
btw this is us
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>idobi.com
>indiepulsemusic.wordpress.com
>got involved with a record label