Bandcamp thread

[Adam Sullivan]

bandcamp thread

question of the day: what is something you've learned over the course of making an album/ep

[Easton Hall]

music to fight ur right to

noriginal.bandcamp.com

>boom bap
>rap

more on my soundcloud

soundcloud.com/nathanoriginal/tracks

[Josiah Butler]

I RELEASED A NEW SONG WITH BUBBLES!
HOPE U LUV IT!
DO U LUV IT?

[Jordan Reyes]

windowlistener.bandcamp.com

new release: windowlistener.bandcamp.com/album/infection

sc: soundcloud.com/windowlistener

>experimental electronic, inspired by Xenakis, late era Autechre, etc.
>metaphysical and dystopian themes

To answer my own question (lol), i realized at some point that the mixing of a release needs to be very precise, and throughout my releases you can see the mixing get better.

[Robert Ward]

I'M STILL WORKING ON MY EP, THE JEL EP COMING DEC 25! BUT I LEARNED THAT I LUV HIGH PITCH, SQUEAKY SYNTHESIZERS! THEY'RE SUPER DUPER AWESOME! I LUV IT!

[Juan Moore]

I bought some random hand made VHS tapes at a thrift store and they were just a guy talking nonsense for like 30 minutes. Turns out they were produced by a cult in Wisconsin. I used samples from the VHS tapes to make an experimental concept beat tape (along with other random cassette samples, also looted from the thrift store):

animportantmessage.bandcamp.com/album/an-important-message

[Ayden Sullivan]

I've learned how to clear samples with the original artists as well as how to deal with producers.

mirdzazivere.bandcamp.com/album/viena-diena-man-m
>disco, dance, pop music, reissue

[Easton Scott]

wow this is very very good. Thanks for sharing!

[Luke Sullivan]

I've learned that your music, no matter how small it is, can impact people in massive ways. Paw Paw's Songs and this community helped me to realize that. Not trying to be overly sentimental, but yeah.

jacobhutto.bandcamp.com

>Experimental, Various Genres

>New Release

>Good Boy
>A Mouth Full
>Los Angeles, California, Bedroom, Folk, Indie, Pop.

Description:

The title of Good Boy's new album, A Mouth Full, is quite prophetic of what it has to offer. Dizzying, disorienting synthesizers and vocoders, dwindling guitars, and colorful, terse bursts of energy, composed and comprised aside George's soft spoken, illusory-filled lyricism. Quite the mouthful indeed.

Support, scrobble, or review on RYM. Any feedback of any kind would be greatly appreciated. And George give some love. Thank You. :)

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[Brody Lee]

retrieval.bandcamp.com/

>indie
>alternative
>rock

Learned quite a bit about mixing.

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