Post your musical fetish

[Nathaniel Martinez]

Post your musical fetish

[Jaxon Harris]

Distorted drums, string sections, synthesizers, and brass samples.

[Nolan Campbell]

alternative rock guitars, samples, big climaxes and buildup

[Ryder White]

>jazz drumming style on non-jazz song
>strange accents
alternative rock guitars are my turn off

[Noah Lee]

Absurdly quaint and comfy English folk

[Jayden Anderson]

Double bass drumming, distorted guitars, scratch samples, finger picking

[Alexander Hall]

>Mathrock segment out of fucking nowhere

[Jonathan Fisher]

Fuzz bass, reverb, chiptune arpeggios, and saw wave synths.

[Dominic Baker]

Bobby Timmons piano playing.

[Camden Moore]

Sad lyrics with happy music

[Luke Gutierrez]

>1, 2, 3, 4!
>counting in general

Am i the only one who doesnt hate this?

[Zachary Rogers]

NOW ERRR BODY IN THE CLUB GETN TIPSY

[Tyler Richardson]

sudden emotional outbursts, 90's guitar intros, good punk rick guitar riff and a nice bassline in music where it isn't easy to write (ie punk or metal or so)

[Thomas Long]

Tribal drumming/sounds, repetitive lyrics, dancy and angular rhythms

recommend me something bros (that is not can or boredoms)

[Daniel Miller]

I like to speed up songs by 5%.

Raising the pitch with it.

[Aaron Powell]

Choirs

[Oliver Davis]

Grimes

[Grayson Cook]

Punchy, wild drums

[Blake Ross]

Jesus Christttttttt

[Charles Gray]

also Anne Frank

[Lucas Wood]

Try this song out.

youtube.com/watch?v=UYgFDNkZhd0

[Jayden Smith]

let's be friends user

[Jonathan Perez]

>album has an instrumental track with flute and/or harpsichord

[Austin Barnes]

Key changes
I also have a thing for tuned down guitars. Not that super low metal drop b shit but like tuned a whole step down. Just so rich and nice sound.

[Samuel Ortiz]

youtube.com/watch?v=UlPAxowzYTQ

I recommend you to check a better quality version of this track though

[Andrew King]

songs that don't repeat themselves

like pretty much all the songs on The Monitor

[Landon Stewart]

Songs that build up layers upon layers and explode all over your ear drums, preferably with an ethereal voice mixed in. Like the first 2 1/2 minutes of this song.

youtube.com/watch?v=hdnNDceNWeM

[Andrew James]

this youtube.com/watch?v=w9ybSddaars

[Matthew Rodriguez]

Thanks for the recommendation.

[Jaxon Hall]

>Saxophone
>Distorted bass
>Portamento synths
>That gritty vocal thing Bjork does sometimes

[Jace Brooks]

massive but razor sharp bass
manly female voices
autistic production details
corny synth auto arpeggios

[Lincoln Thompson]

I like to listen to songs with incomprehensible female vocals and imagine anime girls dancing

soundcloud.com/liquid-tones/silence-groove-play-out-the

[Evan Nelson]

youtube.com/watch?v=pkqi8Y-oSNs

[Evan Evans]

Whenever a song stops in the middle and then starts up again. If it happens multiple times during a song I get multiple orgasms.

[Adam Wilson]

all the songs are connected between each other

[Jose Mitchell]

Leitmotivs in an album

[Jason Wood]

Synthesizers, especially moogs.

[Thomas Peterson]

extremely emotional/powerful/goosebump inducing/melancholic orchestra sections that are repeated... ambient-ish

take The Caretaker concept, just with a real time orchestra... think Philip Glass, but not exactly
youtube.com/watch?v=L6YndFacEnk (1:34)
youtube.com/watch?v=hQZfGa5t4e8
youtube.com/watch?v=ij__h_7wPoE (doesn't really fit the description, but still related)

[Connor James]

youtu.be/yd9p4n5hLEg
Try this

[Jack Jackson]

when a segment of a song gets repeated and gets louder and louder in each repeat

[Tyler Smith]

swans - to be kind

[Wyatt Parker]

Buchla synth

[Asher Ramirez]

>rock drumming in jazz
>jazz drumming in rock
>horns
>modal solos
>vocal harmony
>tubular bells