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SOUNDCLOUD/BANDCAMP/YOUTUBE THREAD
Luis Jackson
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mastercontroller.bandcamp.com
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epiglottis.bandcamp.com
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gourmetslim.bandcamp.com
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shadynastysyd.bandcamp.com
expandingsponge.bandcamp.com
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mouseatouille.bandcamp.com
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k1ngmez.bandcamp.com
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ivonnevancleef.bandcamp.com
soggydog.bandcamp.com
djlima.bandcamp.com
djlima.bandcamp.com
open.spotify.com
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soundcloud.com
soundcloud.com
pillow187.bandcamp.com
sheikster.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com
iselder.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com
streamerror.bandcamp.com
scrugley.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com
youtu.be
youtube.com
a-p-i.bandcamp.com
zacharyzinck.bandcamp.com
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thedelightfulchildrenfromdownthelane.bandcamp.com
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Kevin Robinson
Oliver Ross
Get your daily fix of Exotica!
Presented in Extendo-vision:
youtube.com
>Tokyo Basement Transmissions
>Electroacoustic / Noise
youtube.com
> Complete Permutation of G7#9
>Beefheadian Free-Jazz
youtube.com
> Sceneries of Decay
>Rural Folk
youtube.com
>Trip to the Batcave
>Exotica
youtube.com
>Can't get no Hawaii
>(clean)Drone
Full album on Bandcamp
aoftheh.bandcamp.com
Ryan Torres
dave-roland.bandcamp.com
>pop, ambient
I've been judge pretty harshly for this album. What did I do wrong? What can I do better?
Dylan Lewis
life-insular.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com
>room music
>dreamy, vaguely nautical pop
>"slightly" twee
Working on an album, so any criticism/comments/suggestions are appreciated. I'll come back to listen to stuff later on, hopefully.
Asher Reed
COME ON YOU [jack-off] LET'S HEAR SOME [meaty magic]
soundcloud.com
>Electronic
>Bleep AF
>Not super serious.
>BIG AMERICAN TITTIES, COUSIN!
Adam Perry
youtube.com
>old one
youtube.com
>new one
Nathaniel Garcia
new H E A T bois!
prod by GFBEATS!
from the collab project coming nov!
soundcloud.com
>hip hop
>boom baps
Gabriel Watson
MASTER CONTROLLER back with a new track
ORANGE: soundcloud.com
old track
INFINITY: soundcloud.com
Bandcamp: mastercontroller.bandcamp.com
>Lo-Fi
>Beats
>Instrumental
Rec:
Jace Watson
soundcloud.com
>boombap, 90s
soundcloud.com
>trap
Nathan Sullivan
soundcloud.com
>alternative rock
>indie
>trash?
Julian Ross
Cameron Gutierrez
Time to embrace my inner tea beggar
soundcloud.com
>Loop-based ambient music
>A concept release about love and decay
>World's falling apart as the years pass you by
For full album look here: epiglottis.bandcamp.com
Recs are meaningless my dudes.
Adam Martinez
Andrew Garcia
>me...
This is really neat, actually. I like the synths used. Especially the kinda bleepy one that kinda sounds like a bell knocked up a cell phone. The visuals on both vids are interesting too. Did you make them, or are they from something else?
It reminds me of Alice in Chains. I fucking love Alice in Chains.
Reminds me of something Saint Pepsi or Luxury Elite would make. Ace vaporwave my dude.
sc link broke amigo
Christopher Cooper
recc this each time just for the sheer overall quality of it
the 90's era track is spot on, sounds proper classic and has this great bounce to it
>new album, plunderphonics, sample-based, instrumental, dreamy
SC:
soundcloud.com
BC:
gourmetslim.bandcamp.com
YT:
youtube.com
William Kelly
>sc link broke amigo
Works good for me.
Joseph Myers
The embed is broke on my end.
Link itself is fine.
Benjamin Davis
Justin Walker
youtube.com
>rap meets hardcore
>post-punk
>punk
Oliver Cooper
>Heavy Synth
>Guitars
>Sci-fi samples
This is pretty good, if you've been getting harsh reviews its probably that it sounds a little generic, not really pushing the boat out. But it's still a solid example of poppy 80s-ish synth, keep it up!
Nice melodies, maybe lighten up a bit on the reverb but i guess that's the point.
Noah Murphy
shadynastysyd.bandcamp.com
>rap meets hardcore
>rap meets post-punk
>rap meets punk
Bentley Wright
soundcloud.com
would love to hear some more feedback on this track, thinking about uploading some songs with singing soon
Nathaniel Wilson
Ryder Cook
soundcloud.com
>future/synths
>chopped vocal samples
>dancey beat
this really isnt my sort of genre so im probably out of my depth in commenting on it. the percussion throughout the album is amazing though, love all the syncopation. you have some really cool use of vocal samples as well, i really liked that repeating "wawa" sort of vocal sample on Night shift. The bass lines really stuck out to me as well. Solid job man
Blake Morales
soundcloud.com
>lo fi bedroom folk
>drums
>walls of noise
>suburban angst
good stuff ausfriend, great vocals and noise
Sebastian King
mous here. good shit dude. untitled is a really good track.
Josiah Young
soundcloud.com
>trap beats
Dominic Morris
Quality song, the vocals fit really well into it
chill af, really like it
soundcloud.com
>boom bap beats
>chill hip hop
Nathaniel Jones
youtube.com
> Funky alt hip hop/ R&B type stuff
> Synth / Electronic
> Some Industrial/ witchhouse
> 2nd Full length album out in like 2 months
Love this vibe very spooky, especially your sound selection and use of gates n shit.
These visuals are fuckin amazing, the way it syncs up with the sounds is so dope. Havent heard of this genre before either
Do you sell instrumentals, id like to work with the kind of chill funky vibe on Orange
This is hella light and fun, not my thing but can definitely appreciate the samples
Kinda generic but i like trap and your groove patterns are on point imo, try to expand your sound selection, maybe find some dope samples or synths.
Aiden Wilson
is me.
I can tell you that your stuff is really well done imo, not really groundbreaking but enjoyable. Sounds ambient enough for a video game ost, reminds me of X-Com for some reason. Not sure if that's a plus for you though. But keep making stuff, I'm sure you'll figure something out.
Twinkly guitars with beats is cool. I kinda wish ORANGE was longer honestly. Not sure how I feel about the vocal samples in INFINITY but, still nice and chill.
Well-chosen samples, they do help set the mood for your tracks. Really fun to listen to your stuff.
Isaiah King
>sample based beats
Justin Long
ivonnevancleef.bandcamp.com
> rural psychedelia, lo fi, portastudio, drone, ambient, bedroom recordings, loops, noise
recc
Aiden Sanchez
soggydog.bandcamp.com
>Mashups, lo-fi covers, plunderphonics.
djlima.bandcamp.com
>Mashups
Getting Blank Banshee vibes, although darker and less refined.
Does Quintessence use a tornado siren?
A bit all over the place, but not bad. Feels like some melodic lines aren't synced up properly.
Sounds completely unique/bizarre compared to typical hip hop beats found here. What do you use for samples?
Brody Davis
Wrong link for DJ Lima
djlima.bandcamp.com
Brody Brooks
Funny you should mention Blank Banshee, that's actually prob one of my biggest influences.
That's a synth on Quintessence, actually. It just sounds like a siren (that's the idea, anyway).
Elijah Baker
Heavy bass electronic music, multigenre:
open.spotify.com
Also music memes:
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John Hernandez
soundcloud.com
>disco house
>french touch
Jeremiah Torres
Aiden Scott
pillow187.bandcamp.com
>experimental pop
>trip hop
>industrial
>psych
Ethan Hughes
sheikster.bandcamp.com
>Harsh noise
>First track
>pls feedback
Rec
Daniel Gray
soundcloud.com
new track out impressed with the response to this thankful
>electronic
>minimal tech
>ambient
feedbacking on the sc
Jace Cruz
iselder.bandcamp.com
>black metal from wales
Finally got around to writing a new track and I'm shit at mixing
Easton Rogers
>me again, ehello.
I really like the minimal style of this. That and I have to give props just for the Majora's Mask clock tower bell sample.
recc'd before, still do.
Woah. This is fuckin' awesome.
AND IIIIIIIIIIII WILL ALWAYS RECC YOUUUU
It's fun. I like fun. I like this.
I enjoy the beat. The bass is on point too.
I never thought I'd say this, but My English Project makes me happy.
Always down for a dank memz.
Yep, that's disco house.
Reccagaincuzudamannaowdawgg.
Lovely. It feels smooth like a strawberry milkshake.
Blake Price
Dylan Parker
I like it
I think vocals could use a bit more work but overall pretty good user
Jason Roberts
>depressive and pathetic
>90IQ music
>one man band
>each release its different
reccing
too much great people here today
Ayden Howard
I got samples for this from the fallout 4 soundtrack and a Billie Holiday song from one of the radio stations from fallout new vegas
Brayden Diaz
Why thank you, and yeah, my vocals aren't my strong point right now.
Dylan Fisher
>instrumentals (most guitar-based)
>alternative
>funky/jazzy
>some experiments
Alexander Myers
>progressive rock
>rock opers
>seriously
Landon Butler
Charles Garcia
>*opera, fix
Isaac Thompson
Gave "Viernes" a listen and found it pretty nice, almost hypnotizing by the end
Daniel Wright
a-p-i.bandcamp.com
>guitar, ambient
Henry Myers
Posted this in a Bandcamp thread the other day. Friend of mine's first release, trying to get him a little exposure.
zacharyzinck.bandcamp.com
>folk, vaguely psychedelic, lots of mellotron
Leo Jones
Charles Anderson
thedelightfulchildrenfromdownthelane.bandcamp.com
>psychedelic
>layered
>REVERB
>sampled Bernard Purdie drums
thedelightfulchildrenfromdownthelane.bandcamp.com
>jam
>progressive
>fusion
>psych
>FUNKY
?
reccs:
Leo Sullivan
soundcloud.com
>909s
>beats
Robert Hill
6.34/10
Too soft. Needs a better singer or just go instrumental.
6.4/10
Well done, nothing new though.
6.79/10
Song is well written, production is nice and raw. Needs some remixing/mastering and maybe a new vocal take. Good stuff though.
6.75/10
Good stuff, knows it's bounds. Production is lacking and leans on too soft, could definitely use some more dissonance. A tad monotonous.
Jackson Hughes
Did you not hear the middle section? It goes much heavier
Christopher Ross
I assume this is DelightfulChildren, no? If I'm correct, yes I did. You are good musicians, and yes the section is heavier, but it is not jarring. It's all very tasteful, sophisticated even, but I'm not surprised by what I hear. The distortion on the guitar is very tasteful, but it's smoothed over by the overall vibrations of the song, blending into the background. It fits the mood very well, but that mood is soft, cool, lacking a distinct edge that keeps you at the edge of your seat.
Noah Diaz
I understand. I appreciate your feedback. If you have time I would maybe suggest hearing our other demo (August 2016) its much more jarring and heavy but also with some lush sections. That demo is all instrumental
Jack Bennett
nice stuff
Henry Cox
I actually did, it was good. Honestly I preferred your newer one. I just think you're a little too smooth for your own good. Listen to more John McLaughlin/Mahavishnu Orchestra, if you aren't already.
Jace Hughes
How much heavier should we go? I listen to tons of jarring shit, esp in the jazz world, also with all that Fusion/Prog i.e. Mahavishnu. C# Jam to me is that raw heavy sound, and the drone section in the middle of Blossom sounds a lot like John Mclaughlin to me.
Is it just a matter of being too soft for too long? If it were at that level but ramped up dynamically later is the soft part excusable? Or is the "too soft" part just personal preference?
Carter Jenkins
Saw you on a bandcamp thread once before, really liked it, downloaded
Anthony Bell
skaldic.bandcamp.com
>experimental black metal called skaldic
>all music is free to download
Anthony Jones
I don't have time atm to listen your other track, but I'll gve you ab it more feedback. In all honestly I don't have an opinion on how heavy or dissonant you should go, that's totally up to you. I just think it would sound more natural to have it that way. I do music production and I've heard some 'soft' stuff more jarring than heavily distorted noisy stuff. It's about intent and emotion. Music isn't quantifiable in that way, whatever life the artist leads, whatever is in their subconscious really, will inevitably come through in the artist. Don't fight this, don't worry about aesthetic appeal. The human experience is universal, and when an artist stays closest to what the truly feel, good or bad, the result will always have an impact/be jarring. A wise man once told me not to go with the flow but to swim against the stream. I think I can hear more experimental leanings in your music, and from hat you said that is what you hear as well. Focus on that, and the music will come to you easier and will have a more significant impact. I'm sorry I don't have more straight forward advice for you, just stay a true as possible to the what you feel.
Isaiah Williams
Cool, very different from what is usually posted in these threads.
Isaac Anderson
Joseph Flores
Josiah Wilson
soundcloud.com
lostsock.bandcamp.com
>Alternative, Post-rock
>Fuzzy, Distorted, Melancholy
>Guitars, Singing
Nicholas Miller
These music videos are a trip. Nice editing too with all the anime and old footage. Its strange and I like it
The cell phone bleeps are so good
Connor Martinez
soundcloud.com
>bass music, alt trap, sound design
Gabriel Thomas
So much trendy generic shit in this thread, not all of it but mostly
Leo Ward
>melancholy
>rap
>sing
Evan Bennett
are you expecting the worlds most brilliant musical minds to be advertising on Sup Forums
Colton Anderson
greetings meatman
followed. Persistence Of Memory was my favorite song. dat bass
vocals aside, the guitar work is heavy. If you want it to sound super "kvlt" go record the vocals in the woods
not usually a trap fan but I like this alot
I make music sometimes
>electronic noise trash
>almost music?
>I sample everything(korean sex motel ads and video games mostly)
I tried to make hip hop and it turned into this
soundcloud.com
On vocals
soundcloud.com
Mason Lee
prodigy will live forever
youtube.com
Parker Clark
No,this is mainly an outlet for amateur and new artists to share their music. Just a shame to see so many people using their effort to create something everyone's heard a thousand times before. Why even come to this thread if you want to find generic, uninspired rehashed trash?
David Moore
bumping
Isaiah Walker
He says while not posting anything at all.
William Davis
This isn't just a thread for sharing music, it is also for music discovery. As a music listener I can have opinions on what music is or isn't rehashed. In fact I have more of a right to say so, I am your audience, I am your livelihood. Don't be so offended, I didn't address anyone specifically, I even said it wasn't everyone in this thread.
Nicholas Peterson
Literally, I am.
Jackson Carter
soundcloud.com
My new trap beat with some melodic stuff
Mason Miller
The most brilliant musical minds are posting on Sup Forums and have been for at least 3 years.
Anthony Martinez
Zachary Sanders
soundcloud.com
>experimental robot chip jazz metal
Jason Turner
>As a music listener I can have opinions on what music is or isn't rehashed
It's foolish to expect non-derivative music from amateur musicians and obnoxious to complain about it.
>I am your livelihood
Haha, okay settle down.
Kevin Taylor
point out something you think is original in this thread
Sebastian Long
soundcloud.com
>NEW SONG
I will give feedback on soundcloud
Easton Wright
>It's foolish to expect non-derivative music from amateur musicians and obnoxious to complain about it
If you are saying this as a musician you hold no sense of worth or ambition for you or your peers. If you are saying this as a listener you are jaded also hold no regard for the artists that create the music you listen to. Amateur musicians are equally capable of creating interesting fresh music as professionally trained musicians are to create rehashed garbage. To push for the best is not a bad thing, don't sell yourself short.
>I am your livelihood
>Haha, okay settle down.
If you are an artist and are laughing at that, you lack any sense of ambition and have already resigned yourself to never amounting to anything major. The role of an artist is not serve their audience, but it should be acknowledged that their audience is the only thing that allows their art to be spread and appreciated on a wider scale. To say that your audience is not your livelihood, is not what separates you from joe-schmo is completely foolish.
Andrew Parker
if you take your membership of the audience so seriously, why dont you promote the music you do like instead of just shitting on things you think will never go anywhere? surely this will result in more of what you like getting produced and distributed
Lincoln Brooks
thanks man, like the beats. THE bOOKEY TAPE is nice record. Creative sounds, on point production, ideal length. Quality stuff. Fav track: Krystalcore
*Exotica is genre from the 50es, and depending of how you look at it, it is either inauthentic world-music or the music of imaginary places (that is the way I see it).
thx, let me know which post is yours and I'll return feedback.
nice sounds, but I don't like the mixing/production. Everything is a little bit to direct and in your face. I think the track would benefit from a bit more room that makes the sounds softer.
I demand a full 10minute collage of clapping-sounds, cause that was great way to open the track. Nice stuff, would like to hear more.
like the non-abrasive sound of your record. Do more vocals, because death to the weak is pretty neet.But on the first half are a few stinckers that just don't work with that kind of sound (In my opinon) For example: Lost In The Sea Of Fear has a nice solo, but the distand effect-heavy guitar and progressive playing don't work well in combination with the direct drum-sound.
Fav Track: The starswatch us
The gang:
I will check out Atonement today, been kind of hyped to listend to that because of the Einhorn parts (love his minimal dungeon synth stuff)
I hope you enjoyed the gay the shit
Nathan Morales
Honestly I'd rather not. I prefer to just give individual feedback and hope that the artist takes it as food for thought. I'd rather not belittle or praise specifically in this context. I believe everyone has the capacity to do well, so I'd rather not say 'this one is good' or 'this one is bad' in this specific sense. It's just better not to name names when in a debate of this sort. I made a blanket statement about the thread addressing no one specifically and that is how I'd like it to stay, those who took offense are more than likely those who I made the post for.
Juan Miller
I did though, I have commented on several things in this thread saying what I liked or didn't like about their song. I even had a conversation with one of the artists letting them know the direction I'd like to see them go in. And then I made a post saying a lot of it is just same thing over and over. If you are so insecure that your art is one of those that I was addressing, maybe work on the things that you are uncertain about in your art.
Jose Lopez
>female fronted power-pop from birmingham, al
I'll do some recs a little later