post yr music and listen to others'
Post yr music and listen to others'
Nathaniel Davis
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Jayden James
Kayden Moore
Lincoln Gonzalez
umbra0.bandcamp.com
>hip-hop
pretty disappointed in it. I did the writing/vocals, but theres something unattractive about my delivery, and the production sorta fell through, I feel
Connor Baker
digging the vibe and the sampling
Joshua Mitchell
dustetc.bandcamp.com
>alt-rock
album out in a bit
I dig it. Production is crisp & I love that evenings sample.
Andrew Martinez
mindmeltmusic.bandcamp.com
Mind Melt - Years In The Making (2017)
>Psych Rock
>100% Improv
>Odd Timing
>Various Influences
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Brandon Rivera
>dustetc.bandcamp.com
the first seconds caught me, but the singer kinda turned me off. The quieter parts gave it a nice dynamic and I liked the shoegazy guitar
structure at the end. With the singer, he's not bad, he just triggered the feeling of someone trying to sound like other musicians.
So, nothing I would buy, but go to in a club? sure.
Chase Cook
2/5
Nice gig. But please get some extra musicians. And stop (freely) improvising. Yeah, it was radical in the 50s Jazz and 70s Rock and it's awesome when you're stoned. But ultimately 2 Guys who aren't professionals improvising for over an hour is not that interesting to listen to if you weren't involved.
Nicholas Cook
Hey that's cool. Most folks don't really dig my voice, but it is what it is. Thanks fr the listen.
some cool ideas, but it just feels too unrehearsed for me.
Jam Sandwiches was ok. It didn't really feel like it was pushing anything tho. IDK you do you
Benjamin Cox
coldrip.bandcamp.com
>beats
>lofi
>chill
>instrumental hip-hop
>sample based
Rec, really nice stuff!
Dylan Baker
>extra musicians and stop improvising
wish i could, we get to meet up 3x a year due to uni splitting us up quite far so we can't really do much more than improvise a gig. It was record --> come up with drum pattern or throw some chords --> this fits --> k lets see where this goes --> stop recording. I'm on the same boat that I'd rather write something instead of just improv the whole time. Regarding the actual sound, any feedback there besides "nice"?
it was unrehearsed, thanks for the feedback, I may ask my friend to pick out the good set of tracks and shorten it out so its more cleaned up.
Logan Peterson
frankly, the internet is so full with hip-hop instrumentals I don't even care anymore. I mean I love the stones throw scene but after hundreds of playlists it becomes just elevator music really.
Your welcome, but of course I was just listening to that one song, so I can't really tell. you have something on yt or sc?
Wyatt Reyes
meant for
Cooper Murphy
this is kinda a personal issue it sounds better if you sample drum breaks from records.
Evan Robinson
yeah, i got that.
well, the sound isn't the important thing in this case. It is hearable, the room sounds comfortably dry, you can hear every impulse and therefore concentrate on whats going on. But the music doesn't really tell a story, which is what 'psychedelic' demands.
But if it's just a for fun thing, you shouldn't care about the product and enjoy playing together.
Oliver Campbell
I dont use breaks because i am a drummer and enjoy tweaking and creating my own flow.
Luis Davis
well it sounds better because it gives off a old-school buttery feel to it
Parker Ortiz
yeah, I've got my previous album up on YT
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it's a different vibe
David Reyes
Yeah fair enough but that just comes down to a matter of opinion like you said before. I occasionally when i am bored get breaks and match them with sample but once you learn how to BPM match, it becomes really simple to do.
Using beat pads to make a drum loop with a sample is much more satisfying to do as well as let you be more creative with what you want to achieve. I do agree that the sound is better because it is already a mixed drum beat and wont sound jarring in anyway when used.
Bentley Walker
slowhorsepublishing.bandcamp.com
>no-fi rock
>classical midi
>musique concrete
My latest and greatest album so far
REC:
Levi Nguyen
> synth/analog
> influenced by soft cell, gary numan and coil
> from sao paulo
> trying to get attention in the scene
> just released our first music video
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> just released our new EP, would be nice to see some feed back
Our name is "Two Internet Ghosts"
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lovely album cover, been some time since i listened to chill beats like this so it was very nice to experience that
i think the idea is very cool, but you guys can improve on some stuff....the drums could be better mixed on the final track so it could be more immerse into the other instruments.
I get the influence tho, very captain beefheart trout mask replica-ish
Brayden James
Liam Clark
mockfountain.bandcamp.com
>post punk, art rock. Very little vocals, just bass guitar and drums.
Here's a quieter version of the new album for headphones.
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Bentley Brown
Henry Flores
surcoviejo.bandcamp.com
surcoviejo.bandcamp.com
>peruvian rock
>bedroom lo fi pop
Jason Long
Listen to A Succubus Named Ann Margret by Raspberries and Rum #np on #SoundCloud
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>dream pop
>no lyrics yet
I'm still learning to record properly so I'm aware most of my drafts posted are pretty poorly done, but I'll entually redo them and add vocals and percussion to everything.
Luis Diaz
bump
Mason Sullivan
droopies.bandcamp.com
>vocals drums guitars
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