how does a lad find good music that isn't super popular ?
>inb4 hipster cuck
i just want some tunes, maybe for editing if i take it up or whatnot idk
any genre is fine other than vaporwave since i already have a bunch of those
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How does a lad find good music that isn't super popular ?
Christopher Foster
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David Nelson
I'd recommend some stuff but you listen to vaporwave so I already know you don't like good music
Nolan Robinson
nice
Christopher Gomez
I mean what I usually do is go on spotify and find a couple songs or artists I like, put them in a playlist and use the radio feature to find similar shit. Or just find it organically.
I can probabyl recommend some artists if you give me a couple genres to choose from.
Aaron Price
theres a whole board for good music
Owen Cook
idk classical, rock, and jazz are good.
also whatever this is : youtube.com
Julian James
One suggestion is bandcamp going by genre? I used to also search for music blogs that would have download links. Depending on the genre of music you listen to you will probably be able to find some good ones. I mean if you don’t mind downloading albums illegally that most of the time are hard to find and not online anywhere.
Wyatt Perry
i dont feel like going all the way from b to mu
huh i have seen quite a few on bandcamp but i never really use that site much. i prob should
Jaxon Diaz
OP you got discord? I can share a bunch of stuff thru there. Always willing to talk about music and share.
Also sounds like something similar I listen to a lot, sampled beat-heavy music. Idk if it has a name, but I love it.
Landon Davis
ye i love shiz with good sample and beats. i also dont have discord account
Brandon Ramirez
Go ahead and make one. Heres my throwaway. sarah_xt#3903
If this 404s b4 you get the chance to hmu I'll leave you with a couple artist names to look into.
Brock Berrigan
Freddie Dredd
Boogie Belgique
Mason Richardson
this album takes place in real-time as a man drifts In and out of a dream state contemplating leaving his life behind and hitting the road. Might be up your alley.
Side One
1. "4:15 AM (Until We Sleep)" (David Gilmour)
2. "4:20 AM (Running Shoes)" (Roger Waters)
3. "4:22 AM (Arabs with Knives and West German Skies)" (Waters)
4. "4:27 AM (Cuts Like a Diamond)" (Richard Wright, Dave Harris)
Side Two
5. "4:32 AM (Sexual Revolution)" (Waters)
6. "4:37 AM (Out of the Blue)" (Gilmour)
7. "4:40 AM (Confusion)" (Wright, Harris)
8. "4:45 AM (Not Now John)" (Waters, Gilmour)
Side Three
9. "4:50 AM (Go Fishing)" (Waters, Wright, Mason, Gilmour)
10. "4:57 AM (All Lovers Are Deranged)" (Gilmour)
11. "5:01 AM (The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking, Part 10)" (Waters)
Side Four
12. "5:06 AM (Seems We Were Dreaming)" (Wright, Harris)
13. "5:11 AM (Every Stranger's Eyes)" (Waters)
14. "5:16 AM (Near the End)" (Gilmour)
15. "5:21 AM (Moment of Clarity)" (Waters)
Michael Price
tanks you lot
Justin Rogers
This us just me, but I love turbofolk. It's a genre that came out the breakup of Yugoslavia in the 90s. Since the Yugoslav countries had been under an empire or Yugoslavia for hundreds of years, folk music was really one of the only big things that separated them. It originally came from Serbia, and it was biggest there but there are also Bosnian and (sorta) some Croatian stuff. Roki Vulović is the fucking best. He's a Serb but unlike other artists he's not a fucking nationalist asshole. He doesn't hate muslims or anything like that, he just was making patriotic music. Try it out see, if you like it.
Easton Lee
indie pop shit like blouse grimes and black marble all good shit
Thomas Moore
Ian Martin
try old electronic music, like mort garson or bruce haack
Dylan Wood
Go to shows in your area and find some good local bands.
Jack Barnes
Listen to independent local fm radio shows and be patient. Gold is always hidden in there.
Benjamin Foster
Dylan Ward
try drum & bass.
Jonathan Gonzalez
hipster cuck