Recommendations

[CaptainWaits]

any recommendations for something that is similar to Aphex Twins' Selected Ambient Works (85-92)?

[DJ_Mikas]

http://youtu.be/BYabHw3TNXA
Great stufff

[Eclecticist]

Midnight Feast Of Jazz



01. Pimptroduction
02. Come And Get It
03. Lay It On The Line feat. Zoe Gilby
04. Gold Leader
05. Hug Lorenzo
06. Waitin’ So Long feat. Jess Roberts
07. Midnight Feast Of Jazz
08. Mia Sorella
09. Brighter Day feat. Susan Hamilton
10. Hotdoggin’

http://soundcloud.com/recordkicks/nick-pride-the-pimptones

Nick Pride and the Pimptones are a 6 piece funk/jazz group from Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. "Midnight Feast Of Jazz" was released on May 9th, 2011.

[DJ_Alphi]

These are two songs that stuck out to me, back in the days of XM Chill:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CP6pc_HZTIA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XJILzhy8iE

I didn't make a pit stop here to just add some sense, I came here because I need to start networking with intelligent folks. I plan on making a difference in the world and I know music is the most powerful tool out there.

Greetings space fans, where ever you are...

This thread must be filled with compelling electronic music, I will see what I can do.

Subscribe to my youtube page, ask me any questions (intelligent ones), get to know me so that you may know yourself, as I already know you:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XJILzhy8iE

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[YrArgumentIsInvalid]

St. Germain is an amazing electronica / jazz artist.

Songs : - So Flute
- Montenego Bay Spleen
- Sure Thing

Album : -Tourist

[alanranta]

part I
01. Queenwave
02. A Night and a Day
03. Go Supersonic

part II
04. Temple of the Unfed Fire
05. Contain Thyself
06. Hesperus Garden
07. Grave Prophecy
08. In The Cave

part III
09. My Flaming Thirst
10. Iron Giant
11. The Storm
12. Riders on the First Ark

Queen of the Wave is the fourth album by Pepe Deluxé. It’s an esoteric pop opera in three parts, with the libretto based around the mystical 19th Century novel A Dweller On Two Planets by Frederick S. Oliver. The novel was supposedly channeled by its American author from a cosmic entity called Phylos the Thibetan, who details life in Atlantis and on Venus, sci-fi futurism and reincarnations

Jari Salo (aka James Spectrum) used a range of bizarre and old technologies to get the sound he wanted for the album, including an Edwardian telephone amplifier, a lethal 500000 volts Tesla Coil Synthesizer, a hidden “thunder” effect on a baroque pipe organ, and even an Edison inspired Psychical Predictor.

For Queen of the Wave, Jari Salo was joined by the long time musical collaborator Paul Malmström, a Swedish ex pat who became an official full-time member of the band in 2008.

The album was delayed by two years because of the The Great Stalacpipe Organ, the world’s largest musical instrument. Built in 1956 in an underground cavern in Luray, Virginia, the organ triggers rubber-tipped mallets that strike stalactites to create music throughout a cave system. It took a total of six years to renovate the organ, after which Paul went to Luray and recorded "In The Cave," the first ever original composition for the organ.

Queen of the Wave also includes extensive collaboration with a host of musicians such as Samuli Kosminen of Múm, master heavy metal drummer Kai Hahto and the Czech Film Orchestra, as well as a variety of vocalists: vocal group Club For Five, opera singer Kirsi Thum, Moomins actress Sara Welling, Australian rocker Boi Crompton, and Chris Cote, a native of Boston.

All the profits from the sales of the album will be donated to the John Nurminen Foundation to be used in the Clean Baltic Sea project, one of the most endangered and polluted seas in the world.

The group made five PDF album companions, that can be downloaded from their website for free:
http://pepedeluxe.com/

Album Trailer:
http://youtu.be/qxx-lrVZpQE

"A Night and a Day"
http://youtu.be/rfYw9nxQdB8

Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen_of_the_Wave

PopMatters Guide to Queen of the Wave
http://www.popmatters.com/pm/review/154118-pepe-deluxe-queen-of-the-wave/

[dreams2656]

If you are looking for new music check out the talented Jessica Ashley. http://www.youtube.com/user/jessicaashleyk her videos and some covers, need more info
www.jessicaashleymusic.com

[Niklas]

spambot y/n?

[MAthiAS]

Looking for k- and j-pop recommendations. I like stuff like IU, Miss A, f(x).

[jabuddah]

Cant leave out the Roots. So many good jams;

Seed 2.0
Guns are drawn
Dont say nothin (Mubling is PERFECT)
Dont Feel Right
Baby
The Realm

[Kellerdeck]

I recommend Rest http://www.sputnikmusic.com/bands/Rest/34258/

http://soundcloud.com/alex-deck

[silentpotato]

somebody hook me up with some real good balkan shit

whatever that may make you think of

i love it all

[sicksizza]

This new kid, Jonah Kue, is a real intriguing listen

http://youtu.be/Y14HGulMXOI

[exredhouseresident]

anyone know some good jazz lead by wind instruments? sort of like the bad plus + a nice sax/trumpet/horn of some sort.

[Ca5bah]

Originally Posted by CaptainWaits

any recommendations for something that is similar to Aphex Twins' Selected Ambient Works (85-92)?

anything by Autechre is a go

[kriscore]

Single: Born 2B Free

Artist : El Tigre

Genre : Electronic intelligent music (the new wave)

Label : Nomad Wave

[silentpotato]

everyone was so helpful last time but i still crave more eastern/european influenced musics, of any genre and any age.

anything from Shakti to Beirut.

[MrFuzzelmcfu]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8ttYux8jlU&feature=g-
the chant section.....

[livetolove]

Stumbled across this group called Zebra Katz and really enjoy their stuff.
http://bit.ly/room77

[Adversary]

Originally Posted by CaptainWaits

any recommendations for something that is similar to Aphex Twins' Selected Ambient Works (85-92)?

Artist: Boards of Canada
Album: Music Has the Right to Children

Originally Posted by MAthiAS

Looking for k- and j-pop recommendations. I like stuff like IU, Miss A, f(x).

Younha.