I hope it is okay to post my own music here. After years of work, my 17 track album is finally out. It is mostly happy hardcore, but features some hardstyle fusion, gabber and digital hardcore towards the end.

I made this :) This band is still the most fun music project I've ever been involved in. Please have a listen, on the platform of your choice.

Experimental sounds, sampled thumps on sheds and things. Glitching synthesisers and minimal arrangements. All inspired by the chaos of some political moron who decided to check his eyesight by driving..

Hello /c/music!

As the title suggests, I create music to help people relax and fall asleep. I have primarily been doing this in collaboration with apps/companies like Calm, Dreamworks, Apple, and the likes - creating soundtracks to bedtime stories, meditations, and other media.

I shared some of this music months ago, but have now made a lot more tracks in different varieties so that more people can enjoy.

I recently started a YouTube channel with the aim of helping people relax, work from home, focus, study, calm anxiety, and more. So far, I have composed, produced, and mixed around 80 tracks just for this project and animated dozens of videos so that there is soothing imagery to watch along with the music. I also create new music every week based on what you like as there is a poll section in the community tab. So if you have any particular favorites, please let me know!

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/1822029

For today, I will be showing something truly special. It's not only of musical value, or even monetary value, its of truly historically valuable on its impact on indie music. I am the very happy owner of an original 1980 copy of Orange Juice's Falling and Laughing. This is the record that truly kicked off the indie-pop sound that we've come to know from the mid to late 80s, to the 90s, and even the 2000s.

This record came in a run of only 934 copies, and went on to launch Postcard Records as a label to influence bands like Franz Ferdinand, The Wedding Present, Belle and Sebastian, King Krule, The Cribs, The Smiths (though only slightly), the C86 scene of the mid 80s, the twee pop of labels like Sarah (Field Mice, Another Sunny Day, The Orchids, Brighter, Heavenly, etc) and K (Beat Happening), and many more. It is a marvel to now be an owner of a copy of this record. Not only that, this is also one of only 200 copies out of the 934 copy run that has the extra postcard included with it (This one being a pair of pliers). This also includes the extra flexi disc that was sometimes included with this record.

This is a valuable piece of music history that ought to be preserved in archives and I feel Orange Juice deserves some mention in music history for the impact this record and the Postcard singles that followed had on modern music.

From an ongoing project where we reimagine pop songs in the style of characters (very) loosely based on Leonard Cohen.

yes we still realize how crazy this all is , but take a listen :)