Since I live by the life principle “there’s never a bad occasion for good ambient”, I figured an ambient Easter special should be just right.
I’ve chosen two particularly fine examples of the species! Continue reading Ambient Easter Special
This track made me realise how much I miss the original Twin Peaks soundtrack, and that absolutely stunning vocals in “Falling”.
This track here beats Falling, though. By obscene amounts. Continue reading O Future, “Telephone”:
Here at Beatradar we try to keep our focus on the underground, the deeper and maybe less accessible (at least from a mainstream perspective) type tracks.
That means, for example, that we rarely approve tracks with a vocalist.
That is… Until now. Continue reading Patiotic Feat Sophia Garvey, “Doesn’t Matter”: Indeed not
This first editorial on Beatradar is probably of most relevance to independent producers.
I want to share some thoughts on promotion that I’ve collected while considering submissions for this blog.
Continue reading Our advice to the independent musician
It’s really quite astonishing, the influx of new followers we’ve received to our ambient playlist. Great! So I’ve found a couple more tracks that bodes to the most quiet of moments, each in their own ways. Continue reading Double Ambient: Celebrating the quiet
Are you looking for a funky house track with a contemporary sound? Look no further, we got you covered. Continue reading Sweez, “Sonorous Shuffle”: Bring back the funk!
Ok, it’s time to get busy again. I’ll admit right away that I’ve turned a bit soft lately.
So I needed to do something about that. Here’s a couple of techno tracks that rolls in the deep and dark. Continue reading Time to go down. Down deep, and rolling. Techno time.
The downtempo genres are quite tricky. It’s so easy to fall for cliches and end up as a pretty unimaginative, generic track.
So the more happy I get when I during my search for new music come across tracks that steer clear of those pitfalls! Continue reading Double downtempo: A wall of chill
It’s not many days since I last did an “double oddball feature”, but I just have to do another; this time a sci-fi special!
Here’s one rather odd instrumental consisting of essentially just sequences, while the other is nothing but a voice. Yes, that’s it.
And both are quite intriguing. Continue reading USE, “Test” & Drosophila, “Stingwise”: Futuristic experiments