The Beach Lounge #37
Three new downtempo tracks that spans quite wide. So you’re bound to find at least one of your new favourite chill tracks for this summer. But don’t take my word for it – hear for yourself! Continue reading The Beach Lounge #37
Tag: downtempo
The Beach Lounge #36
Elegant new chill tracks are released every week and here’s a couple we picked from the stream, worthy of being played at our imaginary beach lounge. So sit back, relax, and let yourself drift into their soundscape. Continue reading The Beach Lounge #36
The Beach Lounge #34
Two new downtempo releases that’s made me realise how much I miss summer. So join me in enjoying these tracks, chill out and just feel fine. You deserve it. Continue reading The Beach Lounge #34
The Beach Lounge #33
Three new tracks for the chill sessions, three releases that would blend perfectly with the crowd at our imaginary beach lounge. Continue reading The Beach Lounge #33
The Beach Lounge #32
We are really taking big jumps across the world in this edition of Beach Lounge, as we sample some downtempo goodness from Brazil, USA and Russia. Continue reading The Beach Lounge #32
The Beach Lounge #31
We’ve had a few sessions lately covering the darker landscapes of electronica, so today is a good day to rise to the surface and enjoy a chill session at our prominent Beach Lounge. Continue reading The Beach Lounge #31
The Beach Lounge #30
Saturday or not – we are always up for some downtempo lounge vibes. Why? Because of tracks like these, of course! Continue reading The Beach Lounge #30
The Beach Lounge
There’s been a lot of really good downtempo tracks released recently. The kind that makes you wind down, relax, and focus on the positive things in life. Here’s three of the best examples of that kind. Continue reading The Beach Lounge
And now, for something completely different
Every now and then I stumble across tracks that doesn’t really fit into any of our regular columns, but they are too cool to dismiss. Here’s two of that kind: One bass monster, and one charmer of a track that holds every genre in existence. Almost. Continue reading And now, for something completely different