Let’s have some midweek madness as I dip my toe into the most experimental, alternative and creative parts of the electronica map!
Read onTag: experimental
Earlier this week I introduced a new genre here on Beatradar, Nu Jazz. And now I’m at it again, pushing the concept of the blog even further with tracks that are simply best described as “experimental”. Here’s two tracks that really intrigued me.
Read onI continue my focus on futuristic and experimental ambient as well as ambient with vocals, and behold: In one of today’s tracks we find both!
Read onThree new ambient releases of the excellent kind – as per usual. Interestingly they are remarkably different from each other – but blends well. And chances are good you’ll like’em all.
Read onFor today I’ve chosen a couple of tracks that have in common that they really are quite different from what I usually go for. Especially the second track. A true oddball. But we all deserve to challenge our preferences now and then!
Read onI really dig music we can call “oddballs”. Problem is, it still has to be good. And far too many oddballs just sound like randomness at work in the hands of an inexperienced producer.
Not so here.
Read onBeing odd is purely good in our neck of woods. And these tracks are really not easy to pin into one particular bag, and are overflowing with creativity.
Come on guys, let’s take a walk on the wild side.
Read onSunday. A day off for me, usually. But I just felt like sharing a couple of gorgeous, calm tracks that I’ve discovered lately.
And just so you are properly prepared: I’m taking you to the electronica outskirts now. Some pretty trippy sceneries are coming up.
Read onIt’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.