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where foley/sfx are sampled and is the main focus/big motif. see ping pong phase 1 gun sync where the guns at all of gourski (2) setheverman's how to create series submitted by /u/Joe385 [link] [comments]

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Hey guys! I would like to expand my library and find people to listen to. I love Tokyo Machine, Waterflame, Bossfight, TheFatRat, MDK, etc. If anyone has suggestions please let me know! Thanks! submitted by /u/QXSfrost [link] [comments]

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Hello Reddit! My name is Lilith Klassen -- I also go by my DJ/author name, iLLith. I grew up in Victoria, BC, Canada, but currently based in Costa Rica -- where I'm hosting the first-ever Jungle Dreaming Festival. Inspired by an attention to the experience, Jungle Dreaming is an intimate new music festival I'm launching near Jacó, Costa Rica. Jungle Dreaming invites all music lovers to gather in the Central American jungle March 17-19 for a one-of-a-kind showcase of art, talent & nature. Jungle Dreaming will offer fans an affordable showcase of artistic diversity and an inclusive community that calls back to the origin of why we curate and attend these festivals in the first place. Tickets are currently $150 plus fees, with onsite camping available for $40: www.jungledreaming.com/tickets More info: https://jungledreaming.com/ Well.... Go Ahead... ASK ME ANYTHING! FOLLOW JUNGLE DREAMING: INSTAGRAM I FACEBOOK I TWITTER https://preview.redd.it/mn3u8zszurga1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=27a7a297c03640541df1397d2abf9cc4e881c4a6 https://preview.redd.it/0k30m0c1vrga1.png?width=2671&format=png&auto=webp&s=f92556ce99f6b15e4c0927268a6d2ec4bb1c8bfb submitted by /u/JungleDreamingFest [link] [comments]

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Fading to Black Believe Deep Down obviously a lot of techno elements.. but idk, just seems a bit off to label it purely techno. not trying to gatekeep genres or anything lol, just wanna find more tracks like these 3 🤌🤌 submitted by /u/EZ-Pizza [link] [comments]

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I’m currently doing a serious deep dive into deep house music that is inspired by classic hip-hop samples and or combined with jazz vibes as well. These types of tracks seem to be very difficult to find and I was hoping I can get some good recommendations on some amazing tracks. Here are some examples of what I’m looking for. Life Is Like - Original Mix/ Robosonic 93 Til Infinity (House Remix) [Vocal]/ E Gorux Deal With Reality/ TBM (UK) .Naima Blue/ Soul Wun Manhattan to Brooklyn/ Tour-Maubourg The Realist/ Soul Wun Retromigration/ Versace Sheets Retromigration/ The G-Code submitted by /u/Several-Upstairs5818 [link] [comments]

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Ten years ago, I would have given almost anything to be on a big label. At that time I was not that good at producing, but I started releasing stuff anyway. This led to me getting fairly good at promoting my own music. With time, I have gotten a lot better at making music as well. Five years ago I started my current project, and with the combination of making good music, and being able to promote it, I find myself in a situation where I often out-stream my favorite labels/artists… But not always. I have also noticed other artists opening up to me a bit, and last year I got to work with a guy who was Grammy nominated.. So things things are going well at times. I have a fairly big (and growing) listener base now, and I ask myself if I should keep on working independently, or try to work with the labels I like. I would really love to make a career out of my music, and with the listener base I now have I believe it might become possible soon (I usually have between 35k and 50k listeners every month). I am unsure however, if one should keep on going at it independently, or try to sign with established labels. On the one hand, as an independent I like having full control over my music, and I of course get to keep all my masters etc. On the other hand, I often see artists signed to big indie labels reaching even more people than I do as they are often supported by the editorial teams on the streaming platforms. I also see that these artists often get opportunities to play more gigs than I get as well. If you were in my situation, what would you do? And why? This is my project: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2QU3bcawUYfHbcPmWPHtra?si=bpBmKtKGSPam-0NqV8G3Zw https://youtube.com/@AronEstocolmo submitted by /u/Kalimania [link] [comments]

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