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I know Defiant Order by Birdy Nam Nam has some of that, but I just love the squelch of the 303 in Da Funk by DP. submitted by /u/Itchy-Can-454 [link] [comments]

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Today on a Tuesday Bebe Rexha released a new music video for "One In a Million" with David Guetta. submitted by /u/Weekly-Reason9285 [link] [comments]

Does anyone know any other rock bands that have that prog rock style but are primarily electronic In genre? A good example about what I’m asking for is something like Django Django or something Edit: wow that’s a lot of replies! I’ll be sure to save this post and I’ll check all of these bands out submitted by /u/Impressive-Stop-8772 [link] [comments]

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Hello everybody! I am looking for a music genres, artists or separate tracks with massive sub-basslines. I am going to play it on huge subwoofer wall, and my goal is to experience clean sub-bass with sort of minimal drums and accomponements around it. Something similar to dub (reggae), but that genre is really old and does not sound modern. Some jungle music has this quality, intricate bass patterns. Although I love house music, the bass portion in it is usually rhytmic and kicky - and I would prefer to hear sub-bass frequencies, long notes. I would also prefer music without vocals/lyrics/rapping, as I want to keep atmosphere where people can have a chat. I also don't want to play drum and bass because this can get overwhelming really fast for soundsystem of my size. Ideally I want to create a tension that builds up to intricate bassline, then rewind when it hits to keep people teased and craving for that bassline. Maybe some dubstep but the minimal clean kind, not the drilling kind. Appreciate your answers! Thanks in advance submitted by /u/PeanutPoliceman [link] [comments]

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Hey folks! Can anyone give me some suggestions of some lesser known or otherwise celebrated electronic stuff based on some of my favourites. Many thanks submitted by /u/Wolfmere [link] [comments]

Hi! how are you? Last night I was at a party, and an old track pup up, (+/-10 years range I guess) wich, I cant only remember the phrase "ridiculous!" sung by a girl. It was a house, tech house song, with lots of soul on it. But I cant remember. ​ Thanks for all the help! ​ submitted by /u/ImAstraim [link] [comments]

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Ive tried shazam, listened to a couple of her sets, cant seem to find it. Her name is Indira Paganotto submitted by /u/MiracleJnr1 [link] [comments]

I think we all remember Robert Miles for his hit "Children". But I think his best album is "Organik" and it remains one of my favorites. Each of his albums had a unique sound and not everyone stuck with him through the changes. But Organik is just a masterpiece from start to finish. I remember hearing "Tsbol" for the first time after buying the CD on release day and I was surprised at how different the sound was - yet entranced by what he came up with. "Release Me" is probably my favorite from the album. Yet, I don't know that I've ever met anyone who knew of this album and wanted to connect with fellow fans! I so wish he was still around and was willing to produce a fourth album. I'd be so eager to hear. submitted by /u/viveleroi [link] [comments]

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So I’m in somewhat of a dilemma. I’ve searched for some electronic music and I haven’t been able to find things that strike the right chord. I was hoping perhaps for some suggestions. The following are all just my personal opinions. I love Tomorrows Modern Boxes by Thom Yorke, especially Truth Ray and Guess Again. I’ve tried to listen to Burial and a fair amount of similar artists but I find their music too sharp and refined/produced for my personal taste. I like some tracks off Selected Ambient Works like Tha but it’s hard to listen from front to back. I enjoy some Air, although I haven’t heard all that much by them. I’ve also listened to Kelly Lee Owens self titled and it was alright, although a little too produced as well. Enjoyed AMOK by Atoms For Peace (Before Your Very Eyes is beautiful). Although I haven’t listened to the whole album yet, I like the style of New Energy by Four Tet. I’d say I’m trying to avoid music like Skrillex the most. Sorry for the hassle but I’m determined to find something that works. I appreciate any help and thanks in advance. submitted by /u/BeachedFish071 [link] [comments]

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Hey everyone, my name is Øneheart and I’m a 17-year-old producer. I have over a billion streams on Spotify and billions more from being used in videos on TikTok, like my song “snowfall”. I love to blend ambient, wave, phonk, and other genres in my music. My second single with Kazukii on Monstercat Silk just dropped this past Tuesday. Check it out below! “haunted”: SPOTIFY | APPLE MUSIC | YOUTUBE VISUALIZER My Platforms: INSTAGRAM I SPOTIFY I SOUNDCLOUD I TIKTOK I YOUTUBE Feel free to ask me anything about my project, music, or something else you want to know about! https://preview.redd.it/p7dw25vwd8qb1.png?width=959&format=png&auto=webp&s=0f222d69b0530824ece5d2bd165b519933632778 submitted by /u/Oneheartisok1 [link] [comments]