Style: Ambient | Downbeat | Electronica-Indietronic | Experimental | Jazz | Pop
Daniel Maze - “Red After Image” (Serein)
Refreshing Electropop Psychedelica | Daniel Maze is a name you stumble about every now and then. Despite his new record for the Welsh Serein Netlabel, Vancouver-boy Maze has an opulent discography in the back including releases for Test Tube, EKO, 12rec. and many more. His electronic music incorporates diverse genres from glitch to Pop. “Red After Image” is Daniel Maze’ masterpiece. Listen & Read more »
Style: Folk-Acoustic | Pop
Björn Kleinhenz & Winter Took His Life - “Blood bone / Home alone 2” (it’s a trap / froggi records)
Extraordinary Pop | Now and then it happens that I discover music by pure accident. And now and then it happens that I fall in love with the music I find. Both incidents occurred when I discovered the Swedes Björn Kleinhenz and Susanna Brandin (Winter took his life). I can’t remember how I stumbled upon their Split EP “Blood bone / Home alone 2”, but as soon as I downloaded and listened to it, I was caught by their wonderful songs. Listen & Read more »
Style: Downbeat
Djet - Nightline (Picomedia)
Driving Downbeats | Sometimes music hits you like a rock. “Nightline” is an album with exactly that special ability. Produced by Alexander Lisovsky under the moniker Djet, released on the conceptual Label Picomedia. The “Nightline” features all the things, that are missing in this days: driving beats, interesting soundscapes and wandering grooves to explore. All mixed up with… surprises!
Style: Techno
Emilsson - Another (Heavy Industries Netlabel)
Trance-Master | Released a long time ago in 2004 “Another” remains still a classic. Producer Emilson from Heavy Industries Netlabel lifts you up with four tracks build on hypnotic and melodic grooves. No surprises await you on this EP, just pure drifting on a powerful four-to-the-floor bassdrum. Music to enjoy on a sunny sunday afterhour.
Style: Chip Music | Folk-Acoustic
Mark Denardo – “Lion, Tiger, Bear” (8bitpeoples)
Gameboys & accordions | Mark Denardo managed to connect two of the most contrasting genres in the netlabelscene – chiptunes and singer/songwriter music. On his six-track “Lion, Tiger, Bear” EP, digital 8-bit sounds are being served with analogue instruments like acoustic guitar, piano, accordion, violin and lyrics that come along in a folk and blues-like style. This creative mixture is unique in its style and therefore, Mark Denardo’s music deserves its own label: chip-folk. Listen & Read more »



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