Tag: CCBYNCND30
Creative Commons license Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 3.0.
It allows sharing, i.e. copying and redistributing the material (music), in any medium or format under three conditions: Attribution (name and link to the creator and license), NonCommercial (no non-private use) and NoDerivatives (no remixes, transformations, ..).
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Ramacod – [2017] Fang
Digestible microsampling. Hundreds of millisecond-long snippets, beautifully arranged, form a danceable melange.
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Wings Of An Angel – [2016] Vain Crescent
Excellent quiet ambient.
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MEDL4 – [2017] Anima Mundi
Bassy classy instrumental hip hop. Vocal samples introduce each song, but then instrumental samples reign.
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Djinnestan – [2004] Rain 1
Dreamy soundscape. Fairytale forest ambiance, masterfully crafted.
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Zifhang – [2017] Two Worlds
Vintage trip hop. Old music samples, forming auditory dioramas above contemporary beats.
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Bluevet – [2014] Believers
Recreational electronic beats. Unobtrusive chord patterns and subdued melodies.
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Floating Machine – [2017] Convergence EP
Monotonic, minimal trance. Evokes unconscious head nodding; its creator calls it “hypnotic”. No experiments.
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Golden Grey – [2016] Awaken the Wolf
Glitch-craft ambient. Beautiful electro sound, aiming at the space between C148’s Minecraft and soft, minimal synth quirkiness.
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Tony Mahoney – [2013] Dark Blue
Faux antique trip hop. Twenty songs, over one hour of vinyl samples, including dust specks, enhancing the faux antique sound, replaying against the backdrop of subtle modern beats. Great instrumental hip hop with trip hop influences. The tracks are loopy on the surface, but the repetitions slowly evolve time, new samples fading in or out…
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stockfinster – [2009] Dead Line
Carefully crafted electronica. This is a gem from now defunct netlabel Sutemos, back from 2009. Artist stockfinster, whom I have reviewed in this blog before, is a household name in the Creative Commons scene, and for a reason. His productions occupy a quiet, warm corner somewhere between New Age ambient and IDM electronica. I like…
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Esgi – [2008] Echoes in Time
Soundtrack-style ambient music. This album developed out of writing a score to an unnamed project. To me, the result would make the perfect fit with one of the older Civilization or Age of Empires titles.
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Frenic – [2011] Lessons From The Past
Melodic instrumental hip hop. Soft beats and beautifully aranged samples make this album a very special and very seductive entry into the instrumental hip hop genre. The tracks are not completely free of repetitive arrangements, but they have less repetetive arrangements than this sentence contains repetitive arrangements… 😉
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Gorje Hewek – [2007] Sur-Dramatic Nature
Silently impressive. Gorje Hewek is a master of deep house and similar styles. He has performed at Burning Man 2016. In this old release back at trusty netlabel Fuselab, he shows a more silent side of his craft.
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Smooth – [2015] Vintage 02
Elegant monotony. Six tracks, spanning almost one hour, produced using vintage equipment, elegantly fill the air with damp synth sounds and calm beats. Be prepared for Deep House for dark moments.
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Point – [2014] Flatpad EP
Cinematic electro grandeur. Located somewhere between movie trailer oomph and ambient big beat electro, there is a small Flatpad EP. Only four tracks long, it covers 30 minutes with unusual yet tasty tunes. Fat bass lines and thick beats reign supreme, but vocal samples and synth pads create some ambience.