Category: Instrumental

  • Alec Berlin – “Patchen Avenue”

    Alec Berlin – “Patchen Avenue”

    “This song is a little quieter and more reflective than the other songs that I’ve recorded lately, and I really like the contrast. It’s nice to be able to take a breath and relax a bit.” – Alec Berlin

  • Anita Eccleston- Gala Gardens

    Anita Eccleston- Gala Gardens

    I became overwhelmed by world events, the War in Ukraine is devastating, and the pandemic has taken such a toll, I needed to find a way to feel in control of something. Using creation as my vehicle, I poured myself into this in March of 2022 as a sort of side project challenge. It became…

  • De Antiquis Et Novis’s hypnotic in “Time Is Running Out”

    De Antiquis Et Novis’s hypnotic in “Time Is Running Out”

    “Time Is Running Out” by De Antiquis Et Novis begins with a couple of reverb-drenched piano stabs, quickly followed by a steady Techno kick and chiming, digital Hi-Hats. As the song progresses, the jumping bass begins to unfold slowly but surely, and a female vocal appears to warn us that, in fact, time is running…

  • Daire Barefoot – “Endeavour”

    Daire Barefoot – “Endeavour”

    “As the first thunderclap sounds, we set off marching upon a winding trail to a place where fear and conflict fall at our feet. Once our metaphorical task is complete, the song undergoes a transformation back to its original motif as we find our way trudging back to whence, we came.” Daire Barefoot

  • Elad David’s new EP focuses on the “Big Picture”

    Elad David’s new EP focuses on the “Big Picture”

    “I think overall, everyone can find something they like and connect with in my repertoire. I recommend following me on Spotify, so you don’t miss anything :)” Elad David

  • Filip Dahl Chronicles Walking Towards Eternity and Beyond

    Filip Dahl Chronicles Walking Towards Eternity and Beyond

    The entire piece by Filip Dahl, generally speaking, encompasses a mood of deep thought, somberness, and dare I even say remorsefulness at times? That’s the beauty of a story told by music.

  • SCOTT FOSTER – “THE QUEEN’S ARCHANGEL”

    SCOTT FOSTER – “THE QUEEN’S ARCHANGEL”

    “I started making music during the lockdown period here in the US. I have always loved music and at the time I was hosting my own radio show on the Stationhead app. An internet radio app where anyone could host their own show and play whatever they want. I still have shows there. As a…

  • Big in Borneo – “Sertraline”

    Big in Borneo – “Sertraline”

    “Never be scared to ask for help, and don’t be scared to open up. That’s what I want people to take from this EP” – Big in Borneo

  • Triple M- “What If You Fly”

    Triple M- “What If You Fly”

    “What If You Fly” creates a sonic space that transforms and grows more and more elaborate with each passing moments of the track. Starting in a minimalistic, and yet extremely atmospheric scene, the guitars establish a sweet melodic leitmotiv that repeats throughout the track, which creates a sense of nostalgia, like a lingering memory where…

  • Michael Donoghue- Fractals

    Michael Donoghue- Fractals

    “Fractals is mainly inspired by my mini obsession with repeating patterns. I’ve got a journal at home where I fill in a few lines for each day of the year over a 5 year period. I’m 4 years into it, and I’ve found that things such as moods, feelings, and even illnesses seem to occur…

  • De Antiquis et Novis “Alchemy”

    De Antiquis et Novis “Alchemy”

    Opening a new page, de Antiquis et Novis brings forth his love for the dancy side of electronica and introduces us to the first instalment – the new single titled “Alchemy”. Featuring jabbing synths, sweet linear percussion and shimmery arps running in the background, the single builds up the feeling of late-night house parties where…

  • tdotostudios “AFUA”

    tdotostudios “AFUA”

    “I wanted to spearheading a new sound called Afro-Lofi, combining the vintage and granular atmosphere of Lofi music with infectious afrobeat rhythms to create a pleasurable listening experience.” Theo Davis