Euan Ellis UK
Euan Ellis is an electronic music producer from Manchester, UK, who creates lush, dreamy soundscapes that offer a serene escape into imaginative electronic realms.
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I got into synthwave for its potential to take everything that was good about the 80s and make it fresh. Out of everything I've heard so far, you out-80s the 80s like no one else. You not only capture the soundscape, but something that's hard to describe. As much as I love the melancholy nostalgia often present in this genre, what really gets me is the sincere, childlike excitement about the future and sheer COOL of the era that's in short supply in today's real life cyberpunk dystopia.
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A thoroughly beautiful journey of a track. Full of the characteristic warm, relaxed sounds I've come to expect from A.L.I.S.O.N., this track in particular drew my focus. I don't know enough actual musical terminology to describe what I mean, but the interplay of melodies here is unique and lovely. The entire discography is sublime, and it's excellent music for writing novels to.
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Out Run The Sun
by Various Artists
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Great music? Check! Great cause? Check! What is not to like? Unfortunately I am not able to select a favorite, every one of you is awesome for reaching out to help! I hope this helps Outrunner!!!
go to albumOn the gorgeously unsettling new record from Ariahindream, haunting vocal melodies drift through dark, swirling clouds of electronics.
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Cosmos of the Soul
by Amie Waters
An instrumental queer space opera from Portland synthwave artist Amie Waters, who uses a universal mythos to illustrate a personal journey.
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Other World
by Madeline Goldstein
Madeline Goldstein's fusion of cinematic dream pop and darkwave manages to sound both nostalgic and contemporary.
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Aquatique starts out and you are like “ok, this seems like a good enough song”. When 1:47 comes along and you hear your first steel drum sounding ping, you are like “oh”. Then by 2:00 you realize you are listening to a gem.
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