A stylish work of sound art that musically condenses the essence of three decades into five tracks is presented by Luke Tangerine with ‚Retrodelic‚. The EP is an elegant journey through the 70s, 80s and 90s – sophisticatedly arranged, danceable and atmospherically dense.The opening track is called ‚Funky Times‚. It lives up to its name….
Schlagwort: 80s
FiloFX Records – 5th September: ‚Can’t Stop (Rogue FX Remix)‘ – INDIGO, 10EIGHTY6, Rogue FX
News: ‚Can’t Stop (Rogue FX Remix)‘ – INDIGO, 10EIGHTY6, Rogue FX Rogue FX’s remix of ‚Can’t Stop‘ is a game-changer. The original by 10eighty6 and INDIGO is elevated to new heights. It’s not just a stylistic reinterpretation; it’s an aesthetic repositioning within the field of tension between retrofuturistic longing and contemporary sound aesthetics.What initially presents…
‘Outsider’ – Nina Caroline
With ‘Outsider’, Nina Caroline has created a remarkably introspective indie pop track that doesn’t just lament being an outsider, but charges it with aesthetic power – as an identity, an attitude, a silent manifesto. The Berlin-based musician, who has consciously decided against label structures, weaves DIY spirit with a sonic elegance reminiscent of the shimmering…
‘The Journey’ – The Octopus Division
In ‘The Journey,’ a sonic mosaic unfolds that—permeated by neon-soaked synth pads and a melody that feels like memory—is less a song than a spiritual compass. The time that relentlessly pursues us, according to ‘Time keeps chasing us every day’, is not portrayed as an enemy, but as a constant touchstone that we face with…
‘House of Cards’ – Split Vision
Split Vision use the fact that ‘House of Cards’ is the second single from their upcoming album ‘Echoes of a New Spell’ to combine retrofuturistic sounds with contemporary energy by employing the legendary synthesizers from Depeche Mode’s ‘Speak & Spell’ to create a dazzling tapestry of sound in which nostalgic glimmers and sharp-edged modernity pulsate,…
FiloFX Records – 29th August: “Shooting Stars” – Hollywood Brown
News: “Shooting Stars” – Hollywood Brown Hollywood Brown sets the guitars aside and drives “Shooting Stars” with a crisp 80s electronic/nu-disco aesthetic: warm pads and a pulsing bassline that carries rather than pushes. The kick stays dry, the mix wide and reverberant—dancefloor-ready, yet with room to breathe. An electro-goth sheen gives it depth without tipping…
