The process of creating music ready for public release is often divided into three key stages: production, mixing, and mastering. These stages are sequential and interdependent, and each is essential
Music is an ever-evolving art form that reflects the cultural, social, and technological changes of its time. Understanding musical genres is fundamental to creativity for beginner musicians—it’s like learning the
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A few days ago, the ChillOwl label released the mini-album Close Enough by the well-known Tim Paters, better known as Stræpa. On several tracks, he is joined by Dutch jazz
It’s been a while since I listened to anything from the future garage scene, so today I turned to “Solstice” — a track by Dutch producer Ecepta, who’s long mastered
The German composer known as Worldtraveller weaves subtle ethnic shades into his music, crafting quiet yet attentive stories. In his track Summer Study, you might look for national hints —
Today I want to share the new track “City Skyline” by Jonny Alias, Joy Beat, and Ookia — a trio that has already found their shared rhythm and voice in
Somewhere Lofi by Tony Sieber is one of those tracks that comes in quietly, effortlessly, but stays with you longer than you expect. The author says it’s not about the
A new track has just dropped from Hungarian producer østnomad — “haze.” And it’s not just another atmospheric beat wrapped in muted synths. It’s music that truly sounds like the
Neologisticism’s Samurai of Old Neo Tokyo sounds like a letter from a samurai, written in the dust of a city that can’t decide whether to preserve its tradition or surrender
Mi.Mu Gloves are a wearable musical instrument designed to allow musicians to control sound and music through hand and finger gestures. The gloves were invented by British musician Imogen Heap