#idm playlist

[detache-modular-scapes]

'Requiem of The Aliens'

A Rare Drum & Bass set mixed by He-Man and Détaché at Radio Banzai! Broadcasting live from The Bunker, our underground basement studio. A high-energy mix that's sure to get your heart racing and feet moving.

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Here's a compilation of Ambient, Experimental, Breaks, Braindance/IDM, Spokenword I made for a series called 'Lazy Sunday' 🌫️🌠🌒🌬️🎶

[randomvarious]

1997 London Playlist

Back with another little update to a London underground playlist, this time for the year of 1997. This week we've got a trip hop beaut' from the one and only DJ Vadim, an electronic and alt hip hop stalwart who is originally from Russia but was raised in London. In May of '97, Vadim dropped an EP called Conquest of the Irrational, which was then followed up in Japan that same year with his third LP, U.S.S.R. Reconstruction (Theories Explained). '98 would then see the release of this album more widely.

On U.S.S.R. Reconstruction, you won't find an original version of "Conquest of the Irrational" itself, but what you will find instead is a similarly-titled song that was remixed by Copenhagen hip hop production trio The Prunes called "Theme from Conquest of the Irrational." This is a track with a lurking, sort-of cinematic 60s spy thriller vibe to it, which was a sound that definitely came back en vogue in the late 90s, as nostalgia for a retrofuturist cocktail lounge aesthetic became a little bit of a thing. And it has a pretty similar sonic palette to a song like Mos Def’s Yasiin Bey’s “Auditorium,” feat. Slick Rick too, which came out more than a decade after this tune, and was produced by Madlib. This remix also appeared on Parisian Kid Loco's excellent DJ-Kicks mix in 1999, and it currently has over 68.5K plays on Spotify.

DJ Vadim - "Theme from Conquest of the Irrational (Remix by The Prunes)"

And then for the YouTube update, we've got that song, plus one more that really can't be found on Spotify at all: a remix of Indiana alt rock/dream pop darling Lisa Germano's "Lovesick," done by London's own Trevor Jackson. Now, you may be more acquainted with Jackson under his Playgroup moniker, but before he ever donned that name, another one he used was Underdog.

And *the official version* of this Underdog remix is of way more of a trip hop bent than it is breakbeat, but the version that I’m supplying you all with this week is the one that appeared on that Kid Loco DJ-Kicks mix. This one appears to be blended with the beat from the preceding song in that mix, whose official version I can’t even find on YouTube, called “Culture Consumers,” by a short-lived duo called Tongue. Like much of the rest of that mix, this song makes for some truly heady and totally stoned trippery, but it also comes with some pretty dissonant guitar noise too! Currently hovering at around 72K YouTube plays.

Lisa Germano - "Lovesick (Underdog Rmx)"

And this playlist is also on YouTube Music.

So this update now brings us up to 13 songs on Spotify that clock in at a total of 84 minutes, and then on YouTube we've got 22 songs that run for a total of 147 minutes. And if you really want some of those underground London '97 goodies, you'll give that YouTube one a listen, because in addition to the Underdog remix of Lisa Germano, what you'll also find on there are a couple gems from incredible IDM artist Freeform; a version of Groove Armada's all-time chillout classic, "At the River," that appeared on a 2000 Fatboy Slim mix with it mashed-up with the drums from Underworld's "Born Slippy;" a hard-to-find house remix by Dimitri From Paris of acid jazz group The Brand New Heavies; and an excellently bouncy house remix of the gone-way-too-soon Wildchild's "Renegade Master" that was done by duo Stretch & Vern. All highly terrific stuff! 👍👍👍

And here's some more 90s London playlists for you too!:

1995 London: YouTube / YouTube Music 1996 London: Spotify / YouTube / YouTube Music 1998 London: YouTube / YouTube Music 1999 London: YouTube / YouTube Music

Next week, some future jazz!

Enjoy!

More to come, eventually. Stay tuned!

Like what you hear? Follow me on Spotify and YouTube for more cool playlists and uploads!

[blaylists]

All the pining and longing and suppressed desire and unreciprocated love. Because I love pain

[coquettesophia]

Hey guys here's my ramble abt my Spotify playlist lmfao

All drawings here belong to joydoesathing ofc, I keep my playlist like this because it's just easier for me to recognise the vibe of each playlist lmao

Introducing...

My main Music, no specific genre

Izabelle core, pop music and a lot of Taylor swift and Chappell Roan. I also have joyride by Kesha there lol (the songs a vibe idc what anyone else says)

Frances core, sad music but not too sad (I listen to this after a bad day). Lots of folklore/evermore by Taylor Swift

Frances core (SAD Version), if you ever catch me listening to this just know that my life might be over /hj some of the songs here are too sad to be in normal Frances core

Anatolii core, all my chill music, lots of black and white albums (AM by Arctic monkeys, Ultraviolence by Lana del rey and reputation by Taylor Swift). I usually listen to this playlist when drawing or just relaxing

Lock in (technically Nacho core but that one joy post inspired me to make this one). Just a lot of upbeat music that doesn't necessarily have to be happy, as long as it helps me lock in/focus, then sure lmao

Wilma core, my toxic study motivation /pos

[adrianrodriguezdj]

Hi guys i have new release for your, the track "Diamante Negro" is available in all platforms. Subscribe to my channel of @youtube and listen my music on Spotify, Apple Music.

[eggsploded]

made a yi sang playlist (shoutouts pal liz for rigging yi sang into the aoba pose)

listen to this while staring up at the ceiling in bed at 3am for the full depressive episode experience

[thelittlebeekeeper]

tagged by @skaizeu to post my top 6 songs!! so fun thank you

mutuals do this if you wanna <3

[theparanoid]

Current Value - Platinum Scatter

(2022 album)

Youtube Playlist | Bandcamp | Spotify

[Minimal Drum and Bass, Neurofunk, Techno, IDM]

[finalgoob]

the new iphone alarm sounds are so good like... its giving brian eno its giving aphex twin its giving boards of canada

[vocaloid-song-showdown]

hello again!

the songs on the bracket have been finalized and i'm working on the bracket right now!

originally my plan was to put songs against each other by both the time they came out and their popularity to give lesser known songs a chance against some of the super notable classics, but i've been seeing a post go around about matchups that are final round worthy happening round one. while i don't think it's anything worthy of any major (or minor) backlash, i do have to agree that having more challenging matchups so early on can lead to a bit of an anticlimactic ending

the way the bracket is set up now, there's no way to avoid several major matchups so early on (ex :: rolling girl vs. matryoshka or world is mine vs. triple baka)

as much as i want to give songs that might not be as well known a chance (especially considering some only got in w one nomination via a random number generator), i also don't want some of what i at least consider to be the most well known songs to be disqualified round one. those songs are popular and well loved for a reason and i genuinely think they should also have a chance to make it to the end. round two at the very very least

i'll make a bracket for each possibility so it can go up when the pool closes, so please vote for whichever one you think would be the most fun !

also unrelated to this poll, i realize kinda forgot to make a post responding to the bracket song list one ?? since it ended showed up as a tie but wasn't really one after factoring in a missclick vote, the last songs were chosen via a random number generator ^^

there were some nominated but ultimately unpicked songs that i felt were too notable and influential to go unmentioned though??? so there's also a little hand picked honorable mentions bracket (it's very small !! it only has 8 songs total on it) :D

i will admit that some songs on it are more biased than others, but w the exception of one they all have at least 5 million views (counting unofficial reprints). i did try and make sure they're all at least somewhat notable (or were when they came out) in one way or another. so it's a little compromise in a way ^^

[randomvarious]

1997 London Playlist

Back with some dance goodies from '97 that came from the world's most musically vibrant city, London, where all sorts of electronic genres were able to flourish quite unlike anywhere else in the world at the time. This week I added a deep breakbeat banger to the Spotify version of this playlist by a duo called Drum Club, who in '92 released their original version of "U Make Me Feel So Good" on dance legend William Orbit's pioneering progressive house label, Guerilla. Five years later, though, Drum Club's own Lol Hammond, aka Girl Eats Boy, remixed the song for a re-release on another UK progressive house label called Jackpot too, which gave us this beaut that laid its drum breaks over a super soothingly satisfying backdrop of lush strings and soft, subtle horn, as the sampled vocal from the original version made its grand return 😌. Currently unjustifiably sitting at less than 1,000 plays.

The Drum Club - "You Make Me Feel So Good (Girl Eats Boy mix)"

And then for the YouTube update, I added that one, plus another couple Guerilla remixes that can't be found on Spotify too, including a trance take on West London group React 2 Rhythm's 1991 song, "Intoxication," that was done by the legendary duo of John Digweed & Nick Muir, aka Bedrock, that's currently only sitting at 3.6K+ plays; and a progressive house mix of UK duo Fuzzy Logic's 1992 tune, "Obsession," that was done by the trio of Shango and Danny Howells, which is pushing towards 4.3K plays. "Intoxication" has this lovely bed of colliding and stringy synths that Bedrock drop a bunch of bleepy and old school knob-twiddling acid on top of, and then "Obsession" is one of those tunes that's good for slotting into the middle of a mix to maintain a steady vibe before you really start to ramp up to a mesmerizing climax. It lingers for a bit, but after its breakdown, it adds some nice string pads to complete the whole thing. Vocalist Erire dips into some gravelly passion and some aquatic organ work is mixed in too 👍.

React 2 Rhythm - "Intoxication (Nick Muir & John Digweed's Bedrock mix)" Fuzzy Logic - "Obsession (Shango & Danny Howells' Illogical Infactuation mix)"

And this playlist is also on YouTube Music.

So, three new tracks added in total this week, from three separate dance genres, all of which were remixes of songs that were originally released on the great Guerilla label. Spotify version of the playlist is now at 14 songs that clock in at 91 minutes, but over on YouTube, we're now at 25 songs that clock in at 173 minutes. So if you want a whole lot more of that dope 1997 London underground stuff, check out the YouTube playlist!

And here's the list of comps and mixes that I've used so far to put this playlist together:

Goth's Undead (1997, Cleopatra Records) 00 : 50 (1997, Soma Quality Recordings) Monsieur Dimitri's De-Luxe House of Funk by Dimitri From Paris (1997, DMC Publishing Ltd.) Jackpot Presents Guerilla by Phil Perry & Danny Howells (1997, Jackpot) Skampler (2001, Skam) Soma Quality Recordings - Volume 4 (1997, Soma Quality Recordings) Club H Vol.2 by Harry the Bastard (2000, Statra Recordings) Hi:Fidelity Lounge - Volume One: Subterranean Soundtracks (1999, Guidance Recordings) Eclectic Electric (2000, eMusic) Spundae Presents Interpretations by Jerry Bonham (1998, Spundae) DJ-Kicks: by Kid Loco (1999, !K7) 4am Eternal (A Truly Twisted Post-Club Chill-Out Selection) by Osymyso (2000, Mixmag) Amberdelic Space II: Angel of Ecstasy (1997, Dressed to Kill) Alt. Frequencies Presents Disco Moonlight (1997, Worm Interface) Essential Selection, Vol. One by Fatboy Slim & Paul Oakenfold (2000, London Records 90) E=wMC2000: The Equation For Quantum Groove Theory (2000, eMusic) A Jedi's Night Out by Tom Middleton (1999. DMC / Mixer) Architecture Volume 2 by Terry Francis (1998, Pagan Records)

And here's some links to more 90s London playlists too:

1992: YouTube / YouTube Music 1994: YouTube / YouTube Music 1995: YouTube / YouTube Music 1996: Spotify / YouTube / YouTube Music 1998: Spotify / YouTube / YouTube Music 1999: YouTube / YouTube Music

Breakbeat update next week!

Enjoy!

More to come, eventually. Stay tuned!

Like what you hear? Follow me on Spotify and YouTube for more cool playlists and uploads!

[1o1percentmilk]

guy who says he's not a picky music listener because he likes listening to noise but you meet him and he's actually super picky he just. consistently picks the genres that Don't Sound Good

anyways i am working on my awesome playlist :D if anyone knows any stuff like this send it to me

[wendyhan]

🏮Chill house | Relaxation | CNY Special🏮