Worked a little on the original audio source to make it sound full, punchy and more like "in your face". Also i tried to expand the Stereo Image, so it feels like your in the crowd. 
I also had to adjust everything in spied of the talking that got on the recording. 

 I hope you enjoy!

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpR0CnvuOig

Tame Impala - Lonerism (Live At Desert Daze 2022)(Lake Perris, CA 10.1.22)

released August 5, 2022 

All songs written and recorded by Austin Wood 
Guitar and vocals performed by Jacob Greenberg on track 5 
Tambourine performed by Isabella Fabiano on track 4 
Album artwork provided by Isabella Fabiano

Greenhouse

Tides

Hole In The Wall is taken from Moses Gunn Collective's debut album 'Mercy Mountain', available now via Create/Control. 

Download 'Mercy Mountain' here - https://itunes.apple.com/au/album/mercy-mountain/id1014763892



Mercy Mountain

Mercy Mountain Out Now

Hole In The Wall

Out now on iTunes, Spotify and Deezer.

iTunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/beach-for-tiger-ep/id1101882792

Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/album/5TkASRwWdkDPXEf9YxhFqM

Written and performed by Beach For Tiger.
Produced by Peter Anderson and Rees Broomfield. 
Mix and mastered by Rees Broomfield. 
Artwork by John Lihou.

Coco

Well Maybe That's Just How It Goes

"On The Level" is from Mac DeMarco's forthcoming album, This Old Dog, out May 5th, 2017, on Captured Tracks. All iTunes pre-orders come with Instrumentals of This Old Dog and instant grat downloads of lead singles, “My Old Man,” “This Old Dog,” and "On the Level."

Pre-Order Digital here: smarturl.it/thisolddog
Pre-Order Physical here: www.omnianmusicgroup.com/products/this-old-dog

This Old Dog

Mac DeMarco // On The Level

Good Nature

Super Natural

◊ written, produced, and mixed by trent prall ◊ 

special thanks to: 

zach guyette - mixing (2,3,4,6) 
alex wyler - mixing (1,2) 
connor todd - tenor saxophone (6) 
jacob bicknase - drums (3,6)

© Kainalu

spotify

Love Nebula

https://facebook.com/CASTLEBEAT/ 

Insta: @joshzboy

Music video: 
https://youtube.com/watch?v=VzOLy5qIzRs&feature=youtu.be

merch https://spiritgoth.com

vinyl / tape / cd

Heart Still Beats

The first time I heard Emily Sprague’s music was on lines. Somebody posted a video of hers, 'Three Sisters + Harmonic Oscillator', that had captured their attention as a high watermark...and it’s easy to understand how. The straightforward and earnest exploration of a beautiful module, through a looped melody you could listen to for hours, seemed the work of a seasoned pro. Somebody else commented, revealing that the synthesist was Emily Sprague from the band Florist. While they brought up that Emily had just started working with modular synths in the last year, digging deeper revealed that the video was actually made in her second week.

Beyond the quality of her music, which has only swelled over the last year, what’s fascinating about Emily’s work is how public her process has been. While most whittle away for months, releasing new work only after long incubation, Emily seems to revel in sharing each step of her growth in realtime — a direct response to the trajectory of her own self-education.

If you’re new to modular synthesis, this is the episode for you. If you’re deeply settled, this is the episode for you. Emily has retained a beginner’s mind while leveraging her rich decade-long background as a musician, producer and engineer to create music that is playful and emotional, while remaining technically impressive.

As you’ll notice, there are more music breaks in this episode than previous ones — due to my own fandom and Emily’s generosity, you’re the first to hear the demos that will make up her much-anticipated modular album.

Beyond her talents, Emily is an insightful and passionate addition to the lines community and personally, I hope that her reflections help anyone who feels that their voice is un or under-represented in this field to join the conversation at llllllll.co

Greenhouse

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