Flutter By

"I love you" means less than "I'm leaving" when I am with you.

means less

Pockets

love birds / death waves

We present Estelate with "Sea State". We hope you enjoy it. 

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Plurien

figure it out

Put on your 3D headphones for a stereo electro milk Experience

Oblivionaut

What have you become?

dancin closer to the edge

These are all the tracks i missed in my personal best of Trip-Hop/Downtempo/Lo-Fi/Nujazz. 
I do not own any rights to these songs.
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This is a re-upload of the old mix:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NNOaYNqLo8

Watch the main version here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ouYIW8LRns

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Tracklist:
0:00:00 @odesza - Intro
0:00:27 @onra - Still Broke
0:01:33 @bonobo - Silver
0:07:30 The Jazzual Suspects - This Beat (Original Mix)
0:12:14 Gasoline - The Hardes
0:16:01 Nujabes - Feather (Instrumental Remake) (Original Remake)
0:18:46 Jackie Mittoo & the Skatalites - El Bang Bang
0:22:01 @soulchefmusic - High Times
0:25:27 @ji2kia - tee time
0:26:29 @chineseman - I've Got That Tune
0:30:48 @robviktum - 4-17-1975
0:33:22 @theavi - Blue Bird
0:37:03 @onra - Ms. Ho
0:38:48 @prime-time-beats - Ihr seid Out!
0:41:24 @galtmacdermot - Coffee Cold
0:44:28 @fatjon35 - Dreamers
0:46:41 @lettucefunk - Phyllis
0:53:13 Savages - You're my chocolate
0:58:23 @mad-colour - So
1:00:26 @mononome - Understanding
1:03:38 @massiveattack - Teardrop Instrumental
1:08:50 @brockberrigan - The Celebration Song
1:11:27 @saib_eats - Shanghai Nights

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Trip-Hop | Downtempo | Lo-Fi | Hip-Hop | Electro | NuJazz
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Best of Trip-Hop & Downtempo & Lo-Fi & Nujazz Tracks I Missed

Spotify

Best of Trip-Hop & Downtempo & Lo - Fi & Nujazz Tracks I Missed

As popularized on TikTok, I've done the best I can to recreate it and slow it down so that it sounds perfect, reminding you of those moments...

Takedown from Arista Records or Joy Again is not needed; monetization is not active on this track.

Looking Out For You

Joy Again - Looking Out For You (Slowed)

Joy Again - Looking Out For You (Slowed Perfectly)

What even are genres?

Dopamine Drip is Electronic music that veers into Goth Rock, Post Punk, Prog Rock, Industrial and sometimes even Pop—plus Surf Rock, Reggae, Dub, and Trip-Hop. So I’m honestly not sure. Post-Modern?

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I started as a drummer in garage bands at age 15, playing mostly Goth Rock-inspired punk rock (badly, and on a jazz kit), and later at home using a 4-track mixer and whatever was at hand. 

I’ve always been more interested in new musical ideas and raw enthusiasm over the craft of musicianship for its own sake. Plus nearly every garage band that I was in preferred the thrill of playing an improvised jam together over repeated rehearsals of the same songs.

Influenced heavily by these musical traditions, Dopamine Drip continues their spirit in an electronic format using purely synthetic instruments, plus a few personal field recordings. 

Many of these tracks can shift and change drastically over time, so if you don’t like one right away, give it a minute. 

Plus it can take a while to get oriented when typical genre signposts aren't reliable. Many genres can collide at once, or appear and disappear at various points in the song. 

I like to anchor things in a groove, but change up moods and melodies unpredictably. Each instrument can seem to lead, but seamlessly trades the spotlight with the others. 

This all comes together or doesn't, depending on the flexibility of your tastes, your tolerance for noise, and whether you need your songs to just friggin hold still a minute.

Please leave a comment. Good or bad, I’ll take it. 

Thanks for listening,
Kirk Clyne
Pacific Northwest Canada