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The most beautiful shit of all time

The Kumite is a YouTube music challenge hosted by the channel Synth Samurai, all participants create a song every week for a period of 8 weeks.

This is a playlist of all samurais song submitted to Synth Samurai’s Kumite 2025.

Kumite 2025

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https://soundcloud.com/quixofficial/lighthouse 
Inspired by ^^

take one.

follow my mans https://soundcloud.com/vexx2 https://soundcloud.com/vexx2 https://soundcloud.com/vexx2 https://soundcloud.com/vexx2 https://soundcloud.com/vexx2 https://soundcloud.com/vexx2 https://soundcloud.com/vexx2

DON'T STOP w/vexx

collab with salve!

go follow salve pls: 
https://soundcloud.com/salve_music
https://soundcloud.com/salve_music

scent w/ salve

Collab with https://soundcloud.com/asaubeats

From boost tape 03: https://boostgang.bandcamp.com/album/boost-tape-03

All proceeds go to https://soundcloud.com/musicares

ank w/ asáu

Breaking Breaks (circa 2022)

original song by @maxmilye go listen pls:
https://soundcloud.com/maxmilye/saturday-third

milye - still (billbosh flip)

Welcome to the city of dreams, where cyberware, guns and guile are the rules of the game. Corporations, crime lords and their gangs run the city. A range of characters roam the city's veins. It is the city of dreams where one can become a legend, will you?

Welcome to the City (Of Dreams)

Part machine, part human, she competes in high-stake races, driven by the need to upgrade her failing mechanical parts and sustain her existence.

Part 1 of the series

Tokyo Cyber Racing League - K2W1

Different Shades of Dystopia

The synthetic simp is a person whose sole obsession is to get the latest and greatest cybernetic gear. It has become an addiction, not only do they get the newest gear they also have a fanatical devotion to the corporate brands that produce them.

Their souls consumed by shallow consumerism and fanaticism, they want to purchase the items at any cost, this involves becoming walking brands with their corporate sponsors each listing their involvement in consuming the simp's soul.

The Synthetic Simp

Please stand up for Cyber Tokyo national anthem …

Let the race begin!

Cyber Tokyo National Anthem - K2W2

used some bits from Diana Ross 1973 song "Stone Liberty" 
those robotic voices and breaths are Diana... what a gal..

Stone

Available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/OnW6rQ_z9Ug

Label: Tessellate
Artist: Aleksandir
Format: Vinyl & Digital
Cat Number: TESS002
EP Title: Yamaha
Release Date: June 1st, 2018 (Vinyl), Digital TBC

Tessellate:
https://soundcloud.com/tessellatelondon
https://www.facebook.com/tessellatelondon

Aleksandir:
https://soundcloud.com/dialogg
https://www.facebook.com/aleksandirmusic
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PREMIERE: Aleksandir - Yamaha [Tessellate]

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Insides

https://jkuch.streamlink.to/voyager3

Art by https://www.instagram.com/ravarcheon/

End Lyrics: 
You never got to see me in my best form
You were my best friend and my lover
We all said enough
How could it be?
This movie scene is familiar
You're not in it anymore
How could it be? 
It was a dream so familiar and sad 
I want to go back

Voyager 3

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Most of my sounds are synthesized from Vintage hardware synths. Most samples used are from various movies and other sources. All tracks are pieced together like puzzles...Nothing but chop n process flip, twist, screw etc...
---The reason---
When I was in high school this radio program would air Wednesday nights for an hour and a half. Digiloution was the show name on FM 89.1 NYU. Never before have I heard such music on American radio...artists like Squarepusher, Aphex Twin, Orbital, Autechre, Laurant Garnier,Spring Heel Jack, Acid Junkies, Photek, Goldie..... you get the idea. For American radio it was one of a kind. At that time I had never heard these genres and I had no idea how they made these sounds. Thats when I discovered synthesizers....
I am a gear junkie. My first hardware purchase was a Kawai R50e and my second purchase was the legendary Roland TB-303......I remember listening to "Acid Junkies" on vinyl and I just had to get that synth. I was walking down Amsterdam ave in Manhattan with headphones attached to my just bought Roland TB-303....those were the days.... I have had a hardware synth laden studio ever since. Please enjoy a taste of my Madness

Stone

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