Fantastic track. Like the dystopian future feel to it.

NRW (New Retro Wave) - Synthwave - 80’s Synthwave - Electrowave - Outrun - Futuresynth - Technowave - Vaporwave - Synthpop - Chillwave - Retrospective

McKlain - The War

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A cool slice of time-warped, top-down chillwave.

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Zarnold Choppanegger

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November Leftovers - A collection of ideas, that I started around november, but that never seemed to develop into a "full" track.

This happens a lot in music production, you start ideas that may even seem super interesting and unique, but you never quite seem to be able to develop them into a "finished" song (even despite all your efforts).

I talked about this phenomenon a lot with fellow producers and it seems to be a "problem" for everyone. Music seems to write itself and sometimes that means things just don't go anywhere (that's also why it's so hard to do something twice or do a similiar track to a popular one, since for most artists, they have no clue, how they actually made that particular track - it just happened).

Normally when this happens to me, I just put those ideas (the ones that don't go anywhere) in a "scrap" or "abandoned projects" folder and categorize them by their content (eg. drum beats - if it's only a beat I made, 8bar loop, sound design etc.).

So I basically treat those abandoned projects as a sample or track starter collection, in case I run out of ideas. But in my 2 and a half years of making music, I rarely made use of this system.
So I decided I would just release those ideas this month, or atleast the ones that are somewhat developed.

I still plan on doing a full and "proper" release for Rosentwig in december. I'm currently working on multiple projects. Most of them for 2019. One I can talk about, is a collection of ideas for my second Soundcloud "Maximilian Zantis". It's going to be a sort of "portfolio of sounds" and I will release it around january/february of 2019.

I also would love to do a full album in 2019 for Rosentwig. But no promises for that - but I can definitely say, that there will be quite a lot of intersting projects in 2019. Both for my music as Rosentwig and my composing work as 

Maximilian Zantis. Also be sure to follow me on my socials (Instagram, Youtube and Twitter because I will be releasing more stuff on there aswell - atleast I'll try, hahha.)


Best wishes,

Max.

Lounge Wizard

GURATRON 1989

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http://soundcloud.com/electronicrumors
Presents 
http://soundcloud.com/let-em-riot - SlashWave (EP)

Release Date: 19th November 2012

Press kit (including band shots/cover art/press releases): http://bit.ly/SlashWavePressKit
Press inquires: pr@electronicrumors.com


November sees the release of the new EP from Californian Indie-Electro outfit http://soundcloud.com/let-em-riot. The SlashWave EP delivers five tracks of stunning, emotional, Dreamwave Pop.

Ranging from upbeat floorfillers to impassioned ballads, SlashWave draws on bitter-sweet nostalgia and new romanticism set amidst a hazy retro 80s ElectroPop soundtrack made contemporary with Indie sensibilities.

Like the soundtrack to the John Hughes movie of your life, SlashWave brings together lush, rich synthesizers and the kind of gently melancholy, tempered with optimism, that characterized the best 80s Pop. Perfectly packages for today's vintage Disco dancefloors.

SlashWave was written and produced by Let Em Riot's Alan Oakes, mixed by Chris Fudurich (Jimmy Eat World, Nada Surf, RX Bandits), and mastered by Bob DeMaa (Semisonic, The Rembrandts). The cover features artwork by SBJKT.

About http://soundcloud.com/let-em-riot
Let Em Riot is the brainchild of California based ElectroPop producer Alan Oakes. Drawing on a wealth of influences spanning 80s SynthPop to LA Dreamwave, Let Em Riot produce catchy, danceable retro Pop that speaks to the listener with an emotional resonance rare in synth music. With an effortless Indie cool, Let Em Riot, whist at their core a SynthPop act, speaks to everyone who gets drawn into their hazy, nostalgic, music. Débuting in 2010 with their The App EP, Let Em Riot have slowely made quite a name for themselves amongst those in the know. Now the SlashWave EP should set them on a course to take their DreamPop to a larger audience.


About http://soundcloud.com/electronicrumors
Formed after the success of the 'electronic rumors volume 1' compilation (released in association with Ninthwave Records as a boutique electronic music outlet concentrating on quality over quantity, developing artists and releasing some of the best synthesizer music around. 


Mastered by Bob DeMaa (http://myrecordlabel.com/bdmastering)
Cover art by SBJKT (http://www.sbjkt.com/)

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