Unreleased Pretty Lights music of varying quality from rips to studio recordings

Rage Against the Machine Remix


Biggest Boss (Pretty Lights Remix)

2024-05-31 Live @ Hampton Coliseum

A Trip Through Time

2024-06-01 Live @ Hampton Coliseum

I Must Be in a Good Place Now

Pretty Lights performs one helluva swirl at Bonnaroo Sunrise Set on Sunday, 7-16-2024 at Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in Manchester, TN.

ONE HELLUVA SWIRL - BONNAROO SUNRISE

AI Remastered Version of Pretty Lights - Road To The Stars Played Live at Franklin Music Hall.

Pretty Lights - Road To The Stars - Remastered

Remastered version of Omega Children played live at Hamptons Coliseum.

Used AI Mastering to upscale audio, improve dynamic range and overall loudness.

Pretty Lights - Omega Children - Remastered

Mediumship

Wild Fire

Tune in and experience select hand-picked improvised “Flips,” culled from our 2016 journeys from Episodic Festival stops, and shows from our West and California runs.

Derek on “Flips”…

“We ended up devising something we call ‘flips.” We’ll start with a produced song, and everyone has a philosophy for playing on top of the produced songs. Alvin has acoustic drums that he’ll play on top of it, and we also have drum triggers for electronic drum sounds so we can get a produced sound from the live kit. When I call a ‘flip’ everyone knows that I’m about to filter out the produced track. When the produced music disappears, the live musicians completely switch their sound to something that’s more electronic. Borahm will drop into a synth bass, Alvin will switch to an electronic kick and an electronic snare. It’s like a quick crossfade. It allows us to go from the produced track, with the band accentuating it, to a fully live band without losing something…It’s completely improvised but we’ve put a lot of time into making sure they know, stylistically, where the bounds are.”

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRI0bqhn-Vebh0JS-KlZsloeAarOCEIdP

Download:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/aph7quars6rkm71/Pretty_Lights_Flips.zip

Pretty Lights :: Flips

More Important Than Michael Jordan (Flip) - 08/13/16 - Morrison, CO

To celebrate the new season of the Episodic Festival series, premiering next week on August 4th and 5th at The Gorge Amphitheater in George, WA, Pretty Lights has released a collection of rare, and unreleased tunes into the hands of fans in the form of USB 2.0. As the “Pretty Lights Movement” project continues to evolve, the idea of getting old and rare tunes to the fans as a way to progressively collaborate, bring the entire community together, share art in a different format, and move these rare pieces of sound forward to the social media platform also continues to evolve.

The Pretty Lights team has big things in store for this years Episodic Festival Series and the rest of 2017, along with the growing #PLMovement project… The expansion of this idea, the ongoing collaboration within the PLF community, and the sharing of art from all the different artists involved in new progressive ways, are things to look forward to from the PL team and the family in the near future… Stay Tuned!

http://prettylightsmusic.com/

PLPIX by @hapabydefault -https://www.instagram.com/hapabydefault/

DOWNLOAD:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3WeGwPKqjGQWEZxeUM1dlN0ems/view?usp=sharing

Pretty Lights USB 2.0

No Blind Rain

It's All Because of You

Tune in and experience select hand-picked improvised “Flips,” culled from our 2016 journeys from Episodic Festival stops, and shows from our West and California runs.

Derek on “Flips”…

“We ended up devising something we call ‘flips.” We’ll start with a produced song, and everyone has a philosophy for playing on top of the produced songs. Alvin has acoustic drums that he’ll play on top of it, and we also have drum triggers for electronic drum sounds so we can get a produced sound from the live kit. When I call a ‘flip’ everyone knows that I’m about to filter out the produced track. When the produced music disappears, the live musicians completely switch their sound to something that’s more electronic. Borahm will drop into a synth bass, Alvin will switch to an electronic kick and an electronic snare. It’s like a quick crossfade. It allows us to go from the produced track, with the band accentuating it, to a fully live band without losing something…It’s completely improvised but we’ve put a lot of time into making sure they know, stylistically, where the bounds are.”