Electronica
Discover Why This New Album From Forest Robots Offers Absolute Relaxation!
People believe they can achieve absolute relaxation through silence, nevertheless, the beauty of music produces the same effects, as will spending time outdoors. For instance, the ‘Timberline And Mountain Crest’ album from Forest Robots features a total of 10 tracks well-designed that connect your inner self with serene soundscapes. Just like his previous material, ‘Supermoon Moonlight, Pt. One’, the Electronic Music Producer, found inspiration in nature. To sum up, his last offering was born after a long hiking adventure in the mountains, and as the night came, the artist let himself be carried by his perception of the surroundings, where imagination played an important role over a period of 8 months. Perhaps, what makes this record different is the Synthwave feel to it while remaining his cinematic signature sound. On a daily basis, we’re dealing with stress, but Forest Robots’ melodies always work in the most difficult times. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
Scroll down so that you can read my track-by-track review.
1 — Sudden Bioluminescence A unique sonic journey begins plenty of bright futuristic synths. Spacey instrumentals were masterfully executed till the end.
2 — Where The Wild Summer Storms Run At certain times, you will notice the second track is highly funky. It’s full of adrenaline over Chill Electronica, and of course, rhythmically complex.
3 — Through The Trees And Into Wide Open Landscapes The first single comes accompanied by some hypnotic visuals that make justice to the song. Eloquently melodic in essence, with some 8-bit video game sounds. It’s simply authentic.
4 — Between The Orange And Purple Horizon Still he continues to experiment on a new territory with the Synthwave/Chiptune style. While a dark atmosphere simultaneously gains prominence.
5 — Treading Where Others Have Perished I bet you feel the same way, this tune is too short. Despite this, I would describe it in just two words: eerie and spacey.
6 — As The Sun Rises Between Timberline And Mountain Crest Soothing calming piano chords + electronic music in the middle, makes it the best song off the album. It also allows you to close your eyes while your mind wanders so easily.
7 — On A Desolate Shore Under A Full Moon Surely, he knows how to magically build some tension in the ambiance but the cheery chimes and the use of retro sound effects give it a harmonious touch.
8 — Farewell Sudden Summer Storm Clouds At this point, I just realized there are a lot of similarities between Vangelis’ ambient music and Forest Robots. I’m talking about the Greek artist who produced the popular Blade Runner soundtrack back in the 80s.
9 — When Forest Leaves Begin To Change Beautiful in all its glory, nice futuristic beats, and good flow. Chill out as you imagine leaves changing its colors.
10 — It’s Quietest At The Edge Of The Crestline Predictably, Forest Robots opted for a cinematic ending, which is literally the quietest in comparison with the rest. Different and original, trust me, it will induce you in a state of trance!
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Stuck in a creative block? When my work days start to drag on, I find myself seeking instrumental electronic music to spark some inspiration. Lately, I’ve had “Colors” on repeat, the chilled-out new single from Polish producers Sergiusz and Robert Winogrodzki.
Made right at home using virtual instruments, “Colors” brings a relaxing vibe with its prominent mellow melodies. At the same time, the piano-focused track has a modern vibe that’s easy on the ears.
In fact, it’s the type of instrumental electronic music you put on when you need to unwind from a long day. The blend of gentle rhythms, upbeat drums, and synth tones will induce a more relaxed mental state that is conducive to creative thinking.
The consistent beats can act as a steady background tempo, helping you maintain focus too.
What I love most is how colorful the song feels. As the title suggests, different colors seem to shine through with each listen.
It’s always great to see musical families collaborating as well. The Polish producers, who are actually brothers, pack a kaleidoscope of rich textures into just a few minutes of music, which is impressive for an amateur production!
In spite of the contrast, the drumming complements chilled-out soundscapes to perfection. What’s more, you can tell Sergiusz and Robert have an obvious passion for crafting sounds, even if it’s just a hobby.
Certainly, this composition might stir up your own imagination needed for creative endeavors. Likewise, its slowly progressive nature fosters fresh ideas.
The Winogrodzki Bros are definitely artists to watch in the year ahead.
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FEYNMAN’s first album in seven years charts a new path for the Parisian producer, showcasing a thrilling depth to his sound in terms of melodic and structural composition. ‘falls: a gigantic rebirth’ blooms with emotive detail, as these 18 songs come together to form one giant wave that hits the listener with maximum impact from the very first second. It’s a record that is the product of pure artistic growth, reflecting Yoann FEYNMAN’s sense of self-patience when it comes to his own development—a testament to listening to yourself and your own instincts that results in an immersive and gorgeous sonic statement.
‘falls: a gigantic rebirth’ is the first full-length statement from FEYNMAN since 2016’s breakout ‘Air,’ which reached levels of success that the 35-year-old musician hadn’t previously anticipated, including regular BBC Radio airplay and healthy touring interest. Eventually, the attention became exhausting: “It was everything I’d been fighting against my entire life,” he explains while discussing the impact that the sudden increase in visibility had on him. “I had to step back a bit.”
After canceling tour dates in the interest of personal recalibration, FEYNMAN drew his attention to the studio while also focusing on the maintenance of his co-founded FAKE MUSIC label; ironically, stepping away from the limelight resulted in more creative drive than ever before, as he wrote and recorded the lion’s share of ‘falls: a gigantic rebirth’ way, way back in late 2016 following the release of ‘Air.’ “I’m more of a studio guy than I am an entertainer,” FEYNMAN says while talking about what led him to go harder than ever in his recording space.
While refining and fine-tuning ‘falls: a gigantic rebirth,’ FEYNMAN also created the ‘Illusions II’ EP, which saw release in 2017 and represented an extension of his ever-evolving creative process. “I started to write music the way one would paint,” he recalls on his changes in industriousness. “I wasn’t doing a hundred takes—I was working more in-the-moment while streamlining my own sound. I became comfortable about my flow. I used to be more concerned about keeping everything super polished, which wouldn’t always get me the results I was looking for. When you’re looking to make everything as perfect as possible, you tend to miss some of the finer details.”
And ‘falls: a gigantic rebirth’ is absolutely a full realization of FEYMAN’s expressed creative ethos, expanding upon the lithe and lovely Nu-Disco sounds found on ‘Air’ to encompass the lush, nearly tactile sound design that fellow studio wizards like Max Cooper are known for. ‘falls: a gigantic rebirth’ was recorded entirely with live instrumentation—zero presets to be found here, every synth note triggered by human touch—and it thusly exudes a flesh-and-blood warmth far beyond what you might expect from such analog trappings. “something about u” ripples and echoes not unlike the celestial Pop of M83, while “falls” is pure Techno bliss that winds along a glowing melodic path, with synth hits that carry all the meditative properties of raindrops gently landing against a windowsill.
Individual highlights abound—the pulsing body music of “SPRING WATERS,” “do you remember”’s fluffy Disco shake—but make no mistake: this is a record meant to be heard as a singular piece, expansive and perfectly cohesive in a manner that represents his most intimate and personal music to date.“When I’m putting something out, I don’t want to be lying to myself,” he says about the aims and accomplishments that comprise ‘falls: a gigantic rebirth.’ “I want to be as honest about who I am as possible. I’m not in my comfort zone anymore, and as a result, this is me being as candid as possible about who I am as an artist.”
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The Chemical Brothers just dropped the music video for “Goodbye,” from their newest album, ‘For That Beautiful Feeling.’ The mind-blowing visuals tell a deep story using cool camera tricks, colors, and effects.
Furthermore, it’s not just about actors and props; it dives into the emotional rollercoaster of losing a hardcore love. Of course, all this visual art wouldn’t be the same if it weren’t accompanied by the electronic and psychedelic rhythm that brought fame to this popular British duo.
By the same token, the drums resonate with strength and energy, and the vocals have a touch of Soul. As a result, Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons deliver such a memorable melodic escapade.
The legendary bros have been rolling out visuals for their 10th studio album since last September. Actually, they kicked it off with a neon marching band in “No Reason” and followed up with a retro dance vibe in “Live Again.”
Without a doubt, it’s like The Chemical Brothers are keeping the hype alive by releasing these goodies in reverse order since the full album hit last fall. Each new video and remix adds layers to the stories they’re weaving for us listeners. Cool stuff!