New Music by MUZORAMA / Rediscovering the Joy of Music

After a long hiatus, I finally found time this weekend to dive back into one of my favorite pastimes: curating innovative music videos. This fresh playlist spans a diverse range of genres, showcasing the incredible creativity in today's music scene.

From the indie folk musings of Goldie Boutilier to the alt-pop brilliance of Nilüfer Yanya, the selection covers expansive musical ground. We journey through electronic landscapes with RÜFÜS DU SOL, explore jazz fusion with Ezra Collective, and delve into soulful territories with Michael Kiwanuka.

The videos themselves are a feast for the eyes, ranging from surreal narratives to minimalist visualizers. Whether it's the genre-bending sounds of Glass Beams' raga-disco fusion or the raw energy of Remi Wolf's quirky pop, each entry offers something fresh and exciting.

This eclectic mix reminds us why music videos remain a vital art form, pushing the boundaries of both sound and vision. Dive in and rediscover the magic of innovative music and visuals.

Anything In Return (Instrumentals) by Toro y Moi

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Ten years ago, Chaz Bear, (known professionally as Toro y Moi) a musician and producer, made the move from Columbia, South Carolina to Berkeley, California. This was the first time he had ever lived away from his home state, and he was excited to explore the new music scene in the Bay Area.  It was around this time that he was introduced to Pat Brown and the team at Different Fur Recording Studios in San Francisco. Chaz was excited about the opportunity to make a full record in a studio for the first time, as he had previously only worked in studios to mix his bedroom recordings.  To prepare for this new experience, Chaz was deliberate with his material, writing about 15 demos at home before bringing them into the studio to finish. As he explored San Francisco and Los Angeles more, he became more familiar with the club scene and how music works in those spaces. This experience influenced him to aim for a bigger sound.  Hearing the songs from his album "Anything in Return" come alive in the studio was a unique and rare experience that taught him how to play with space in the sub-frequency area. The lyrics for the songs were created last in the process, which makes Chaz happy to share the original versions of these songs, the instrumentals, with his fans. He hopes that it will bring them closer to the songs in a way.

"Anything in Return" is a collection of rhythmic, mellow, ethereal, and lush music that transports listeners to a dreamy and introspective world. The album's sound is characterised by its intricate beats, soothing melodies, and captivating soundscapes.

5 New Electronic Albums MUZORAMA likes

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The highly awaited album by DJ, producer, and musician Lorenzo Morresi and 22a label head DJ, producer, and musician Tenderlonious features 11 catchy tracks that are influenced by  Italo jazz funk.

Caterina Barbieri is an Italian composer that uses minimalism to investigate subjects like artificial intelligence and object-oriented perception in sound.

The fourteenth installment of Innervisions' Secret Weapons series showcases individual  approach to house music in the ever-evolving field of sound, with new concepts influencing performances all over the world.

Sons Of is the first collaboration between Prekop and his longtime Sea and Cake bandmate John McEntire, a producer and percussionist who has influenced decades of indie and post-rock through his work with Stereolab and Teenage Fanclub in addition to his time with Chicago bands like Tortoise.

The first Bulgarian Beat Wave collection, which was released by a German music discovery website, label, and creative collective Stereofox, not only offers a non-linear audio experience but also leads listeners through the distinctive and varied sound of some of the most skilled local beatmakers.

Adebisi Shank

 

ARTIST / BAND: Adebisi Shank

FILE UNDER: dance instrumental punk rock

LABEL: Sargent House

INFO: Imagine it's 1985 and you're making a movie that takes place in 2011. You picture myriad technological devices that simplify our lives -- every mundane activity can be accomplished with the push of a button -- freeing us to travel the globe, living a life of total awesomeness. The anthemic optimism of your era, you assume, will eventually enrich the entire world and create a global new form of music. This Is the Second Album From A Band Called Adebisi Shank is just the type of futuristic-utopian sound of a parallel 2011 universe breaking through the time-space continuum to guide us all to perfection.

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