Music genres you didn’t know you needed in your life, but you do.

[danny la rouge]

I’ll start.

Late 60s Brazilian psychedelia.

 

[danny la rouge]

Lowercase

 

[danny la rouge]

Tezeta

 

[danski]

Lowercase

That's fab

 

[danski]

Tezeta

This has got and Ethiopian vibe about it. Like it

 

[danski]

Doh, just looked up what tezeta means!

 

[danski]

Certain you must have come across him before but Mulatu Astatke is the don.


Gah, trying to embed a Spotify album but can't suss how to deal with the code

 

[danski]

Hmm, thought I could get full album by embedding but can only post the link to a preview. Poor skills on show here

 

[zahir]

Sevdah

 

[danny la rouge]

Certain you must have come across him before but Mulatu Astatke is the don.

Absolutely.

 

[Orang Utan]

Naughtystep
Clowntempo

 

[zedr]

I’ll start.

Late 60s Brazilian psychedelia.

housemate got me into belchior a few years back. not quite 60s, but ace nonetheless.

 

[littlebabyjesus]

Early 80s Nigerian reggae

 

[zedr]

have become obsessed with nightcore remixes. only problem is all the yt videos have creepy//sexist anime images.

 

[fucthest8]

Naughtystep
Clowntempo

Dubtwonk
Twatango

 

[BristolEcho]

Chopped and Screwed. Haven't had a style of music grab me like that for a while and I've been pretty fascinated with it since my friend first played me June 27 on the 1st January 2022. It took me a couple of listens and then getting through some of the other tapes for it to really sink in that I loved it.

 

[8ball]

Dark Chillstep.

Not so much in a “listening” way, but if I need to concentrate on something it really works in the background.

Poss not what this thread was going for tbf.

 

[Fez909]

Yé-Yé

 

[hash tag]

I have a big thing for Indian Bangla/folk/metal stuff but can't find much over hear.
This morning I have just bought a Hu album, listened to half of it and loving it. Pop/rock with Mongolian throat singing

 

[magneze]

Dungeon Synth

 

[zahir]

Trampetiko

 

[Jeff Robinson]

In recent years I've discovered the existence of 'dub-techno' - it is was it sounds like. I absolutely love it!

 

[Magnus McGinty]

How would I know what music genres I need in my life, if I don’t know I need them in my life?

 

[Yossarian]

How would I know what music genres I need in my life, if I don’t know I need them in my life?

https://everynoise.com/

 

[danny la rouge]

How would I know what music genres I need in my life, if I don’t know I need them in my life?

A paradox of life. Unknown unknowns.

 

[dessiato]

I've been listening to Soko a lot. I'm not sure how you'd describe her music, it's French indy, a bit emo, with quite a dark side in some songs, is as near as I can describe it. Here's my favourite track from her album I Thought I Was An Alien, which is my favourite album of hers.

 

[danny la rouge]

I've been listening to Soko a lot. I'm not sure how you'd describe her music, it's French indy, a bit emo, with quite a dark side in some songs, is as near as I can describe it. Here's my favourite track from her album I Thought I Was An Alien, which is my favourite album of hers.

Indie folk?