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Star Madman Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Star Madman is an electronic music solo project written, performed, produced and mixed by Amanda Jay. She is influenced by electronica, dance, classical, and new wave music.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Slowly”
I'm sure this record sounds really dated nowadays with some of the synth choices, the radio intros that are becoming more common, and especially the mix/master, but this was really something for its time. I remember first hearing the title track and enjoying the composition so much. Dimi's ambition and fun with this project come in his brand of Outrun that meshes itself with the Instrumental Rock of the 80's, Joe Satriani and Steve Vai come to mind. A Synthwave classic!
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Lost in Costa-Rica
by DOME OF THE DARKNESS
supported by 5 fans who also own “Slowly”
Darksynth at the top of his game. There is a dark sound atmosphere of madness and devilishly effective musical arrangements. I can listen to the album afterwards, without him getting tired of me. It is a masterpiece.
go to albumsupported by 5 fans who also own “Slowly”
Oh man. What a luxurious album, chock full of lush, satisfying synthwave. Summery somnambulist strings and big fat basslines so tangible you can almost grab 'em. Press play. Turn it up. Drift into the cosmos. Just remember your shades.
go to albumThe new single from ako takes a decidedly woozy take on club music, with dreamy vaporware aesthetics and a deliciously laconic beat.
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Girls on Bikes / Boys on Boards (24-bit)
by Opus Science Collective
Throwback, video-game inspired music that evokes every pastel color of the ’80s with its sprightly electronics.
go to albumSweet and nostalgic synthwave conjures dreams of a forgotten ’80s in its twinkling tones.
go to albumsupported by 5 fans who also own “Slowly”
Very cool album combining synthwave/dance and italo-disco to a great summer breeze. Dimi sometimes throws in sounds that can be associated with different cultures too.
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