been trying my hand at some electronic music these days. Here's a sample
@AvalonFlame: Very way. 💯 👽
@thedisasterautist i have a few more on my channel, i hope you'll check those out too. I wrote most of them to do art and game to. Theres also a 20 min punkrock challenge song on there that i did. its pretty awful and i didnt even write lyrics for it. just went with it. so listen to that one at your own risk! lol
@AvalonFlame: I am currently listening to "Agile Friction". Up next on the playlist thing is "Galactic Transmissions Chillwave". 🛸 🤘
@thedisasterautist heck yeah!! Awesome!!
@AvalonFlame: Digging the art as well. 👍 Very way also. 💯
@thedisasterautist nice!! i really try to put a little of myself in every aspect of my art
@AvalonFlame: These tunes are totally my vibe.
@thedisasterautist thats actually really awesome to hear. These songs are my first try at playing electronic instead of instruments.
@AvalonFlame: It works. 🤘 Well done. Your stuff gives me a kind of late '70s orchestral with '80s electronic, and I dig TF out of that. That was when I found electronic, i.e., Art of Noise, Delia Derbyshire, and more, plus Herbie Hancock going electronic, not to mention the wave with tv and movie soundtracks.
@thedisasterautist right? Thats exactly it!! I didnt grow up on just one genre and tbh i have favorite songs in about every genre there is. While punk at heart, my soul knows no abounds as to where i can take that next sound to. from classical all the way to glitch. Im super excited to be getting into it more and more. Its been a fun adventure so far!
@AvalonFlame: Affirmative. I grew up in the 1970s and 1980s. So there was still Big Band and Swing music on different radio stations, as well as jazz, '50s rock, '60s stuff, and the glorious mishmash that was '70s music, rockabilly, though electronic and punk was hard to find on the air where I was. Thank goodness then for record stores. Oh, and we had Soul Train on tv.