Anyone here also into Downtempo, Trip-Hop, Lo-Fi or Chill-Hop music?

[Dreamless]

Been on the search for more authentic trip-hop, like UK 90s style. Same story with trance, its hard, but some artists i've discovered...

 

[Hensmon]

^ Those are nice @Dreamless. If you didn't already, check out the a.s.o album from a couple of years back. Was so good

a.s.o - Go On

a.s.o - Rain Down

 

[Progrez]

 

[Progrez]

Takako Ishiguro @Hensmon

 

[erickUO]

From Serenity Complex & Aika Mal - The Garden EP (Serenity Complex = Wigs)

Not Going Back

Angel

Falling Deep

 

[Hensmon]

That's a cool find @erickUO, instant buy for me . Wigs certainly got some range then. Also just discovered that one half of a.s.o. is Tornado Wallace.

This one more neo-soul than downtempo/lo-fi, but it's so good. Maybe my fav track from last year.

@Daysleeper

 

[Hensmon]

Saw J-Dilla tribute jazz band last night and some cool bar in the city. So nice on a Wednesday early night, small venue, sitting for few drinks and excellent vibes. One track in particular was so beautiful, it was the instrumental of Slum Village - Fall n Love, but none of the hip-hop and only the iconic "Don't sell yourself to fall in love line" being sung by very soft sung female black vocals. Amazing

 

[Unjungle]

Now Always Fades - Coalesce [Northern Underground Records]



Out today. Wonderful album

 

[BlueSoho]

Self-promo from our new label; hope that's fine


Coming from Fila Brazillia's Steve Cobby and Nightmare On Wax co-producer and Olive's producer/songwritter Robin Taylor-Firth