October 2019 - Sine Wave Surfer

Night Swim Radio leads a massive crew of electronica powerhouses together on their latest collaborative effort, Music to Call Home Vol. IV. This 19-track compilation features tons of incredible artists, styles ranging from future beats/bass, lofi, trap, and so much more in an absolutely huge palette of electronica. Night Swim Radio plans to donate all proceeds from streaming/buying the comp towards Today’s Future Sound:

Through hands-on beat making and music production instruction, Today’s Future Sound creates an outlet for creativiy, personal expression, and critical thinking in education, mental health, juvenile, and veteran’s facilities. Learn more at todaysfuturesound.org/

And that dude electrobro is featured! He’s contributed a bit-crushed banger, awash with chipped up synth blasts, a wildly intricate rhythm that’s blanketed in a glitched-out barrage of modified samples. A simultaneous warm melody and ice-cold, chop heavy blend that electrobro serves to perfection.

I feel remiss in not directly mentioning ALL these talented producers onboard the collab, so I implore that ya check out each individual track, stream it somewhere on repeat, or just drop a donation to Todaysfuturesound.org if you can. Big shoutout to Night Swim Radio for this righteous cause, and for makin’ it all happen!

Wanna check out any of the mentioned artists, collectives, or tracks mentioned in this post? Just hover over any bold-text names to head to their page!

Support Night Swim Radio & Music to Call Home Vol. IV below:

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Kayoti – Uplift
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Kayoti – Uplift

Future Bass, Future Beats, SWS Collection

Kayoti – Uplift

By Roxy DePriest|2019-12-16T17:10:43+00:00October 8th, 2019|Future Bass, Future Beats, SWS Collection|

Next up on our Vibes Compilation is a euphonious track from Pune, India based producer, Alhamd Khan (a.k.a. Kayoti). This is Kayoti's second feature on our blog and we are so excited to have him featured on our compilation. Producing for 7 years using FL Studio 11, Kayoti's style ranges from lofi to future