THE SINE WAVE SURFERS ARE PROUD TO PRESENT: COUCH SURFER FESTIVAL 2 A three night livestream extravaganza with an absolutely STACKED roster of artists, all for your audio-visual splendor, only on the Sine Wave Surfers Twitch Channel! [https://www.twitch.tv/sinewavesurfers] THREE NIGHTS LOADED WITH EXCLUSIVE ELECTRONICA: FEATURING: PROFLOGIK SOULECIST
Electronica went through a renaissance in the 2010's with the rising popularity of online music hubs like Soundcloud. The site went from 1 million listeners to 10 million in the short span of 2010-2012, a meteoric gain that connected artists through a timeline of endless noise curated by creators. Pioneers in experimental
A3RIAL and Sleazy Lettuce work their magic on the ruthless, snarling bass collaboration, TECTONICS. Friends and contributors of the Sine Wave gang, A3RIAL and Sleazy Lettuce have cooked up a banger. TECTONICS is a bass track run through a gargantuan and glassy, cavernous expanse. It's synth lead growls like an angry automaton,
Black Haus oozes style on their latest EP, Mss Thang: An undeniably cool and expertly crafted variety of beach-rock crossed neo-soul tracks, cruising on the surface, nostalgic to the core. This airtight 4-track body of work by Black Haus defies any and all genre boundaries or new listener expectations. Mss Thang is indie
soulecist orchestrates a silky future-beat/neo-soul blend, with smooth, moody production complemented by an immaculate vocal performance from Mel. It's evident throughout this EP that soulecist poured a whole lot of heart into the latest release, things I wish I said but didnt. With a tight 3-tracks of blooming electronica
morasso delivers an analog array of tracks that are nothing short of resplendent on their debut release, the same imaginary place: a convergence of dream-state tranquility and industrial phantasm "Billy", aka morasso, is a longtime contributor to the Surfers. He's the resident analog-fiend that last appeared on the Couch Surfers Festival
Subsidia showed up outta nowhere about a week ago, dropping over 50 tracks from rising bass-electronica artists. The Excision-pioneered record label's pushed so many names into the limelight, and we were ecstatic to see JKuch among that push. This JKuch feature track, I Can't Let You Go (released on the DAWN comp, 9/28),
If you've been following Sine Wave Surfers these past few months, you know that kayoti has been making big moves. He's out here, sharing samples that built his quintessential future bass style. -and you don't have to wait! It's out right now. Synths, drums, basses, one-shots, loops, it's all right here. If you're
