Showing posts with label Ogg Vorbis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ogg Vorbis. Show all posts

Monday, March 09, 2015

Sky Effect « Freedom Eye »

Sky Effect is still a relatively new project of psychedelic electronica created by Ukrainian musician Viktor Korchinsky.
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Freedom Eye was published on 14th of November 2013 via Jamendo and is ongoing proof that indeed new music to discover is out there. Downtempo music with ambient and psychotronic sound with lots of great ideas that I wish Viktor would have released in lossless FLAC. It would make a great release for Ektoplazm.
  • Free streaming and download in MP3 or OggVorbis from Jamendo CC BY-NC 3.0
  • Free streaming and download in WAV, FLAC, MP3 or OggVorbis from the Internet Archive CC BY-NC 4.0


    In this player each track is featured twice.
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Creative Commons License
Freedom Eye by Sky Effect is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.
Based on a work at http://www.jamendo.com/list/a128626.

Monday, November 17, 2014

mindthings « Life’s Path »

mindthings is the downtempo project of Clément Peres from Bordeaux in France.

Life’s Path was his second album by Jamendo.
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Life’s Path was released on 5th of February in 2007 under a Creative Commons license. It’s electronic downtempo music with a good deal of piano-playing and an occasional beat. The Last Time on This Earth features vocals by Maya de Luna, not exactly a favourite of mine; I've never been a fan of this kind of dream pop. But Emotion Vibes is worth a repeated listen…
  • Free streaming and download in MP3 or Ogg Vorbis from the Jamendo CC BY-NC 3.0

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Saturday, June 15, 2013

Кисаньки Мокренькая Писяющие Лижуть « Пидрахуй: Пестни о звоне в ушах »

Political internet memes lend themselves very easily to musical interpretation, usually by artists of industrial or abstract music. A perfect example is the meme Путин, підрахуй which is actually Ukrainian yet widely known in Russia. In the political context it means "Putin, count the days of freedom" (more or less). Russian music band Кисаньки Мокренькая Писяющие Лижуть has released an EP of abstract and noise music.
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Пидрахуй: Пестни о звоне в ушах - which means more or less "Count (the Days): Songs about Buzzing in the Ears - was released by the "Multimedia Dept." of the TrOLO-OLO-LOL-lo TeAm.
  • Free streaming and download in WAV, FLAC, MP3 or Ogg Vorbis from the Internet Archive CC BY-SA 3.0
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Caroline Jago « Spectral Adumbrations »

Caroline Jago is a prolific musician in the neofolk and related music scene.
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  1. Hope 4:20
  2. Spectra 4:54
  3. Agnus Dei 3:35
  4. Submergence 7:28
  5. Fragmentum I 2:41
  6. Vitam 4:23
  7. In Spatium 5:26
Spectral Adumbrations was released 12th June 2013 by the Kahvi Collective. It is an excursion into dark ambient, space ambient and neoclassical music.
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Tuesday, June 11, 2013

Diablo Swing Orchestra « The Butcher's Ballroom »

Sometimes a professional band offers its music through a free license for promotional reasons. That's what the Diablo Swing Orchestra did with its first album.
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The Butcher's Ballroom was originally released on 17th August 2006 in hardcopy by Gillioutine Grooves, the label owned by the band itself. Almost three years later, on 24th July 2009, the album - a mix of avant-garde metal, swing jazz, traditional European music and classical soprano singing - was made available under a Creative Commons license.
  • Free streaming and download in MP3 from Jamendo CC BY-NC-ND 3.0
  • Free streaming and download in MP3 or Ogg Vorbis from the Internet Archive CC BY-NC-ND 3.0
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Monday, June 10, 2013

Eat Rabbit « Kiss the Dolphin »

One of the big advantages of free music - and here I am talking about free as in gratuit - is the fact that you can find music you would never know about and maybe normally wouldn't pay a dime for. Sometimes to your own and the musician's loss…
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Kiss the Dolphin was released March 27th 2009. It's style is… well, unpredictable is the world that comes to mind. Techno, big beat, chipcore, breakcore, glitch are half-useful to describe the cornerstones of his music. I especially liked the name, as I don't eat rabbits but would like the chance to try and kiss a dolphin…
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Monday, June 03, 2013

Epic Soul Factory « Volume One »

Nothing enhances a moving picture more than sound, especially if it is as emotional as a good film score. Good film music has become so popular that now there's even music movie-style without the million dollar movie to go with.
Some artists now have specialized to provide us with good music that plays to the ear without the limitations that film techniques require. Epic Soul Factory, made up of four film composers from Spain, is one of them.

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Epic Soul Factory - Volume One, their first album, was originally released 15 August 2010. Only on 17 February 2011 they released it in a downloadable format through Jamendo but with an altered tracklist.

Here you can listen to the originally released version in streaming only.

  • Free streaming and download in MP3 from Jamendo CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
  • Free streaming and download in MP3 or Ogg Vorbis from the Internet Archive CC BY-NC-SA 3.0


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See also: Last.fm | MusicBrainz | RateYourMusic


Epic Soul Factory - Volume One ℗ 2010,2011 Epic Soul Factory ℅ Eduardo Jiménez, David de la Morena, Fran Soto, and Francesc Vilà
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Sunday, June 02, 2013

Halo Effect « Hammer the Gear »

Being a long-term Depeche Mode fan myself, bands highlighting the now classic period of DM as the world's foremost synth pop band in the second half of the 1980s have long held a special interest to me. But not everything can be considered a success. Here, Italian band Halo Effect finally reached a level that their music can be recommended.

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Hammer the Gear was the first remix single, released 1 September 2009.



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Hammer the Gear ℗ 2009 Halo Effect ℅ Marco Cattani, John Andrew Peverieri, Alessandro Polinori, and Federico Rosi
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Saturday, June 01, 2013

2Invention « In Aeternum »

Around 2002 two young musicians from Poland decided to make trance music together. Calling themselves Thomas Eccard and Neal Cerrone, their early releases, while as a whole being trance music, still owes some to French disco trance artists from the 1970s, Cerrone (of Supernature fame) being an obvious one.
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In Aeternum was released 22 May 2007. The original download was released with a Attribution-NoDerivs license while today the download page displays a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike. To be the safe side let's assume that you may share it under the conditions that you must attribute the work to its creator, that you may not use it for commercial purposes and that you may not transform it in any way.
  • Free streaming and download in MP3 from Jamendo CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
  • Free streaming and download in MP3 and Ogg Vorbis from the Internet Archive CC BY-ND 3.0
Direct download of the MP3 version of the complete album from the Internet Archive:
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CC BY-NC-ND 3.0

Sonocore Records Presents « Nex Gen Volume 02 »

Once you've started with Volume One and getting to the second Volume, you realize that there is more variety to the Jumpcore Frenchstyle thingy than it initially appears.
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Nex Gen Volume 02 (stylized simply as Nex Gen 2 on the cover) was released 24 July 2007. Besides Toxik Waste and Noize-R themselves are returning V-Bass, DJ Guit and NTX 13, while DJ Marvel, DJ get's, G-T3K, DJ Endy, DJ Baback, Greg Kalas and Middle M are new additions. Jean Jacques Bartholoméï (of the Mad Jumperz) makes a special appearance by way of a remix. Similar in diversity both in style and quality one track stands out to me, if nothing else for utilizing a Star Wars theme composed by John Williams. If you look closely at the track title you'll find it easily enough.
  • Free streaming and download in MP3 from Jamendo CC BY-SA 3.0
  • Free streaming and download in MP3 and Ogg Vorbis from the Internet Archive CC BY-SA 3.0
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Sonocore Records Presents « Nex Gen Volume 01 »

Jumpstyle, Hardstyle, Hardcore, Frenchcore, or even Gabber… I'm not getting all these terms! I can tell that not everything sounds the same but whether this is due to some differences in the genre or just some individuality of the artist - I don't know… I like this/these genre(s) enough to listen to it occasionally but not enough to really get musicologically involved to sort it out.
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Nex Gen Volume 01 (also stylized Nex Gen Volume One on the cover) is - not too surprisingly - the first volume in Karol and Guillaume's series on hard techno and its variations, released 27 April 2007. Respresenting the diverse styles are NTX13, V-Bass, DJ Guit, Thunderfear (through his collaboration with V-Bass called The Hardquake), and, of course, Toxik Waste and Noize-R themselves. While not every track is to my liking, there are a few tracks that stand out.
  • Free streaming and download in MP3 from Jamendo CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
  • Free streaming and download in MP3 and Ogg Vorbis from the Internet Archive CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
Direct download of the MP3 version of the complete album from the Internet Archive:
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CC BY-NC-SA 3.0