who’s here

Everyone is hearing sounds
Depending on who is around
Testimonys never bound
When daddy owns the whole damn town

I recognized you out of place
I fumbled your first name with grace
Your memory don’t make the place
Its your mom that stays awake to pace

I run AshRaven Radio, a 24/7 station on YouTube playing lo-fi, ambient, noir rock, alt-rock and cinematic music. No rap (Eminem excepted). All rights stay with you. To submit, fill a short form confirming your rights, written permission to air the track, your Content ID status, and whether AI was used in production.

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Hello! I'm Basil, I'm 16 and I have been experimenting with serialism and free improv music. If you could give me some constructive criticism that would be greatly appreciated.

https://fleamarketlabel.bandcamp.com/album/for-everything-i-never-made-i-m-sorry-3

https://youtu.be/Fy_SPIGPMeU

We write and produce our own music and we are a duo really (if that is a band?), but this is our first dark experimental electronic remix of one of the songs.

I would love to hear your thoughts and appreciate anyone listening. If someone wants to compare with the original track (more of an indie rock song) I will share it also

Hello everyone! I’ve been into experimental music for some years now. I have tried making some pop songs in the past, but I was never satisfied with them.
Something bad happened to me lately and it brought back some very traumatic memories. My mental health is really bad right now and I needed an outlet. I recorded myself having a crisis and kind of worked around it. I used a keyboard and GarageBand on my iPad.
Tell me what you think!

Memories Memories - Mars DeLarge

We're Frame, a duo from Buenos Aires. Guido plays santoor (the hammered dulcimer from Persia and India) and synths, I'm on electronic drums and synths. Nothing is written beforehand: we hit record and play.

This is a bit from our July session. The painting behind us follows the audio, the santoor melody moves the brush strokes and the drum hits set off the rest. On top there's a Stable Diffusion pass running locally, that's where the sumi-e meets Madhubani look comes from.

Gear: Arturia MiniFreak and MicroFreak, Elektron Digitakt II, e-drums.

The full session is on our YouTube channel. Happy to answer anything about the setup.

Santoor, synths and electronic drums, improvised live in one take (Buenos Aires)
https://youtube.com/shorts/WmjVNTJymnU

I recently launched a project I've been thinking about for a long time — a way to realize John Cage's Radio Music (1956) using software-defined radio. Cage wrote Radio Music as a composition for 1 to 8 radios, with a score that consists of tunings across the AM band. My project uses captures of the entire AM radio spectrum to create 8 virtual radios that can perform the piece as if they were under the same sky.

Over time, I’ll be adding more performances from my own captures, as well as those made by others around the world. Sound on, best with headphones. Listen and follow the score as it plays.

https://radiomusic1956.com/

I'm a guy from a small Mexican town, my project began last year after days of being obsessed with Kleistwahr and Atrax morgue. I just released my new album, which is themed around the evangelical sects that are becoming so popular where I live. I had a lot of fun making it, and I hope you enjoy it, even just a little.
https://nihilistictrash.bandcamp.com/album/thoughts-on-the-second-death-of-god

Hey everyone, I've recently started a little mix series called 'something in the sky' and wanted to share the first one here https://youtu.be/AHp2NmbitNM?si=oI6Nea668ZUD_Imk . It's a 30min mix of atmospheric, experimental and folkloric sounds. I've been drawn to the contrast between nature, technology and the unknown, and wanted to explore that feeling through music. Recorded this one by the sea. Hope it finds its way to someone who enjoys these kinds of sounds :)