virt - Lick the Alphabet
https://youtu.be/FIR4qgE95zg
[...] To be honest, it sounds more like a Radix song to me [...]
[...] It's definitely not Radix [...]
Confirmed: it's a radix/xyce/malmen collab track unreleased except for in this video!
I'm not *totally* full of shit.
]]>jefftheworld wrote:xyce is two people (xylo & cerror), so you might want to look into xylo and cerror music as well. There are also some other musicians in that style like Malmen, Joule, Wiklund & Radix. Jakim, Zalza & Michu also do stuff in that style sometimes although perhaps less often. Really, all of these artists do other styles, too, and do a lot of music in general, so it might take some digging.
To be honest, it sounds more like a Radix song to me, but they all work with a lot of the same sort of timbres and song structures.
It's definitely not Radix, but it sounds like Malmen. Not sure which tune though.
Well, I might not be as familiar with the full breadth and depth of Radix's discography but there's definitely some songs in there that are rather close in aesthetic to this one. Particularly the songs that Radix has done alongside xyce and other artists who work in this style.
Unless you're absolutely certain, I wouldn't totally cross radix off of the search.
]]>lorecast162 wrote:Just PMed xyce's page, it does quite seem like his style of music, I hope I'll get an answer
xyce is two people (xylo & cerror), so you might want to look into xylo and cerror music as well. There are also some other musicians in that style like Malmen, Joule, Wiklund & Radix. Jakim, Zalza & Michu also do stuff in that style sometimes although perhaps less often. Really, all of these artists do other styles, too, and do a lot of music in general, so it might take some digging.
To be honest, it sounds more like a Radix song to me, but they all work with a lot of the same sort of timbres and song structures.
It's definitely not Radix, but it sounds like Malmen. Not sure which tune though.
]]>Just PMed xyce's page, it does quite seem like his style of music, I hope I'll get an answer
xyce is two people (xylo & cerror), so you might want to look into xylo and cerror music as well. There are also some other musicians in that style like Malmen, Joule, Wiklund & Radix. Jakim, Zalza & Michu also do stuff in that style sometimes although perhaps less often. Really, all of these artists do other styles, too, and do a lot of music in general, so it might take some digging.
To be honest, it sounds more like a Radix song to me, but they all work with a lot of the same sort of timbres and song structures.
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