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for anyone who's into jazzy instrumental downtempo

stumbled upon this gem today...




this is the track "White" from the album "Soundtrack To A Lost Film" by artist Eternal Morning (a collaboration between Tablo who is the lead in a Korean hip-hop group, and Pen2y).

if you're into raw, emotional, melodic, haunting, and very organic sounding downtempo music with chilled laid-back hip-hop beats, piano and strings, i highly recommend checking out the entire album.

i can't wait to listen to this one late at night with headphones.

this is kind of cool.

lmao @ pen2y though.

that is just brutal...you should see their music videos.

edit: that clip was done just outside of incheon. Very nice place.

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Originally posted by elFreak this is kind of cool. lmao @ pen2y though. that is just brutal...you should see their music videos. edit: that clip was done just outside of incheon. Very nice place.

i couldn't find any info on Pen2y so i have no idea who it is. fill me in?

i will try and get my friend to send me a clip.

they are on korean mtv alot.

Nice find. Nothing groundbreaking but it has a nice vibe.

I love everything you recommend This stuff is right up my alley, thanks!

Very nice.

Absoluletly love this type of music. Gracias!

Re: for anyone who's into jazzy instrumental downtempo

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Originally posted by l�cid for anyone who's into jazzy instrumental downtempo

I don't hear anything remotely jazzy about it

Just sounds like regular downtempo to me.

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Originally posted by Project-K I don't hear anything remotely jazzy about it Just sounds like regular downtempo to me.

I agree.

I guess the block minor piano chords might sound kind of jazzy compared to other electronic music, though.

the rest of the album is a lot jazzier than that track. sorry, should have clarified that.

Could well be up my alley, shame streaming audio / video is blocked here at work, so Ill have to wait until I'm home to actually listen to this..

its ok. sounds like almost every other track jason bentley used to play on kcrw (santa monica) in the late 90s (and probably still does)

Sounds good, I'll have a listen to more of this stuff later on!

Nice Vibe.....I've never heard this before.


peace,
ScatterGun

The whole album sounds pretty good, just skipped through it though so I'll have to have a more thorough listen later on..

Black Shoe sounds really good from what I've heard of it so far.

Love Is, White, Rainclouds In My Room, City That Never Sleeps, and Father's Watch are the ones that stand out to me, but the album as a whole is really well programmed.

i absolutely love when i can listen to an entire album, beginning to end, without skipping any tracks, and feel like it's one continuous stream of thoughts. maybe it's just me, but i think albums like that are rare. most artist albums seem to be just a poorly arranged showcase of singles.

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Originally posted by l�cid Love Is, White, Rainclouds In My Room, City That Never Sleeps, and Father's Watch are the ones that stand out to me, but the album as a whole is really well programmed. i absolutely love when i can listen to an entire album, beginning to end, without skipping any tracks, and feel like it's one continuous stream of thoughts. maybe it's just me, but i think albums like that are rare. most artist albums seem to be just a poorly arranged showcase of singles.

I tend to feel the same way l�cid........there is something special about an album that has feeling of continuity and unfortunately there seems to be less and less of them


peace,
ScatterGun

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Originally posted by ScatterGun I tend to feel the same way l�cid........there is something special about an album that has feeling of continuity and unfortunately there seems to be less and less of them peace, ScatterGun

yeah, a good example of that is ferry corsten's "right of way".

regards,
Omega_Blue

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Originally posted by ScatterGun I tend to feel the same way l�cid........there is something special about an album that has feeling of continuity and unfortunately there seems to be less and less of them

That's may be because it's easier to treat tracks as independent of one another now that they're no longer tied to a physical medium like CD or vinyl.

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles That's may be because it's easier to treat tracks as independent of one another now that they're no longer tied to a physical medium like CD or vinyl.

i still treat downloadable albums the same way i would treat a physical CD. the tracks are all there in order, along with the artwork (granted, it's not an equal replacement for actually being able to see and hold it). if i find a single from an artist i really like, i'll seek out the album it's from just so i can hear the context in which the track was originally intended to be.

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Originally posted by l�cid i still treat downloadable albums the same way i would treat a physical CD.

So do I for the most part. But I think that's kind of unusual among music listeners today, especially with the younger generation that is growing up with iTunes and stuff.

Kids these days.

White sounds very good.. it has a dreamy vibe to it. Definately will check out their albm. Thanks for the heads up!

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