Hamilton Morris

Extremely ahead of his time and an unsung hero in the current electronic music + psychedelic video art landscape imo. Give this a shot next time you’re in a transcendent space -

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LgwBNJGATrU&ra=m

I just put a community Playlist on my site 💜🎶

React to the streaming platform y’all use

Bandcamp

SoundCloud

PowerAmp

This album is all too relevant these days, crazy how much things have stayed the same.

https://youtu.be/cYIrN_7ZT68?is=4_Z3jHUwoxhaprO_

3:58 - 🫠

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLccTiK7PSXds&jct=jfTFftzMXIgc3MtPK-E36w

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdcfgrvPIFo

https://youtu.be/ia2-Bu-2LMA?is=wZhUq-SEZGG47k1Z

An example of the kind of DJ sets I’ve been doing lately. Just found out that I might have my first paid gig in November.
https://on.soundcloud.com/FEvfs4PFvZjvxkf6RS

In the same way there is psychedelic music, I really do think there is “kratom music”… a specific kind of very faded underground rap music. This is a great example of it: https://open.spotify.com/album/6LTUvLzcmcgtRDnLFFzvzg?si=sKfWfVM3TTasMm494cf0TQ

glenn goulds goldberg variations was a phenomenal recommendation for someone on lsd. i was skeptical at first but im in the middle of it now and its very lysergic and happy! i cant remember what podcast hamilton mentioned this but i second this recommendation.

Curious, how many of y’all like to memorize every single beat of every instrument and verse in songs that they listen to? I used to be able to find quite a few people that did that when I was younger, but it seems to be much more rare nowadays. Mentioned to a co-worker that I could basically play my YouTube music playlist in my head while thinking about whatever is going on, and they thought that was weird.

https://open.spotify.com/album/3BX2BQbQhcjoEP79UsQOAK

The title track slaps me silly. Maybe some of you will enjoy it as well. This album is featured in 1000 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die. I recommend the collection, it’s somewhere in the range of fifteen thousand tracks, and serves my offline music discovery needs very nicely. There is a particular feeling when I hit shuffle in AIMP on my PC, and know that what I will hear next will not be delivered via algorithm. There is no approximation of my tastes, it does not take anything into account but a one in fifteen thousand chance, which each track possesses equally. Maybe it’s a romantic or contrarian preference to avoid the endless similar recommendations of online music streaming. Even if it is, it’s my preference. If you have an opportunity to build a music library which is not governed by metrics and marketing, do it. You may experience your taste in music expanding in unexpected and delightful directions.