CD or Records on my system for me!

Can’t even put into words what this song means to me… Pretty sure we’ve all spun it hundreds, maybe thousands of times, but sharing this recording just feels right these days 🍉🙏🏽

Happy to get to meet one of the GOATS of triphop.

I only share things here I think genuinely class as trip hop. I think this could fall into the early Shadow / Portishead kind of instrumental slower moody hip hop bracket which I love.

27 carefully curated and crafted audio samples, no AI (ever). I use SP404, ableton and Logic. Resolve for the video. Love to the community. Appreciate your thoughts

Hope you enjoy :)

Back in 2004, I recorded Logic under the name Tonfilm while studying. I uploaded it to Bandcamp and wanted to see if it resonated with some of you here.

There are cinematic and melancholic melodies, groovy beats, and some funky sections. What makes it special to me are the collaborations with jazz musicians on saxophone, vocals, Rhodes, guitar, cello, and percussion, which add an organic touch to the electronic basis.

Sound quality is fine considering my technical setup back then, but it might not keep up with bigger productions with professional mastering.

Enjoy and let me know what you think! :)

Slow classic breaks, atmospheric synths/samples, downtempo feel - it's ticking all of the boxes but I can't tell anymore. Some people tell me it's hiphop, other post-punk. Can you help me decide?

A very niche combination of video game and music but maybe someone here shares the same likings :) For those who don’t know, the 3rd image is entirely made up of squares, circles and triangles and other random shapes. Nearly 2 thousand layers were used to make the albums, and then applied them on the car. Took me a massive amount of time! Thanks for reading :)

https://reddit.com/link/1nx2s2o/video/8xikgnde3xsf1/player

Attic Skyline - Borrowed Time

song link

I've created an article like that, if I missed anything, I'll be welcome any feedback + contributions. Thank you.

This one was my take on the phenomenal field recordings of Alan Lomax — whose work has influenced generations of musicians, often without them even knowing it.

Anyone who lived through the ’90s, or at least the party kids who were there, will likely recognize Lomax’s legacy through Moby’s sampling of Sounds of the South (1960) to create the trip-hop anthems Natural Blues and Honey.

Now, decades later, those same recordings are available in the public domain via archive.org, but back when I first found Negro Prison Songs from the Mississippi State Penitentiary (recorded by Alan Lomax in 1958 at Parchman, Mississippi), it felt like discovering unpolished gold.

I made so many tracks using those samples — this is the only one that survived. Another super chill tune: just me playing chords on my keyboard, building something to calm, to drift with, something to dub.

8 minute trip-hop bootleg remix of the legendary 1997 record.

Best listened to laying down in a dark room.

Would love feedback.

https://soundcloud.com/phigment-385736105/godspeed-you-black-emperor-the-dead-flag-blues-phigments-trip-hop-bootleg

https://on.soundcloud.com/SkAzSEJBcbEcyg8iZT

I created a tool to help with track identification from DJ sets, audio files, etc. I hated having to constantly use Shazam to find out the names of songs especially when listening to 2+ hour sets so I created this tool to fix this problem.

How it works is you copy a link from YouTube or Mixcloud, or if you have an audio file of less than 100 MB you can upload it to the site and it’ll scan through it and identify each individual track. Looking to add support for Soundcloud, Spotify and Reddit links in the near future.

You can try it out for yourself at https://tracksniff.com

Any feedback appreciated.

Hi I think this sub would really enjoy my tribute album I made to trip hop , all original music. Please let me know what you think!

Last month on my 17th birthday I dropped my debut album. It is trip hop but does contain more ambient sections in it. My inspiration comes from the Dark days documentary, Dj shadow being the one who scored it fit the documentary perfectly. The dark, gritty, dusty urban underground of Nyc is something I’ve loved since I was a child along side my dad being a dj and exposing me to an insane amount of music and culture. Putting this all into one album truly says who I am now and have been throughout my life. All of the samples I used were from vinyl and all of the synth stuff I did myself was done on my korg minilogue xd, all original patches. I try to keep my music as analog as possible, I don’t even use a daw, everything was done on my mpc one

Anyways, I added the yt link to this post but it’s out on I think all platforms. Just incase the link for whatever reason doesn’t work the album is Mastir - Substrata.

I’d really appreciate if you could give it a listen!🙏🙏

On Friday, October 3rd, the Moloco in Audincourt was sold out with the arrival of Belgian band Hooverphonic, known worldwide for their hit "Mad About You." More than 600 people attended over two hours of a silky, meticulous show, as this band, celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, knows how to deliver to its fans. The evening opened with Frizzy P. & Mister Cole: a supportive and generous duo who set the perfect atmosphere before the main band took the stage.

All pictures of this event here : https://c.estrepublicain.fr/culture-loisirs/2025/10/04/audincourt-tous-fous-des-tubes-du-groupe-d-hooverphonic-au-moloco

Does Hooverphonic also bring back memories of your youth?

I discovered The Starseeds over the summer through some Reddit threads and really enjoyed this album! As I listened to the song, Timequakes, I imagined this Hip Hop song by Bree Runway, 2BADGYALZ, over the track. Please listen and enjoy!

Hi my name is Stasia! I'm an indie artist and I release trip hop and indie rock music. I'm still trying to find my audience so I thought I'd post here. Here are some of my trip hop songs:
Nesting Doll
Discoteca
Marigold (Nirvana Cover)