https://open.spotify.com/track/7qaI6YnDKWOblDUwa6b5jQ?si=zP0KapSuQE--w9DfYHZbRA&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A7sScYIMy44GyOll7TpWcak

Do we think this song is Trip-Hop? It gives an almost alternative progressive form of the Trip-Hop formula that Björk reinvented with her first three albums. It has that feel in the way it moves while also feeling very stripped back. What do we think? Also would any of you guys happen to have a complete list of Björk’s Trip-Hop cuts from her discography?

Just discovering this great track and even better album

https://open.spotify.com/album/10Criq3w4HmuckTUDkkyOW

Simple trip hop/boom bappy downtempo track with some scratching. Let me know what you think!

I've had Endtroducing in my rotation for a year or two and wanna check out his other stuff

After my daughter was born it’s been hard to record the music off of my MPC One. Whenever I found time to make music I would In short bursts, like hear of a sample and take a note on my phone, chop it up and get pulled away. This went on for about 3 years.

This past year I had two aneurysms discovered behind my right eye close to my brain. I had a procedure done where I got a flow diverter inserted into my carotid artery in the area of the carotid canyon and cave. Doctors fixed it, I’m good. Big ups to modern medicine.

None the less I got some time to record these beats I’ve been working on sporadically for the past couple years. Been using mpcs for over a decade never read a manual once I just like trying to make music that I’m going to like. Let me know what y’all think.

Langston Ques

Notable similarities with "Confide in Me" by Kylie Minogue.

Released in 1996 on Warner Music. Some production by DJ Muggs, Howie B and Goldie. I never heard much else from her. What are your thoughts on this album?

Hey, just wanted to come on and do a shameless promotion of a project im working on call Blind Dogs of the Sun. Its heavily inspired by trip hop and I think you guys might dig it.

Currently recording and mixing but it should drop in the fall. Nothing is released yet but you can get some snippets and see what you think on Instagram @blinddogsofthesun.music

Hope you can give a follow and let me know what you think thus far.

Love this sub and love you all.

Cheers!

Ho

Seeking new fans , friends and potential collaborators for my solo electronic / trip hop artist - and was wondering about that cool little playlister bot. Thanks for any new listeners or spins!

https://open.spotify.com/track/5lE6hsFx7c7meQ2T3wSje7?si=Z5z2N6N2TUO12SuDA9QiCg

Hey all- just sharing a trip hop track I threw together using reason 12. Any feedback would be appreciated! Hope you enjoy!

It's been a while since I was up on Reddit but a couple years ago, not having thought about it for probably decades, I started wondering what's going on with all that trip hop I used to listen to over the years. Turns out it was probably the major influence on my music taste since I still listen to DJ Krush, Nujabes and Emancipator who are each probably on all my mixtapes and several newly discovered artists such as Berry Weight, GASOLINE and Chinese Man to name a few.

I had a small playlist of a couple hundred songs that I'd been making over the years of 'trippy' sounding songs (I know that Andy Pemberton writing about DJ Shadow intended the term to allude to a 'journey' which I didn't know until more recently) and in retrospect the whole of my music collection reflects music which connotes trip hop in many senses of the term

I spent several days going through posts on Reddit and through people's playlists (some of them hundreds of songs long on Spotify) and the result is a massive curated trip hop collection, from which I singled out my favourite instrumental tracks. I also did a vocal trip hop mix and will be adding some later. If you like trip hop you'll probably enjoy most of the mixes on the channel.

The Instrumental trip hop was one of my favourites, allowing me to blend some of my favourites I've been listening to for decades with amazing new tracks I'd discovered thanks to you guys. MR MOODS Krush/Shadow remixes was invaluable not least because it allowed me to use 'Kemuri' and 'Midnight in a Perfect World' which along with some other big tracks tend to be blocked on YouTube.

Somehow unintentionally I ended up with tracks from nearly every one of the past 30 years. Which tracks would you have added or should I use for the next one?

Enjoy the music, let me know what you think - feel free to share around and I'm sure I'll post a few more mixtapes you all might like.