[Album Spotlight #7] VARIOUS ARTISTS- VNR2022 COMPILATION

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VNR has just recently released a very special compilation album with 22 tracks featuring the finest underground artists in the scene


The first thing that I would like to say is that there are many different types of music on this compilation, you have tracks such as marth Daul's "Endangered" that starts off the album with a bang. Beautiful noise-styled ambient sounds that will make you stare off into space throughout the whole duration of the track, there's a very unique field sample of rain mixed into "Endangered" which was a nice touch.

An artist that I featured on here not too long ago was emptybrother7, his track "weekend" is a downtempo/chillhop banger that didn't disappoint at all. This would be something you'd listen to while you look up at the stars on a summer night while you have a few drinks with your friends

There are harsh noise tracks on here such as Sidekick Wave's "So Cold" as well as dsivir track "aumentare la chiamata in attesa mobile" that will leave your brain in madness.


Ohsaurus's "Absent Moon" is one of the more experimental tracks and it gives you some time to calm down from the chaotic sound waves that are present on this compilation, I felt deep deconstructed club vibes from the first listen but then I gave it another and loved how he experiments with different sound textures. 

One of the artists on here never disappoints when it comes to creating a breathtaking track, the artists are known as "broken machine films" his track on here is titled "we tried" it features lovely piano Rhodes with old school slowed down vaporware aesthetic's, this is the sort of track you would meditate to.


This compilation has brought the best underground artists together, VNR never disappoints when it comes down to putting out music that everyone will adore. If you haven't listened to this comp then you're missing out on something very special, give it a listen below




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