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Claies · 2009-10-07, 01:21

So a lot of stuff on this forum are popular bands, top 100's, your favorites, and halls of fame, etc.

Please post some good stuff you think people have never heard of.

I shall start with:

she
http://www.shemusic.org
Electronica/Chiptune/Ambient

This guy published a handful of albums under a Creative Commons license, free to download, as well as two proprietary ones. Very nicely mixed and layered. He's probably the first CC-licensed artist that I listen to regularly.

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Christopher Tin - Calling All Dawns
http://www.christophertin.com/callingalldawns.html
Orchestral/World Music

I only noticed this composer recently. He worked on the well-received main theme for Civilization 4 (which got the spotlight as the first track on this debut album), as well as a bunch of tracks for films, games, and software.

This album has 12 songs, each in a different language. It starts very uplifting, progresses to a beautiful sadness, and back to a strong end.

The link has 2-minute snippets of every track in the album. I listened to just that for a few days before I was moved to buy it.

2009-10-07, 01:21	Link #1
Claies Good-Natured Asshole. Join Date: May 2007 Age: 34	Stuff you think nobody's ever heard of So a lot of stuff on this forum are popular bands, top 100's, your favorites, and halls of fame, etc. Please post some good stuff you think people have never heard of. I shall start with: she http://www.shemusic.org Electronica/Chiptune/Ambient This guy published a handful of albums under a Creative Commons license, free to download, as well as two proprietary ones. Very nicely mixed and layered. He's probably the first CC-licensed artist that I listen to regularly. ======================= Christopher Tin - Calling All Dawns http://www.christophertin.com/callingalldawns.html Orchestral/World Music I only noticed this composer recently. He worked on the well-received main theme for Civilization 4 (which got the spotlight as the first track on this debut album), as well as a bunch of tracks for films, games, and software. This album has 12 songs, each in a different language. It starts very uplifting, progresses to a beautiful sadness, and back to a strong end. The link has 2-minute snippets of every track in the album. I listened to just that for a few days before I was moved to buy it.