Get Shpongled: Kevin's Ultimate Chillout/Ambient Recommendations Thread

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I'm always finding and looking for good electronic chillout music, so if you know of anything good, post clips here! I'll post something awesome whenever I find it. Look out below for Communist, dreadlocked reggae dub beats and fat, warm basslines!

We can start with the vids from the other thread that inspired this one.

Bluetech - Alchemie Dub


Ott - Splitting an Atom


Hallucinogen in Dub (mixed by Ott) - Solstice (Bass Monkey Mix)
 
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And fresh for today, another personal favorite that I've posted here before (LOVE the live bass):

Shulman - Ra He'ya (featuring Michele Adamson)
 
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Kuba - Try to Forget



The Orb - Orblivion

 
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here's some great dubstep. I too have a dislike for reggae related music, so the dubstep I like is mostly influenced by old garage and two-step.

Boxcutter - Foxy



Burial - Archangel (from the album "Untrue," which is probably my favorite album of the last five years in any genre, buy or die, seriously)



Benga - Crunked Up (Off the best dubstep record of the year "Diary of an Afro Warrior," this song is sick as hell, especially because it's a clusterfuck of dubstep and grime, authentic London shit)

 
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azal said:
here's some great dubstep. I too have a dislike for reggae related music, so the dubstep I like is mostly influenced by old garage and two-step.

Boxcutter - Foxy



Burial - Archangel (from the album "Untrue," which is probably my favorite album of the last five years in any genre, buy or die, seriously)



Benga - Crunked Up (Off the best dubstep record of the year "Diary of an Afro Warrior," this song is sick as hell, especially because it's a clusterfuck of dubstep and grime, authentic London shit)

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All 3 of these are pretty awesome. I could totally download them all. The last one reminds me of SebastiAn. I first heard him when I was camping this past summer. One of my friends brought this album along and I loved it from the instant I heard it.

SebastiAn - Ross Ross Ross (for people in seattle that know of the Throwdown in T-Town, this is going to be my entrance music).


SebastiAn - Walkman
 
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Boards of Canada - not my favorite album from them, but still great, and a great video for this song "Dayvan Cowboy."

 
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Blockhead is a hip-hop producer who is well known in the underground since the late 90s, mostly for collaborating with Aesop Rock on his best stuff. Aesop's "hit" track "Daylight" is a Blockhead beat.


When not producing for rappers or remixing, he puts out instrumental albums that are very chill and ambient.

Here's "Music by Cavelight"

 
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Can't believe I haven't added the greatest musician of all time ever in this thread:

Shpongle - Dorset Perception

 
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Younger Brother - Happy Pills



Really, anything released on Twisted Records is going to better than pretty much everything else.
 
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Old skool favorite, this was one of Simon Posford's projects before he ever did Hallucinogen and Shpongle.

The Mystery of the Yeti - A 'Welcome' to All Extra Terrestrials

 
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azal said:
here's some great dubstep. I too have a dislike for reggae related music, so the dubstep I like is mostly influenced by old garage and two-step.

Boxcutter - Foxy



Burial - Archangel (from the album "Untrue," which is probably my favorite album of the last five years in any genre, buy or die, seriously)



Benga - Crunked Up (Off the best dubstep record of the year "Diary of an Afro Warrior," this song is sick as hell, especially because it's a clusterfuck of dubstep and grime, authentic London shit)

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Great recommendations. I love both the Boxcutter and the Burial. I'll have to check out the other one.
 
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