Trip-Hop
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Hey folks. Just found a cool band via a blog site I visit sometimes. It's mostly just one guy, but the act is called Saltillo. It's violin trip-hop stiff. Very nice. I would suggest it to all.
Haven't had the time to really absorb Dummy yet. Workin' on it though.
Peace'
Rorix
Haven't had the time to really absorb Dummy yet. Workin' on it though.
Peace'
Rorix
dwoakee
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Of the albums mentioned so far I like Goldfrapp's Felt Mountain and Portishead's Dummy best. I'ld recommend those two anytime. Now, let's see what I can add.
There's this guy called Jay Jay Johansson which I like pretty much. (His music that is.
) The music is based on tricky drum beats and he adds his high-pitched voice on top singing slightly melancholic verses in a - to me - slightly sinatra-like manner. it actually sounds a little ironic. maybe not everybody's cup-a-tea.
Then there's Megashira's [ame="http://www.amazon.de/At-Last-Megashira/dp/B00005JA1Y/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1197501807&sr=8-1"]At last[/ame]. More like a drum'n'bass/jazz kind of thingy. Pretty fast.
Next would be The Cinematic Orchestra. I've got the album "Every Day" and I absolutely love it. Slower stuff, jazzy, with hip-hop influences and a slightly cinematic/sound track feel.
I don't know if this classifies as trip-hop but you might enjoy De-Phazz's "Death by Chocolate". Every once in a while I listen to this album and it never bores me. It's laid-back, slightly latin, slightly 50-ies electronica style is so unique. At least in my experience ... I don't know any similar sounding album. Not even other stuff from De-Phazz.
Last but not least there's Björk. I don't think I need to say much about her. Again, don't know if she classifies as trip-hop. Prolly she's in a league of her own. And I can understand that not everybody likes her voice. But she's among my all-time favourite musicians.
There's this guy called Jay Jay Johansson which I like pretty much. (His music that is.
) The music is based on tricky drum beats and he adds his high-pitched voice on top singing slightly melancholic verses in a - to me - slightly sinatra-like manner. it actually sounds a little ironic. maybe not everybody's cup-a-tea.Then there's Megashira's [ame="http://www.amazon.de/At-Last-Megashira/dp/B00005JA1Y/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1197501807&sr=8-1"]At last[/ame]. More like a drum'n'bass/jazz kind of thingy. Pretty fast.
Next would be The Cinematic Orchestra. I've got the album "Every Day" and I absolutely love it. Slower stuff, jazzy, with hip-hop influences and a slightly cinematic/sound track feel.
I don't know if this classifies as trip-hop but you might enjoy De-Phazz's "Death by Chocolate". Every once in a while I listen to this album and it never bores me. It's laid-back, slightly latin, slightly 50-ies electronica style is so unique. At least in my experience ... I don't know any similar sounding album. Not even other stuff from De-Phazz.
Last but not least there's Björk. I don't think I need to say much about her. Again, don't know if she classifies as trip-hop. Prolly she's in a league of her own. And I can understand that not everybody likes her voice. But she's among my all-time favourite musicians.
