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The First Contact San Francisco, California
A mysterious signal, coming from the deep corners of universe, is intercepted by a radio in 1984. Could this be our first contact?
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Smooth cinematic synthwave for all your summer convertible cruising needs.
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A fun single from Android Automatic. "City Heat" is explosive disco with an outrun pace, an anthemic action tone, and guitar synth accents, including a rapid-fire solo near the middle of the track. It's dangerous while driving. "Last Kiss" is a gentler, slower track whose percussive claps feel so distant that they sound like snapping fingers. The thing that really grabs me about "Last Kiss" is the higher-pitched synth line, which along with the astral chords gives the track a very dreamy feel.
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"Lipstick & Sushi" is awesome and nostalgic, with its sampled voice. "Business Talk" is fantastic, with that melodic deep bass! The whole album is very good.
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Inspired by ’80s John Hughes films and the sights & sounds of Miami, the latest from Zak Vortex is a balmy summer synthwave dream.
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Miami Squeeze (Anniversary Edition)
by Zak Vortex
Inspired by the sounds and aesthetics of ’80s Miami, Zak Vortex's third album takes listeners on a smooth, satisfying synthwave joy ride.
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Omniversal Oscillations
by STARFORCE
featured on Bandcamp Radio Dec 31, 2013
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supported by 8 fans who also own “See It Through My Eyes”
Spaceship Android takes a trip to the beach. "Somewhere Along the Coast" is fun outrun in the sun with a disco beat that drifts in and out. "The Signal" begins with a lo-fi sound then cuts to normal with a spacey, astral sound. "Cruise" is another fun track that switches bakc and forth between funk and outrun with some nice guitar work. "Saw Her Yesterday" is my favorite, though, a slice of teen dreams with a bittersweet edge. Unrequited love? A past romance? The music's tone only tells so much.
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