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C Y B E R W A V E

By VXLLAIN

If you've never listened to Synthwave before, this song is where you begin.
Artwork by @visualdon – https://instagram.com/visualdon

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EИDERS 28 Jul, 2021 @ 3:26am

LOL... Way-to waive the subjective music flag for contention.

Golianther 19 May, 2021 @ 5:32pm

kinda nice but as a boomer from 80s i dont approve as a starting point

Sadden 30 Dec, 2020 @ 2:10pm

Totally agree

VXLLAIN [author] 30 Dec, 2020 @ 4:50am

True, its not a genuine 100% a synth-wave track, it doesn't have that recurring baseline usually in 4/4 quarter notes nor does it have that iconic ARP effect however it is a good starting point.

Sadden 29 Dec, 2020 @ 1:25pm

It might be a good starting point but I find it a bit removed from the synthwave genre. It's main influence are old video game soundtracks and I don't find much of that in Resonance. I would recommend things like I See A Light / I Feel Everything by Eight Bits for some lighter sound, Kavinsky's newer stuff for quality and (IMO) quite apparent video game inspiration, though his stuff borders on house music. There's Hadouken by Lupus Noctum - a good mix of old and new. Remixes by Astrophysics on YouTube I find quite good too (Especially JoJo stuff and There Is A Light That Never Goes Out and Love Will Tear Us Apart). Besides that there's also Power Glove stuff (they did some songs for Cyberpunk's OST) and Magic Sword, as their music seems quite widespread

Autofreestyle 23 Dec, 2020 @ 2:21pm

I agree. Most prime example of Lo-Fi synthwave that invokes a feeling of nostalgia!

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