Dusty Chalk

I don't remember which volumes I liked so much, but you should definitely check out the ones curated by Pet Shop Boys, Lamb, Röyksopp, The Orb, Tricky, Morcheeba, Underworld, and Faithless, IIRC. Maybe ask Knucks.

Currently listening to Fun Boy Three Was listening to The Colourfield Music on TIDALThe Colourfield - Sound of The ColourfieldListen to Sound of The Colourfield on TIDAL in exceptional sound quality, or on your choice of serviceYes, all 5+ hours

Here's a link to the conversation I had with Google AI, if you want.

Coincidentally, I was just listening to Aja. I even had a bit of a conversation with Google AI about it. Me: Art Pop is one of my favourite genres, especially jazz-tinged art pop. There's something about those chord voicings that just "hits me where I live". I also really dig Voivod's Piggy Chords, and I just want to learn how they compose and incorporate those elements. A lot of my music (that I write) is audibly "melodic minor" to me, and I'd like to expand my palette. It: (Too long, don't read.) After which the conversation shifted to The Colourfield's "Castles in the Air" ("the perfect bridge between Steely Dan and melodic minor"). ...Where art pop differs from traditional straight-ahead jazz is the voicing architecture. Art pop often avoids standard, textbook jazz "shell voicings" (Root-3rd-7th) in favor of highly colorful, open-sounding structures where the melody line can sing out over a flurry of inner voice movement. Add9 and Mu Major Chords: Popularized by Steely Dan, a "mu major" chord is a major triad with an added 2nd (or 9th) voiced directly adjacent to the 3rd. Example: Instead of spelling C major 9 as C - E - G - B - D, voice a C(add9) as C - D - E - G. The second interval between D and E creates a beautiful, shimmering harmonic "blur" that anchors the art pop sound. Slash Chords (Poly-harmony): Art pop relies heavily on playing a clean triad in the upper register over a completely foreign bass note. This gives you jazz extensions without the clutter. Bb / C: A Bb major triad (Bb - D - F) over a C bass note. This instantly yields a C7sus4(9,13) sound—sleek, modern, and deeply reminiscent of late '70s art pop. G / C: A G major triad over a C bass note, creating a pure Cmaj9 feel with a wide, cinematic gap between the bass line and the upper melody...

Woob 1194 Music on TIDALuploader - Woob 1194Listen to Woob 1194 on TIDALWill probably listen to the spiritual successor https://woob.bandcamp.com/album/repurpose The lost tracks https://woob.bandcamp.com/album/lost-1194 And whatever you want to call this https://woob.bandcamp.com/album/drift-1194

Sorry to be so retro, but anyone else going to upgrade to 27 and then disable Siri/AI?

The setup reminds me of Yazoo -- a soulful voice paired with an electronic synth backdrop of music -- yet they sound nothing like each other. I really dig.

Why can't I stop drooling?

Have we stopped using the term, "phablet"? And if so, why?

LOL, Starlink being advertised by NBC article outing Starlink's involvement in Ukraine betrayal.

Watch a snake 'nope out' (not actual headline)