UNDERWAVES · 14 (synths & waves) by Simplexia

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@EricMitjans 4 жыл бұрын

musicón primo!

@simplexia 4 жыл бұрын

tato wapen :)

@collinf7291 4 жыл бұрын

Great mix, can you please tell me the songs at 30:00-38:00 & 45:40-end?

@simplexia 4 жыл бұрын

I can't remember the name of all tracks, so I'll make you work! :) These are the bands: Frische Farbe, Artificial Monuments , Box + The Twins... and Azure Blue. Search for them and you'll find more great songs. Thanks!

@sjfkriensm 4 жыл бұрын

@@simplexia I am swiss but have never head of Frische Farbe, thanks for that!

@simplexia 4 жыл бұрын

@@sjfkriensm ... Maybe cause they were better known as "Fresh Color". This is a short bio (taken from Discogs): Swiss group formed circa 1978 in Aarau by guitarist Gutze Gautschi. They started as a punk band featuring Dieter Meier, however, Meier left after two 7" singles, "Cry For Fame" (released as 'Dieter Meier') and "No Chance" (released as 'Fresh Color'). Meier went on to form Yello. Fresh Color released further singles in punk style. In the early 80ies, Gutze Gautschi assembled a new band including drummer Danny Amsler and moved towards new wave. Fresh Color started to include synthesizers and developped a distinct dubby production style. The alias 'Frische Farbe' was created to release songs in German language; the band's debut longplayer "Die Stärke im Minimum" (1982) was also credited to Frische Farbe. In 1984, Fresh Color shrunk to the duo of Gutze Gautschi and Danny Amsler. On the singles "Disco Nature" and "Get On Up", the duo merged their new wave background with disco and electro. When songwriter and vocalist Humphrey Robertson joined the group, they had their biggest success with "Disco Future" and released their second album, "Nightdreams", in 1985. Soon after, all of the three went into producing a large number of different projects. At the end of the nineties, Gautschi tried to revive Fresh Color.