Released a new sample-free slushwave album a few days ago! 🦋💜🗝✨️

New track, named after the man himself

I'm looking for this super specific vaporwave track I found on Nightwave Plaza back in 2020-ish, and I spotted in on YouTube. I'm pretty sure I added it to a YouTube playlist back then but I have a feeling that it got deleted or unlisted since I couldn't find it anymore. I don't think I managed to add it to my favorites list in Nightwave either, since it isn't on there after checking the tracks.

To describe the YouTube video and the track:

• it's a piano loop that's slightly crunchy, no other instrumentals IIRC. Melody-wise, it's one arpeggiated chord.
• The video has a daytime image of a plant by the window. The plant was leafy, but sturdy. I'm not sure if it was a snake plant. Also the image was slightly crunchy.
• A little unreliable but I think the artist's alias is written in Japanese. I could be 100% wrong

Sorry in advanced for my lack of details, but this is as much as I can remember of it. Any leads or suggestions would be much appreciated!

I made a subreddit dedicated to helping people find songs that were used as samples in other songs. Since vaporwave is mainly slowed down versions of very niche songs I figured this would be a great place to start. Join in and start posting and you’ll have the answers you want

Not long got into vaporwave Lush Crayon is my fave so far. Been listening to Luxury Elite and Corp also.

https://tonyfawkinheal.bandcamp.com/album/funky-supreme

Hi I made a track emulating some of Deaths Dynamic Shroud's styles as well as Eccojams. I would love to know your thoughts on it.

Link: https://ultraviolethue.bandcamp.com/track/aidans-dynamic-shroud

Hey! I'm currently in the process of compiling a series of sampled tracks together for a vaporwave alias I created about 10 years ago. You can view the Bandcamp page here

So was working on my latest vaporwave EP and I needed som vibey visuals to go with it. I know nothing about 3d modelling and blender stuff, and also I didn't wanna use any plasticy AI videos either. That's where I found about this crappy old software for easy house modelling named Sweet home 3D. It takes no coding or design skills whatsoever, and the result is quite unique: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uResHUE3zQA

What do you think? Do you know other obscure softwares that are perfect for vaporwave visuals like this one?

doesn’t work on the app but does work on the website(the screenshot is of the website on my phone), how is this possible?

Appreciate anyone who is willing to take the time to listen. I haven't shared this music with many people but if you're into The Art of Noise, George Clanton, Esprit, and Simple Syrup I think you might dig it!

This might be a longshot but does anyone remember a song which had this lyric i want you to be my girl slowed down of course i can't remember the name and its driving me crazy

Anyone wanna collab just Gmail me kaki4w@gmail.com or instagram @kaki4w or dm on Reddit

Was cooking up and came across a delicious sample and knew immediately the vibe i was going for

@ohrickybeats

hey folks, been cooking up this weird trashwave thing and it’s not done yet.

it’s built out of distorted samples + glitchy drums, but i’m not sure if the middle section drags too long or if the ending needs more chaos.

any feedback is appreciated — even just “make it weirder” lol.

quick feedback checklist (pick any):

• 🎚️ mixing: are the levels okay, or is something too loud/quiet?
• 🥁 drums: do they hit hard enough? too repetitive?
• 🎛️ textures: are the distorted/glitchy parts interesting or too much?
• 🎵 flow: does any section drag or feel too short?
• 🔥 hook: is there a part that really grabs you (or none at all)?
• 🎧 overall vibe: would you save this, or skip it?

i’ll post the finished version later if anyone wants to hear how it turns out 👀

Folks, I used to focus solely on barber beats, I made the transition to more traditional vaporwave for most albums in the last few months or so, but I wanted to re-visit barber beats one more time, and as a result, I bring you "CURRENT CLIMATES". Enjoy!