
Atomic Queen (feat. John Brookhouse) (Guitar God Mix)
Atomic Queen (feat. John Brookhouse) (Guitar God Mix) - We Are the Dream Eaters

We Are the Dream Eaters
What is your genre of music?
Our music jumps between genres, we really don’t fit neatly into any one genre. People often say we sound like the metal band Ghost. I don’t really see that – at all – but it comes up quite a bit. It certainly works to give people a rough idea – I think if you mixed Ghost with ABBA what you’d arrive at is something like what we sound like.
What made you go into music?
Passion and stupidity. You sort of have to be unrealistic to get into making music. It’s about the most unrealistic thing you can do. Even if you’re really good at it, that guarantees nothing. You have to believe in yourself to an extent that is fairly delusional.
John Brookhouse

The Dream Eaters: Muffins
The Dream Eaters: Muffins - From the album The Dream Eaters YEAR END REPORT
Who are your influences?
It’s always weird to try to narrow this down here are literally hundreds of them. There were times in my life when I was influenced by artists that I would never listen to now – not because they’re not amazing, just because I’m in a different place. But of course an influence that I had 20 years ago influenced me to become whatever I became then, and what I became then is still part of me, so something that I was listening to when I was 13 is just as much an influence as something I listen to now. And of course every artist is just naturally influenced by everything around them. So anyway there’s way too many to list here, but in brief, if you call this brief: Motown, Philly Soul, 70s soul like Stevie Wonder, Sly Stone, Curtis Mayfield, Marvin Gaye, Aretha Franklin; 70s prog: Yes, Rush, Genesis; 80s metal: Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Ozzy Osborne, Heart; 80s new wave/post-punk: XTC, Souixsie and the Banshees, New Order, Depeche Mode; 80s art pop: Peter Gabriel, Kate Bush, Gary Numan; 90s art pop: Air, Daft Punk, Bjork, Stereolab; 2000s neo-soul: Erykah Badu, D’angelo, the Roots.
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The Dream Eaters: I AM THE ANTICHRIST
The Dream Eaters: I AM THE ANTICHRIST
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The Dream Eaters: Program Me, I'm A Machine
The Dream Eaters: Program Me, I'm A Machine
Are you signed?
I have my own little label, Song Dynasty. That doesn’t really count though. We’re the only artist currently on it.
You released your new single ‘Program Me, I’m A Machine’, tell us more about the song and the meaning behind it.
It’s sort of like Stepford Wives if that was a musical. The song never says this directly but it’s about the desire to control women’s bodies, which is unfortunately more relevant now than ever.
Describe the track in two words.
Robot wife.
What was the writing and recording process like?
I wrote it and recorded it very quickly and sent it over to Elizabeth, who then recorded the vocal and nailed it on the first try. It often takes us several rounds to get an arrangement and a vocal we’re happy with, but this one came together right away.
Who did you work with on the single?
We don’t really work with anyone besides the two of us. I do most of the writing and production, and Elizabeth sings. She also helps me choose which songs work, although we’ve been working together so long that I already know what she’s going to say, so now I only really send her stuff I’m pretty sure she’s going to like.
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The Dream Eaters: Invite Me Over
The Dream Eaters: Invite Me Over
Where do you see yourself now in 5 Years?
Ideally we’ll be doing exactly what we’re doing now on a scale that is slightly grander but not too grand.
What quote or saying do you always stick by?
You’ll stop caring what people think about you when you realize how seldom they do – David Foster Wallace
When you are at a gig, what are 5 things you cannot forget?
Ha, I’ve been gigging for so long that I wouldn’t forget anything, thanks to the overwhelming anxiety that I get weeks in advance of any show.
Do you have social media accounts so your fans can follow you?
The easiest way to get to all things Dream Eaters is to just go to our site – thedreameaters.com – and it’s all right there.

The Dream Eaters: Frequency
The Dream Eaters: Frequency









The Dream Eaters: I Am Bleeding Internally
The Dream Eaters: I Am Bleeding Internally









The Dream Eaters: Dead Friends
The Dream Eaters: Dead Friends



The Dream Eaters: 3D Printer (Vagina Version)
The Dream Eaters: 3D Printer (Vagina Version)



A-OK
A-OK · Brothertiger Fundamentals, Vol. VI

John Jagos, better known by his stage name, Brothertiger, began his initial forays into electronic music at an early age. His discovery of analog synthesis drew him into a world of endless possibilities, and led him to an abundance of influences from the past, particularly from the early 1980s.
Today, Brothertiger progresses as an ever-evolving studio and live project, focusing on the integration of the natural world into synthesized music. Blending that with modern production techniques, he released the first few Brothertiger tracks in 2010, packaging them as the Vision Tunnels EP. In 2012, he released his first full-length record, Golden Years, on Mush Records. After moving to Brooklyn, he released his second LP, titled Future Splendors, in 2013. Two full years of touring and writing came after that, and in 2015, John self-released Out of Touch to critical acclaim. After a few more tours, countless remixes, and his first instrumental collection, he released Paradise Lost in 2020, a natural pivot back to his admiration of early ‘80s studio production.
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Sleepless-Nights (Feat. Sandor Gavin) - Moments Lost in Time [Chillwave/Retrowave]
Sleepless-Nights (Feat. Sandor Gavin) - Moments Lost in Time [Chillwave/Retrowave]

Sandor Gavin is a producer and songwriter whose music blurs the lines between synth-pop and new wave, with a penchant for retro beats, dreamy soundscapes and memorable melodies. He is currently releasing on Mirrorgate Media.


Fade
Fade · Sleepless-Nights ·Moments Lost In Time -Sandor Gavin · Silke · Jonathan Adams


Memories
Memories · Sleepless-Nights · Sun City ·

Created by Mads Noye and Chris Catton as a creative outlet for all the music deemed to be too synthwave-inspired for their other projects, the Sun City powerhouse has grown in volume at an impressive rate
Drawing heavy inspiration from the 80s synthesizer scene, Sun City has managed to connect with a substantial online audience who yearn for the nostalgic sounds of Juno synthesizers and LinnDrums

Valley Girl
Valley Girl · AWITW · Nico Bernard
AWITW’s “Valley Girl” spills out in jewel-like tones, swirling me away on an auditory journey. Through layers of intermingled tones, textural elements and melodic expression, the album unfolds in scenes of affection, adventure and moments of more melancholy contemplation. The way in which AWITW reflects experiences and imagery adds to the complexity and depth of the musical experience. I'm also enamoured of the performance by Ross Lustre on “Running Wild,” as it gives further weight to the music’s emotive nature.
A tide of layered synth sounds sweeps through “Valley Girl” bearing me along in its flow. Luminosity intermingles with density and fragility with strength, sliding together in a welter of ear-catching auditory complexity. Each different element emphasizes another image or feeling, elucidating the artist's creative view. His ability to choose sounds that suit the different tracks allows the music to expand and encompass the atmosphere and mood which they radiate. As a result, the music clearly communicates to the listener.
Melodically speaking, “Valley Girl” packs a punch. Each track contains within it a melodic morsel that drives home the message within the notes. Every melody is full of unique signatures and radiates a different emotive sensation. As I move through the tracks, each one illustrates a different aspect which the artist wants to highlight, engaging me in his creative process and allowing me to experience the atmospheres and sensations which he seeks to evoke. In addition, harmonics reverberate throughout and add yet another aspect to the album.
It's clear that AWITW wishes to evoke an experience that has touched and moved him in this album. He uses all of his musical skills to deliver a listening experience which puts one in touch with those different emotional states. The way in which he presses home the message makes the album one in which I've become invested.

Eidolons
Eidolons · AWITW · Nico Bernard - Valley Girl
“Valley Girl” bubbles with lushness and complex layering, exuding emotions that run the gamut from excitement to passion, with stops along the way for tenderness and joy. The end result is music that lives and breathes with positivity and a sense of fullness as it evolves.

Real Name:
Nico Bernard
Profile:
Synthwave Producer from Nantes, France. 'AWITW' stands for 'A Walk In The Woods'
Bandcamp Bio: AWITW stands for A Walk In The Woods. Exploring various sides of electronic music, Nico Bernard has an appetite for a wide range of artistic sources in order to find his inspiration.



MARO & NASAYA - WE COULD BE (Official Visualiser)
MARO & NASAYA - WE COULD BE (Official Visualiser)

Artist Backgrounds
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MARO: Portuguese vocalist and multi-instrumentalist who studied at Berklee College of Music and represented Portugal at the Eurovision Song Contest 2022.
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NASAYA: Producer and multi-instrumentalist from the French island of Réunion, blending electronic dance music, jazz, and classic rock.


CFCF - Kiss Me (feat. nuum & Seren Forever)
CFCF - Kiss Me (feat. nuum & Seren Forever)

CFCF is the stage name of Canadian electronic musician Michael "Mike" Silver. Based in Montreal, Silver took the name CFCF from the call sign of the city's CFCF-TV. Silver's work oftentimes involves themes of nostalgia.
Silver has released ten studio albums, a film soundtrack, and several EPs. In 2015, he released two albums within two weeks: Radiance and Submission on July 31, and The Colours of Life on August 14. His most recent release is a newly mastered version of Blowing Up the Workshop 48 (2022). Originally from Montreal, Silver became interested in electronic music at an early age. Self-taught, he cites Peter Gabriel, DJ Shadow, Yellow Magic Orchestra, and Talk Talk as important influences.

Love Took Root
Love Took Root · CFCF · Dance Arts Center L.U.V.
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Seren Forever (formerly Seren 4 Ever) is a London-based independent alternative pop artist known for dreamy, experimental sounds and hyperpop-infused tracks, with releases like The Cure, My Confession, and Stiletto.

LUV (Is Easy 2 Lose)
LUV (Is Easy 2 Lose) · CFCF L.U.V.





DJ Seinfeld & @ConfidenceMan - 'The Right' (Official Video)
DJ Seinfeld & @ConfidenceMan - 'The Right' (Official Video)

DJ Seinfeld
Armand Darius Anders Jakobsson (born 4 November 1991), known professionally as DJ Seinfeld, is a Swedish electronic music DJ and record producer.Jakobsson started making music in Edinburgh at the suggestion of a friend. He began experimenting with exploring the possibilities of music on his laptop. When he returned to Malmö after his studies, his interest in making music would intensify thanks to the encouragement of his old schoolmates. A move to Barcelona and the end of a relationship, resulted in extended sessions and lots of watching of the classic American sitcom Seinfeld, which Jakobsson fully adopted 2016 when he released his first recording. In his music, DJ Seinfeld uses sounds from films or series, borrowings from acid house and deep house, as well as distortion effects. He has also used the stage names Birds of Sweden and Rimbaudian.