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dark punk from Wuppertal (Germany)

Northern California native making electronic noises in the dark.

Kid Lightbulbs is Brandon Lucas Green. Brandon’s music blends an intriguing mix of influences, evoking Nine Inch Nails, Fiona Apple-esque piano rock, and 70s prog, coupled with highly vulnerable and often self-deprecating lyricism.

Brandon operates as a solo artist, writing, producing & releasing music from his basement in central Massachusetts.

Formerly known as flann or Horus (back in the days of the forums of MyOwnMusic and MeetMusic), Benjamin Eisenhofer never stopped making electronic beats. This project is used for more in-your-face electronics.

Konstrukto a.k.a. Kons Spons is an MC/producer from the Netherlands, as well as an illustrator/animator. Part of the Fijnproeverz collective, most of his music has a jazzy or soulful vibe and a positive message.

De la chanson et la poésie, il a extrait l’amour des mots, absurdes et beaux. Du hip-hop velouté et de la house originelle, un goût aiguisé pour les rythmiques efficaces. Mais c’est le rock qui a fait vibrer l’âme adolescente de Calin Dica. Dans sa tête un petit yokaï lui streame du son, jour et nuit, qu’il le veuille ou non. Comment faire autrement que le sortir ? Armé d’une groovebox et d’un sampler, une électro-guitare bricolée façon DIY dans les mains, il exhale des plaintes et des désirs, de la joie et du plaisir, de la passion et une putain de rébellion. Parce qu’on ne vit qu’une fois. « J’ai voulu embrasser mon enfant intérieur : ce petit enfoiré m’a mordu »

Pretentious music made with virtual instruments

If you’re looking for radio-friendly, you probably won’t find it here. If you’re more adventurous but you don’t like the first thing you listen to, try again. Variety is the spice of life and whatnot.

Fine idiosyncratic franglophone alt-pop-rock songs brought to you from the rugged scrublands of southern France.

Luka Prinčič / Prince Lucija is a computer musician, composer and media artist, traversing creative territories from deviant funk to sonic and time-based arts experiments. Founder of Kamizdat boutique CC netlabel.

Computer music, beats, bass, nyabinary space.

Solar Phasing is a French composer and sound designer specializing in ambient, experimental electronic, and modular synthesis. His music is crafted for immersive experiences across TV, documentaries, video games, and art installations, offering listeners a journey through sonic landscapes that are both meditative and exploratory.

Space, introspection, emotional resonance, slow-evolving textures, minimalistic rhythms, and atmospheric depth. Rich in modular synthesis, tuned frequencies (notably 432 Hz), and sonic experimentation.

His style is eclectic but always rooted in sound design and emotional resonance. If you’re into artists like Brian Eno, Steve Roach, Boards of Canada, or early Aphex Twin, you might find Solar Phasing’s work intriguing.

Weird music for weird times.

Soundscapes, drones, samples, cutups, musique concrète, occasionally fuzzy doomy stuff. Deluge/Hydrasynth/Eurorack

Kielen King is a musician and producer specializing in downtempo and hip hop, crafting tracks rich with minor chord progressions, ominous textures, and layered vocal harmonies. Drawing inspiration from the soulful grooves of Kyle West (Al B. Sure!) and the innovative sounds of Digital Underground, Kielen’s music balances moody atmospheres with rhythmic precision. With a Master’s degree in Music Technology, he brings a technical edge to his creative process, blending analog warmth with digital experimentation. Whether singing or rapping, Kielen’s work reflects a deep love for music that feels both introspective and immersive.

Sarah Wallin Huff has enjoyed her work as a composer for concert halls and soundtracks since 1993. Her original compositions have been performed throughout the States and abroad, including the Exeter Phoenix Auditorium in Devon, England; the Mosman Art Gallery in Sydney, Australia; the Zipper Hall in Los Angeles; and the National Opera Center in New York City. As a violinist, violist, and 6-string electric violinist, she has extensive experience playing with diverse ensembles, as well as performing on various recording projects, large and small.

  • Multiple GMA medal award winner
  • Second-place winner of the Charles Ives Award (The American Prize)
  • “Her music positively buzzes with energy…There is no doubting that Sarah Wallin Huff has a distinctive voice that is well worth hearing…” (Fanfare Magazine)
  • “Her music is quite complex and unusual and yet…very easy to absorb and appreciate. There’s a lot to take in here…” (Baby Sue)
  • “Sarah’s music has a classy, understated sound, yet it is baroque and ornate” (Artist Rack)

Much of this music is CC licensed and free, see specific album pages for specifics. If you want to buy other music by Lime Bar , click the Bandcamp link above. You’ll get downloads and streaming! Or you can donate using the Ko-fi link above. All money goes back into Lime Bar music.

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And don’t forget to check out videos for most of my tracks at the Peertube link above. There are many playlists for your lengthy enjoyment.

Disabled (PTSD survivor) electronic music producer from Quebec, Canada formerly known as DJ Omnimaga. My specialities are eurodance, UK hardcore, power metal and VGM. The word “Omnimaga” is from 2001 and stands for “magic”, prefixed by “Omni” or “Magic Everywhere”. For music it was first used in 2006. “DJ” stood for “Disc Jockey”, which was no relevant to my content creation since years ago and was replaced with “Dream of” in August 2023.

Producteur de musique électronique survivant du TSPT, du Québec, Canada, autrefois DJ Omnimaga. Mes spécialités sont l’eurodance, le UK hardcore, le power metal et le VGM. Le mot “Omnimaga” vient de 2001 et signifie “magie”, préfixé par “Omni” ou “Magie Partout”. Pour la musique, il a été utilisé pour la première fois en 2006. “DJ” veut dire “Disc Jockey”, ce qui n’avait plus vraiment rapport avec ma création de contenu depuis des années et a donc été remplacé par “Dream of” en Août 2023.