#69

Here’s my latest album. It’s also up for free

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#70

My label Frequency Domain is selling our whole catalogue of 12 releases at a 90% reduction (£4.30) this weekend and all money is being donated to the Trussell Trust who support UK food banks.

So if you fancy some good staying in music from the likes of Anthony Child, Ali Wade and Matt Whitehead, head over to https://frequencydomain.bandcamp.com/

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#72

flowersss.bandcamp.com

I’m donating any sales from today to the Seattle Artist’s Relief Fund:

Copy and paste from my Instagram:
Normally all of my music is available for free but for a very limited time everything on my site is $10 and any money you spend on my music I will donate directly to the Seattle Artist’s Relief Fund set up by @ijeomaoluo. Some albums are just 2 songs! One is just a 20 minute long track of found audio stitched together into an inverse silent movie. 2 albums are extremely shitty lofi house that I constantly think about taking down. It’s a real grab bag in there, something for everyone! LINK IN BIO.

I am luckily not being seriously financially impacted by coronavirus, lots of privilege plus I don’t have the guts to try and make my living solely from music or art. So don’t buy my music for me, buy it for my courageous fellow musicians and artists whose livelihood we spiritually depend on and has been thoroughly devastated by this virus. If every one of my followers bought one album, we’d raise $4000 for folks keeping Seattle a relevant cultural hub rather than a technoid wasteland. Help someone pay rent and buy lunch so they can keep making this world a place worth living in. Breathe in this suffering and breathe out your love.

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#73

I don’t really have any new or specific releases to push, but I do have a reasonably extensive and growing (dirty old) back-catalog for my label, of sorts, and a propensity for one-offs and iteration, mostly behind a relatively modest paywall:

Most of the earlier material is rather noisy, (decidedly more) weirdly amateur, and roughly recorded, though the later material is notably better in this regard. A lot of the older 4track material will be subject to iteration/remastering (if not already completed) in the near-future, owing to new equipment and methods for accomplishing this (with most of the MD, stereo cassette, and VHS recorded material soon to follow). This project has had a history of transparency since its inception, and there’s little that was recorded under its banner which has not at one time or another been released in some fashion (and less still that was performed/improvised without being recorded). While it’s well past its heyday, I’m always exploring new avenues for Moonside to ply its course, though lately none so extensively as through my own solo efforts.

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#74

https://beaunoise.bandcamp.com/ - ambient / experimental / minimalism / Norns / Buchla / noise / etc.

tapes & CDs ship once i’m allowed outside again. i’m not a frequent poster but i truly appreciate reading and learning from this community. much love and thanks for listening.

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#75

These efforts are amazing. I’m not sure the quarantine will be enough time to get through them all.

Especially when Bandcamp is buckling so badly. Ooof.

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#76

Wasn’t there a Lines collab once?

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#77

old albums are free.

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#78

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#79

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#80

Yes the one I have linked is the lines collab, or what do you mean?

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#81

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#82

I’ve released five albums under my current project a773 (latest first):

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#83

Everything on Loma Editions is pay what you want. And please feel free to download for free—my income is not dependent on these sales. Also, all these albums will remain free beyond today’s Bandcamp promotion—that is, until we release our first proper physical CD later this year.






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#84

Thank you very much for the topic.

I´m sharing my newest beat tape, made with OP-Z, OP-1 and PO-33. It was released in cassette in December and is sold out - indeed, with lots of support from the lines community :slight_smile:

It´s now as a pay-as-you-want release.

I´m not seriously financially impacted by the COVID-19, but here in Brazil we are already facing a deep economic crisis (our currency devaluated 25% in the last 4 months), obviously aggravated by the coronavirus, so all the money will go to fellow artists and workers (hostess, bartenders, bouncers) in distress.

Unfortunately our situation is really bad.

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#85

What a great idea! Here’s my landing page. Lots of monome oriented ambient music:

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#86

If you’re stressed, having trouble sleeping, crave being outdoors then maybe this can help:

Long form #fieldrecording of Palliser Beach, NZ (with alternate tracks that fade out over 1 hour) - updated to ‘pay what you like’ including $0

#87

Here’s my solo work, mostly modular and some guitar. All free at the moment.

https://donnymahlmeister.bandcamp.com/album/shreds

https://donnymahlmeister.bandcamp.com/album/cowboy-songs

https://donnymahlmeister.bandcamp.com/album/a-space-between

https://donnymahlmeister.bandcamp.com/album/snow-angles

#88

We released some meditative drone music today

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#89

Latest release: https://caelmore.bandcamp.com/album/waterbody

Everything is pay-what-you-can and the subscription option is set to Bandcamp’s minimum price of $3 a month.

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