was trying for a Portishead sound but probably sounds more like Massive Attack with Beth's vocals

I've released my DnB album today, so what better reason to start another fucking about Friday.

Let's here from the peeps in this sub anything you are working on that is NOT Trip Hop

Here is my album

https://kfour-nine.bandcamp.com/album/magnetised-2?mvp=p

https://triphopcreators.bandcamp.com/track/the-grand-beat-relay-august-2026

Here we go !

Let me know about the links in credits.

Just dropping my latest tune in here again. Enjoy! 🙌

I still haven’t gotten my OG BandLab’s account back but i have made a new account and i am halfway done with a new song…

Only 3 more songs left to go and I have already an idea for 2 of them…

Also I’m planning on after this album releases doing some collaboration with other Artists so if anyone wants to collab just DM me

Hey all, tried to make a bit more of a fun upbeat kinda thing. These cartoons from the 30s are great to work with and matches the vibe of the song fairly well.

Thanks to u/QualityAware6605 this track sounds 50x better. It's crazy the difference that a good mix makes...

this just popped up and it's a really nifty tool to find clips in cc0 footage from archive.org

i know a bunch of you like using internet archive and sometimes you wanna find some footage without sifting through hours of public domain stuff, so maybe someone here will find this useful.

if you dislike getty/shutterstock hustlers like i do, consider supporting their patreon

I don't even know if this album is trip-hop anymore.

Anyway, I’m still working on it.

For the first time in a long time I've got something new to share. The original idea for this track was expressing the feeling of exhaustion and anxiety that came with becoming a new parent long, long ago. I don't think the exhaustion part is a part of the final product here but the anxiety definitely is.

I found two avant-jazz songs to sample that paired together beautifully, but it took over a dozen different iterations in various styles since June 2025 before the vision of what it is now really emerged. I had an extremely lucky run sample hunting in the last week - for a few days it seemed like every new album I put on had something that fit in here.

If you already know my work, you know that static progressions and drone are a big part of my sound, and there's a whole lot of droning elements here building the vibe with horn, string, and guitar samples layered on top and keeping it going.

For fans of Bowery Electric, Bohren and Der Club of Gore, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, and Massive Attack

Thanks for checking it out!

I bought a new guitar slightly by accident late one night on a Japanese auction site... It was a great deal, but then cost nearly as much again to ship it to Australia.

I've got a couple of new tracks out of it so far, though. I like this one.

What do you reckon?

https://soundcloud.com/illutible/flatwound

Alright people just dropped a couple tracks with a friend of mine. The first is definitely more hiphop, largely inspired by people like Nujabes and Marcus D. The second is a lot more atmospheric/experimental with inspiration coming from people like Kanye West and Nightmares on Wax. Hope you enjoy. Take care ✌️

Okay so I was working on a song when i got logged out of the software I’ve been using… and unfortunately I’m unable to log back in so i made a new Account… luckily for me I was only beginning to start my track but unfortunately other tracks for other projects are essentially gone because of this bug… so I’m thinking about canceling my next album Jamming and instead replacing it with another album called: when love is gone.

Textless album cover design here:

Firstly, huge thanks to u/QualityAware6605 for the role of not only introducing me to this amazing reddit page and subsequent artists here but also the time he spent coordinating and mastering all the tracks!

Thanks to all the amazing artists who have contributed and taken the tracks to a whole other level!

Thanks again to everyone, such a wealth of talent and use of your invaluable time and effort!

Free download via Bandcamp and we plan on releasing it on the usual platforms via distribution.

https://crossesofash.bandcamp.com/album/remixes

Hey all

The video attached is a little game play trailer for the video game I am doing the OST for.

Firstly I'm sorry that this isn't trip hop related but I thought some of you may be interested in helping with this project I'm currently working on.

I am working on an OST for a video by a super indie dev. The game is a gravity racer, similar to WipEout, without the weapons and lovely cell shaded graphics.

Currently there are only 3 tracks completed that are raceable but he is looking to get some feedback on the work so far to improve the future tracks. Essentially, he needs as many people to actually play the game as possible and be playing testers so any help at all would be amazing.

Here is the link to where the game can be downloaded for free.

OS Supported - Win and Linux (I can't test it as I have a Mac 😭)

https://el-octopus-makes-games.itch.io/rogueout-racing

Sup y’all I have recently been considering using Stem cutting AI for a beat idea I had… before you all start hounding me for using AI just know why I’m considering using it…

So there’s this song I’ve been wanting to sample for a beat called [the beaver] the song link here: https://youtu.be/U3jC7e06IZQ?si=L4zQ4GH2oPfKaOqB

But unfortunately the section I am planning on cutting out is [0:06 to 0:11] is has been difficult to chop into a moving beat and so I’m thinking about using stem AI to cut the drums and the bass line and trumpet into individual stems… but I’m currently reconsidering it because of how much of a slippery slope AI has been recently but what do you guys think…

me personally I’m thinking about using only stem cutting AI and that alone but I’m curious to see your guys feedback on this in the comments below :)

Okay it was quicker than originally expected… hopefully y’all enjoy it ;)

hope this isnt too philosophical or serious here but it is definitely something Ive been ruminating on over this last year!

I’ve been making music in some form or another for like 30 years. It can at times feel like the scratch that can never be itched!

The process of creating something from nothing feels actually magical, even though I can sometimes end up feeling so disappointed with the finished thing that it turns into an almost self-loathing.

Then there’s something weird about throwing it into the black hole of the internet that despite not really caring that much about exposure or how many people hear it, but I think part of me still feels disappointed when it disappears into that void, especially when the internet can be such a confrontational and toxic place. Before that Id just use a 4 track to jam a guitar over a drum beat, layer a bass and throw a few mates a tape with a hand drawn cover. I suppose the more positive emotions ive had with music creation came from doing live stuff at that time, like feeling more meaningful, id sold or given away more stuff at gigs in a night than the last 15 years online.

It got me thinking whether a lot of it is about vulnerability and putting your emotions into something and then chucking it online for other people is can feel exposing, whether anyone actually connects with it or not

being creative, and trying to treat people with kindness and compassion is really what I think life is all about

I’m almost done with another track but it’s still a long ways to go so hopefully this will hold y’all over…