Top instrumental submissions EP2 Aug 2025
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Melbourne instrumental soul outfit Karate Boogaloo deliver their new single “Wet Day Timetable” via Colemine Records as they prepare for forthcoming album, Access All Areas, due October 9. The track is a laidback piece featuring a host of sounds from plucky guitars, soul-stirring chords, and sparse drum grooves that weave and bop as the textures change continuously over time.
Steve Nguyen returns to our playlist with “Corinne,” a soul-stirring piece dedicated to the character of the same name. The slow build-up evokes a bit of tension before it resolves with counter melodies punctuated by slick piano chords and ethereal horn riffs.
“Daylight” is a warm and blissful beat from Chill4est, and it’s perfect for your study playlist.
“You’re Doing Great” is a reflective and uplifting piece from Snarez and Oddability. The duo bring something fresh and unique to this new collaboration that blends alternative hip-hop with neo-soul elements.
“the coastline is quiet” is an aptly titled track by bad at math, who goes for a minimalistic approach. The guitar licks are prominent and play as an accompaniment to the piano chords and mellow tones.
DertyLee taps into the breezy summer season with “some days,” a reflective cut led by solemn chords, atmospheric pads and synths that evoke nostalgia.
“On Point” is a mellow and bouncy chill-hop tune from producer Groove Geeks, who makes a grand entry on our playlist. The track has a soft, atmospheric, and summery vibe that goes well with the summer playlist.
RMB Justize and Noe Mina team up for “Eryn,” a soul-stirring piece that blends modern neo soul with alternative aesthetics. The fusion of soft horns, flutes, crisp chords and headnodding drums all come together like white on rice.
“Anything For You” by Prime Night is a soulful track with modern lofi/boombap elements. The drums are punchy, the soft tones complement the rhythmic bassline and create a blissful backdrop for listeners to revel in as they complete their chores for the day.
Dave Quinn crafts a cinematic track titled “Saffron,” and it was too good not to share. The track’s layered textures and vocal-like pads come together like peas in a pod.
“Retrograde” is an ethereal lofi track from sleeping with shoes on, whose use of short guitar licks with electronic textures and soft soulful tones works perfectly here. The overall listening is more than blissful, but it’s also bittersweet and relaxing.
French music producer J?n drops a heavy tune titled “SOLAR” in our playlist. The track goes straight into meat and potatoes with heavy patterned drums and scenic pads and synths that add a dreamy feel to it.
Sineg takes us deep into the “Underground” in their brand new release. The track starts with the classic sample from NWA before switching into a Dilla/Ummah type jazz/soul beat with layered textures and atmospheric vibes underpinned by punchy drum grooves.
https://tidal.com/browse/track/547283919
