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Derriziel Pierce – “Drunk Midnight Moon”.

Music composer Derriziel Pierce helps open our first instrumental playlist for 2026 with “Drunk Midnight Moon.” The laid-back tune features elements of contemporary soft rock, with soul and country aesthetics. From the soul-gripping keys that echo moments of reflection to the slick guitar licks underpinned by soft basslines and tempered grooves. The overall feel is a blissful snapshot of intimate moments of self-assessment and calm.

 

Superglue – “Fred Astair”.

Producer Super Glue blends cinematic production with storytelling in their new release, “Fred Astaire.” Inspired by the legendary dancer and the musical aesthetic of the 30s through to the 40s, Super Glue takes listeners back in time with this brilliant piece that is punctuated by a classic drum break and layered string sections. He switches the mood with elements of Jazz and soul as well.

 

Confidence x J Ferra – “As We Do”.

Musicians’ Confidence and J Ferra start this year’s instrumental playlist with “As We Do,” a bouncy soulful jam that evokes nostalgia steeped in the golden era of hiphop. From the crunchy boombap drums, retro jazz textures punctuated by soft pads, pulsating basslines and sublime horn passes, the duo deliver a solid cut that lovers of hip-hop would love.

McDead – “Orange Armada”

Australian producer McDead calls on the “Orange Armada” in his epic new release. The track is an 80s synth-driven track underpinned by soft drum grooves, layered pads and dark sound design that builds into a cinematic frenzy.

LoPhi – “Arashiyama Grove”

LoPhi ushers in the warmth of summer with “Arashiyama Grove.” The keys are a sublime and progressive arrangement that slowly builds up as the track flows along.

 

Vannorte – “A New Year”

Vannorte celebrates 2026 with the aptly titled “A New Year.” The layered arrangement is a potpourri of airy textures punctuated by a smooth synth pad chord, lush strings and soft percussions. The result is a soulful and reflective piece that is perfect to start the year with.

 

 

 

Slowheal – “winter comfort”

Slowheal‘s “winter comfort” is a reassurance for listeners as they pace through the winter season. The guitar licks, soft keys play off each other and take listeners on a journey.

 

 

Chill4est – “Stay”

 “Stay” is a sublime and reflective tune from prolific producer Chill4est. The track evokes raw emotions with a dash of nostalgia.

 

OddJoy – “Clay”

 

OddJoy enters this weekend’s playlist with “Clay,” a playful and relaxing beat with soft textures and soothing vibes.

 

 

Superglue x sfeerbeer – “Before Midnight”

Superglue and sfeerbeer take us into the moment “Before Midnight,” a smooth lofi-soul/R&B infused piece that is smooth and alluring.

 

Bequem – “Stillness”

 

Bequem‘s “Stillness” has a solid drum groove with reflective textures and is a perfect addition to this week’s playlist.

 

Bmbu – “itachi”

Bmbu drops in with “itachi,” a chilled track with slick guitar licks, cinematic strings and layered textures that evoke loneliness and sadness.

 

 

EL-Matic – “Dawn of a New Day”

EL-Matic‘s “Dawn of a New Day” helps usher in the new year with a smooth and warm feeling. Subtle horns are laced with punchy drums and strings that are overwhelmingly solemn and blissful.

 

 

Evening Stroll – “New York City Cafe”

Prolific producer Evening Stroll takes us on a nostalgia trip through a “New York City Cafe”. The track comprises muted bass lines, solemn piano chords punctuated by sublime horn passes underneath a smooth drum groove, resulting in a brief but memorable journey through the busy streets of New York.