Top instrumental submissions EP3 Aug 2025
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Germany-based producer JBdB helps set this week’s playlist off with “No Worries.” The single is a smooth jazz/soul infused cut with hip-hop sensibilities. From the plucky tones, pulsating rhythmic basslines, airy horns and dynamic grooves, the producer delivers a vibrant cut that echoes the warmth and reflective vibe of summer.
Prime Night‘s “Whatever You Want It To Be” is a solemn piano-driven beat that is perfect for your study playlist. The drum groove is dynamic, punchy but not overwhelming, while the sustained chords evoke nostalgia and bittersweet memories.
“Inner Calm” by Resonant Circuits is an atmospheric and ethereal piece with lush textures, sparkling piano keys and soft grooves that come together like peas in a pod.
Lumivara enters our playlist with “Stardust,” a dreamy cut that features soulful jazz horns, ethereal keys, and an overall atmospheric texture that captures the feeling of a midsummer night’s dream.
Kubuch and Malosax team up for “Beside the still waters,” a laidback lofi/soul piece that evokes calmness and mindfulness.
Kitsuji and NNIK deliver something different to the playlist with “Eunoia,” a chilled collaboration that is punctuated by warm pads, smooth piano chords and soft rhythms.
“Hazy IPA by Jonny Alias is a colorful and ethereal cut that is dreamy and warm all at once.
“Flicker” by Chill4est and DertyLee is a briliant colaboration that highlights the pairs distincte styles. From the soft chords, smooth textures, listeners are drawn into an environment that is blissful and comfroting.
CaliCronk returns to our playlist with “Amber Solstice,” a soft and sublime piece that is sublime and enthralling.
Superglue raises the energy with “Carousel,” a bouncy Lain-hiphop infused cut with elements of jazz and Salsa. The horns are prominent and the energetic carnival element ramps it up and makes it quite engaging.
“Soft Corners” by Saakeli is a solemn and reflective cut that taps into the emotions that we often fail to acknowledge. The pain and hurt is transformd into a music scape where solemn tones with urgent guitar licks meet alongside punchy grooves.
Bermuda-based producer Pep brings the ruckus with “tha observer,” a punchy cinematic boombap cut that flips the classic James Brown song and transforms it into something new and exciting. The vocal chops are smooth and use of incidental strings add that extra vibe to the track.
Intylekt blazes through this week’s playlist with “July 2026 iii,” a cut that has dark cinematic textures, looming synths and a crunchy drum grove that is perfect for both rappers and singers alike.
Zesik from Athens,Greece manifests his “Vision” on wax as he enters this week’s playlist with much gusto. The prodcuer delivers a layered and dyanmic piece that blends lush pads and dreamy chords with pulsating bass-driven boombap drums to create a nostalgia-inducing and blissful backdrop for lovers of lofi music.
One Hot Drink has a peculira name but their new single “Now Playing” is quite enthraling. Blending punchy boombap drums with lofi aesthetics and retro jazz elements and 90s hiphop elemets, the producer creates a dreamy and scenic backdrop that is perfect for storytellers.
“Endless Journey” is SaneBeatz‘s latest release and it’s a return to form as the producer creates an atmospheric and ethereal backdrop that evokes solemn and bittersweet feelings.
The next two tracks “Dubh Untitled” and “Mnd Untitled” are from the colaborative project by producers Double-H and MNDSET. “Dubh Untitled” is an off-kilter piece featuring vocal samples, extensive parallel effects, glitch sound effects with punchy boombap drums and dark cinematic sound design. On the other hand, “Mnd Untitled” enters a slightly different terrain with similarly punchy drum grooves but with a looming synth and use of off-kilter vocal samples and aural effects that stray from the usual.
