We at TWIB are tasked with bringing you the best of the best on our weekly
lists. Submissions come from around the globe and trust when we say only the cream of the crop will be selected. As usual, sit back relax and enjoy the latest sounds from the most talented producers, and don’t forget to show them some love by following them on all social media platforms

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Evening Stroll – “N’awlins”.

Paris-born music producer Evening Stroll leads us into the bayou in “N’awlins.” Inspired by the city that birthed Jazz, the French producer delivers this smooth, retro-tinged piece that bridges the old and new. From the cinematic strings, airy horn passes, slick guitar licks, laidback grooves and plucky basslines, he crafts a scenic ambiance that is fit for an evening ride through NO.

 

 

𝓣𝓱𝓸𝓯𝓾 – “Slow Down”.

Emerging music producer 𝓣𝓱𝓸𝓯𝓾 reminds us to “Slow Down” in their latest release. The track is punctuated on a rich, moody pad, solemn key arrangement and crunchy drums underpinned by pulsating basslines, gritty percussions and soulful horns. The track is the second edition of his weekly instrumental release that will last for the entire year.

 

 

saint rumi x awaikaze – “Vibes and Stuff”.

saint rumi and awaikaze team up for “Vibes and Stuff,” a chilled relaxing piece that soothes the mind and soul. The textures are sublime, warm and reflective and the blend of lush guitar licks and keys with mellow pads add that extra oomph into the mix.

 

 

Anthony Menzia – “Why Are You Wearing That Stupid Man Suit?”

 

Anthony Menzia‘s “Why Are You Wearing That Stupid Man Suit?” is an off-kilter genre-less piece that pushes the envelope unorthodoxly. The swirling synth arrangement, off-beat sound design that blends glitchy and aural bending effects, brings listeners into a world where the norm is not available.

 

 

 

Thofu – “It’ll Be Fine”.

Thofu‘s “It’ll Be Fine”.is a solemn and soul-stirring piece that reassures of better days ahead. The guitar arrangement is pronounced and heartfelt and the warm pads and groove all come together like peas in a pod.

 

Stræpa – “Together with you”.

 

“Together with you” is an anthem for lovelorn lovers brought to us by producer Stræpa. The track is reflective and sublime from start to finish.

 

rainglow – “hum”.

rainglow gifts the playlist with “hum,” a mellow lofi-soul track that offers some form of solace before the summer. The licks, warm tones, and overall relaxing instrumentation are music to the ears and soul.

 

 

Palikest – “Ipomée”

Palikest delivers a retro jazz/boombap/lofi-infused piece titled “Ipomée” to the playlist. He chops dusty vinyl sounds, mellow piano riffs with plucky bass-driven drum breaks to create this nostalgia-inducing track for us to rock with.

 

Black Ivy – “Stargazing”.

Black Ivy’s “Stargazing” is a soothing summer jam that echoes the spirit of the warmest season. The lead guitars here are engulfing and evoke love and hope.

 

Billa Qause – “Kolaz”.

“Kolaz” by Billa Qause is a cool, headnodding jam that captures the spirit of an afternoon jazz band jam session in a basement. The fusion of live sounds, 90s boom-bap aesthetics and modern lofi techniques is what makes this brilliant.

 

 

 

Maofdi – “Color Up Your Life”.

Maofdi hopes to “Color Up Your Life” with this mellow and solemn track that caught our ears. Overall, it’s solemn and sad in some ways but it still offers a glimmer of hope for listeners.

 

 

Lofi Panda Boy – “Hidden Corners”.

Lofi Panda Boy helps us around the “Hidden Corners” with their latest track. The guitar-driven lofi-soul track gives audiences a relaxing and welcoming vibe.

 

jüle. x Bn Hl – “Lungs”

 

Production duo jüle. and Bn Hl team up for “Lungs,” a laidback R&B/lofi soul track that tugs at the heartstrings. The lead piano blends effortless;sy with the atmospheric pads, and the airy horns add a scenic element to it.

 

 

Tokay – “if only for a moment”

“if only for a moment” from Tokay is a piano-laden piece laced with moody vocal pads, staggered and punchy drums and a woozy synth that all come together like white on rice.

 

 

Maadrhino – “Taste”.

Maadrhino enters our playlist with their latest release “Taste,” a chilled cinematic piece that takes listeners on a breezy ride through the city. The keys, atmospheric pads and vocal synths are like honey over freshly baked bread.

 

 

Steve Nguyen x yutaka hirasaka – “Omoiyari”.

Steve Nguyen and Yutaka Hirasaka help close out this week’s instrumental playlist with “Omoiyari.” The track is a sad summer piece that comprises lush guitar licks, engulfing pads with bright touches and plucky strings with soft drums and a perfect way to close out this weekend.