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

If you like this article check out our previous entries HERE

Stream on Spotify playlist 1 here

 

 

 

 

 

SV – “Now You Wish You Would”.

Producer SV collaborates with vocalist Antonia Marquee and flutist JaMichael for this new collaboration titled “Now You Wish You Would.” From the sublime textures, atmospheric pads laced with soothing flute and a soft drum groove, listeners are thrown into a dreamy world where decisions must be made. The sublime fusion of rich layered instrumentation and soft vocal harmonies is undeniable.

 

 

konb – “White Mocha”.

Producer konb brews up some “White Mocha” for our playlist and it’s perfect from start to finish. The airy horns flow seamlessly with the rich guitar plucks, warm pads and bass-driven rhythms.

 

jade tree – “come down”

Japanese producer jade tree enters our playlist with “come down,” a mid-tempo boombap-soul track that evokes feelings of warmth and reflection. The vocal chops, synth arrangements and strings all come together like white on rice.

 

 

 

 

ENDRUN – “Not Notorious (Instrumental)”

Osaka, Japan-based producer ENDRUN drops “Not Notorious (Instrumental),” a pounding track with soothing vocal samples, warm pads and a punchy drum groove. The track is from his new instrumental project All Pain 4 Me.

 

Spiny Norman – “Ghostface”

Spiny Norman brings raw ominous energy in their new release “Ghostface.” Tapping into the blaxploitation/Kung fu flick bag, he crafts a cinematic piece comprising rich guitar licks, and vocal samples with fighting grunts that evoke the spirit of early Wu-Tang vibes.

 

 

Paklite x Tee Peters x Chase Ty – “Kickback”

“Kickback” is the new collaboration from Paklite, Tee Peters and Chase Ty. The track has a blend of lofi-jazz comprising airy horns, ethereal pads and glitchy drums that help bring it all together.

 

 

Black Ivy – “Sunset Stroll”.

Black Ivy leads us into the “Sunset Stroll,” a blissful tune that captures the relaxing vibe of a cool breezy evening.

 

 

 

Lofi Panda Boy – “Neon Rain”.

Lofi Panda Boy‘s “Neon Rain” is a retro jazz/lofi piece driven by rich piano arrangements and soft horn riffs with a prevalent bass-led rhythm section. Overall, it gives off a nostalgic feel with reflective vibes.

 

 

 

Deyuma – “Destiny”

“Destiny” by emerging producer Deyuma is a cinematic piece that evokes the spirit of a warrior on the path to fulfilling their destiny. From the scenic strings, mellow pads and sparse drums, listeners are thrown into the mix of the action from the moment, they hit the play button.

 

 

 

Thxnkyu – “fun times on the strip”

Thxnkyu’s “fun times on the strip” is a soothing lofi-soul track that evokes nostalgia and bittersweet memories. The instrumentation is layered, rich and well-crafted.

 

 

Chill LoFi Panda Boy – “Melodic Moonlight”.

Chill LoFi Panda Boy knows a thing or two about the “Melodic Moonlight” in their latest release. The guitar-driven piece is warm, relaxing and soothing from start to finish.

 

 

 

 

Bambino FM – “Honeymoon”.

Bambino FM returns to our playlist with “Honeymoon,” a smooth and groovy tune that has lush leys, plucky synths and organs with airy horn arrangements.

 

 

 

Herr Kaschke – “Defiant Jazz”.

Herr Kaschke flips the script in their new release “Deviant Jazz.” The talented producer takes elements of classical jazz and fuses them with a uniquely expressive twist. From the lofi sensibilities, neo-soul aesthetics and experimental approach of layering, he delivers a solid piece that everyone can vibe to.

 

 

 

Bequem – “Home”

German producer Bequem helps close this week’s playlist with “Home,” an aptly titled track that reminds us of the comfort of home.