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As far as instrumental hip-hop / drum machine goodness is concerned, Amin Payne has been in our focus for more than a year. After featuring his track ‘The World Changes’ on Ethereality Vol.2, we have witnessed the artist move into roots-based territories with his fusion of instrumental hip-hop and traditional ...

Around a year ago, Invention first came on my radar with this track which is frankly on the more unique side of today’s post-hop/wave genre shenanigans. Super ethereal melodies fuse with futuristic beats in a special ethno-influenced blend giving life to celestial outer-worldly goodness. Now moving to the future, this ...

Around two years ago, I was spending some time in Kathmandu, Nepal when a friend suggested to a restaurant owner that I was a DJ and would like to do some mixing in their mystical establishment. Up to this point, I had heard of a few artists who manage to ...

Ethnoeight: Middle East by Outtallectuals Ethnoeight is a free sampler compiled by Outtallectuals that tries to capture the theme and sound of Middle Eastern music in the form of the Trap electronic sub-genre. This EP is in a partt of the Outtallectuals research for omni-dimensional music that manage to fuse ...

It is often found that being an experimental producer is just a lousy way to justify shortcomings in artistic and scientific endeavors. In the same way that a few splashes of paint can be portrayed to be experimental modern art, poorly composed musical pieces can fall victim to this same ...

You must be living in a Martian cave if you have not followed what is going on in Palestine / Israel in the past few weeks (or decades for that matter). While more and more people realize that this war is not that of religion and it is a product of ...

So i heard of unephi through FutureGarage.net when his track ‘nodf‘ was uploaded onto their SoundCloud account. The track instantly blew my mind. It is definitely by far one of the most omni-dimensional tracks I’ve ever heard. Starting off with a raw drum beat, ascending into a poly-rhythmic build that’s reminiscent ...

We first heard of Seven D when we were searching for songs to include in our Ethereality compilation and subsequently, the ‘System of Division’ struck the exact correct chords for the album. ADHD by Seven D A year on, it’s great to see ‘ADHD: Attention Dialed into a Higher Dimension’, ...

After a decision to expand our music blogging so more specific categories, we can now present to you ‘Beautiful Decay’. In this feature, we will be focusing on blissful music that verge on the more ambient side of the spectrum and would roughly be described by some as nighttime / ...

The latest addition to our Searching for the Omni-Dimensional blog is 19 year old producer and sound wizard Bwoy De Bhajan. With Bhajan refering to Hindu devotional songs, a slither of an idea is given about the music you will hear. Bwoy was deservedly a nominee for ‘Newcomer Of The ...

We like to present our 14th guest mix from new Outtallectuals artist and heavyweight mogul, The Creature. This is a journey through the music that influences him. Enjoy! Track List: Intro (The Creature Remix) – Sum 41 Majesty – Joe Ford Flare – Carvar & Clock Flare – Meta Red ...

I first heard of Radioactive Sandwich through Globular. It was the teaming of these artists on the ‘Sorbet for the Soul’ EP; a super fresh collaboration idea where the artists would remix each other’s songs, Mango and Lemon, to create ‘Mamon’ and ‘Lengo’. So it was that Radioactive Sandwich (RS) ...

This Winter solstice, following up with the theme of outer-worldly and ethereal music, we present to you our fourth compilation album and the second in the recent series: Ethereality Vol.2. 11 tracks with artists from Australia, Canada, France, Iceland, Russia, Norway, UK and USA to warm you up in the ...

‘For all apparent chaos, we find a few simple rules Yet the rules keep evolving, so we sharpen our tools But the further we delve, the small just gets smaller Forever our search, will reveal Magnitudes of Order’ Since I first heard this album in September, I knew I had ...