The New LoFi monthly mixtape is an hour-long mix covering all of the music posted to the blog last month. The idea is based on old-school analogue cassette tapes. Back then it was all about sharing the latest track you heard or creating a mix of songs to tell someone how you feel about them through music. It was before the age of instantly gratified music recall and music libraries that gave you millions of songs at the press of a button. It was more personal. It was a time when people really appreciated music. These mixes aim to introduce you to new music and support the artists behind the work. The Monthly Mixtape is also available on iTunes, Acast, Stitcher and Google Podcasts.
Latest Posts
- New album from Las Vegas based producer, Ivana Carrescia explores minimal house combined with sounds of the desert
- For his new single, LA-based indie electronic producer, Kauf delivers a message about social justice through the chillwave aesthetic
- For his new single, California-based producer, David Provenzano steps away from pop music to make something more indie and intimate
- Fresh Friday Mix: Brav0
- Midwestern rapper, Karras channels the grit of classic hip-hop through a lens of off-kilter surrealism
- Berlin-based Australian R&B singer, James Chatburn releases the second single ahead of his debut album, “Faible”
- Texas-based hip hop crew, Tru & Livin’ pay homage to Illmatic with their new single “Sundae”
- September 2020 Mixtape
- Simon Cahn directs the bonkers new Disclosure video for “My High” featuring, Aminé and Slowthai
- The Lost Tapes — a new collection of rare and unreleased tracks from Norwegian electronic duo Röyksopp
- Two intergalactic new songs and two trippy new videos —The Avalanches are back
- Cosmic ambient sounds from Japanese producer, Clayrange (暮井廉士)
- I Keep Seeing Rainbows Everywhere
- Debut single from Karl Zine is like pop music on acid
- The new Kamaal Williams LP, Wu Hen is a jazz fusion masterpiece
Disclaimer
The New LoFi's main focus is finding unsigned bands, djs and producers. We aim to promote musicians who want to be promoted. With that said, some of the content on the site also comes from copywritten and protected sources. We exist to promote the artists not steal from them. If for any reason there is an issue with any copy written content, please contact us immediately and the content will be removed from the site.
