Postbeat is a new album from Postbeat. It is available for free download. All tracks are under Creative Commons license and can be used for any purpose as long as credit is given to the artist.
The music in this album is an eclectic mix of styles. From classical to folk, from electronic to hip-hop, from rock and roll to punk rock, from jazz to pop and everything in between. There’s something for everyone.
Postbeat has been described as a “post-punk” band. The term post-punk refers to bands who were influenced by punk rock but did not follow the same direction or sound like the original bands who made the genre popular. Postbeat is no different in this sense. This new album has some very heavy hitting songs that have a hard time fitting into any one genre or subgenre.
Postbeat was formed in 2016 by Sean Boulanger (vocals, guitar, bass) and Ryan Walker (drums). They soon added guitarist/bassist Andrew White (formerly of the now defunct band Fireworks) and vocalist/keyboardist Billie Jenkins (also formerly of Fireworks).
The band’s influences range from classic rock to modern rap, but with a more focused sound on the music itself than
Postbeat, the indie electronic music project created by producer Kevin Phillips, has just released their new album. The album is a collection of ten tracks that combine a range of genres including synthwave, chillwave and EDM.
I spoke to Kevin about the creation of this newest release, the inspiration behind its sound and where he plans to go from here.
When asked about how he got started in music production, Kevin said: “I’ve been producing music for about four years now. I used to play in a band but I started getting more into electronic stuff as well as playing guitar. I eventually started producing my own stuff and dropped out of college to pursue it full time”
This isn’t Postbeat’s first album but it is his first solo release under the name. He had previously been producing under a different moniker, which he has since retired. He explained that this was due to the fact that he was producing music with a friend at the time who no longer wants anything to do with it. As such, he wanted a fresh start with a new name and new sound.
Postbeat is an indie electronic music duo consisting of producer/emcee V.I.V.E.K and singer/songwriter Jus Wan. The pair have been making music together for almost 10 years now, but this will be their first album under the name Postbeat.
The album is a blend of electronic and hip-hop, with influences from trap and grime beats to more soulful, lo-fi tracks. It’s a very diverse record, with all kinds of styles represented, from instrumental hip-hop to dance music to slow jams.
“We’re trying to make music that’s honest and authentic as possible,” says V.I.V.E.K., who has been making beats since he was 14 years old. “We want it to be something that people can relate to, something they can get lost in and feel like they’re a part of it too.”
The duo recorded the album over two months at a studio in London’s east end, where they were able to experiment with different sounds and ideas for each song before committing them to tape (or hard drive).
Postbeat has been a favorite of ours for years, and we were very excited to hear the new album. We were not disappointed. Postbeat’s approach to electronic music continues to showcase his unique gifts for melody and composition, as well as his devotion to sonic exploration. The album is a must-have for any serious Postbeat fan or just anyone who enjoys beautifully crafted electronic music.
There are many ways to find new music that you’ll love, but few are as effective as simply asking someone whose musical tastes you trust what they’re enjoying these days. If there’s one thing we love more than sharing our own favorite songs, it’s finding out what other people can’t stop listening to. With that in mind, here are some great songs our editors have been spinning lately – from hip-hop and electronic music to rock, soul, and beyond…
(This interview was originally published on The Fader’s website.)
Postbeat and I are in a hotel lobby in downtown Manhattan, waiting for a room. Postbeat’s new album, Postbeat, is out now, and they’re on the road to support it. It’s been an intense few days of press and interviews. Right now they just want to check into their room and get to the concert venue. I can tell. But they’re being good sports about it all.
We’re talking about the album when Postbeat realizes that the woman behind the front desk is calling their name. They go up to talk to her, leaving me alone with my thoughts, my iPhone (I am recording our conversation), and a bottle of water (it’s hot outside). I open my notes app to find some questions for them when I realize that the notes app on my phone looks exactly like it did three months ago when I used it to take notes for an interview with Postbeat. The only difference is that now there are no notes left in the notes app – just this empty white screen where I was supposed to write down all of my questions for Postbeat.
Last year indie electronic band Postbeat released their first album, “Dreams.” It was a hit, and they quickly followed up with an EP, “Hope.”
Now the band has a new album called “Youth.” The first song is called “I Want You.” It’s a cover of an old love song, but the lyrics sound fresh in the context of the album:
The lyrics are easy to understand, and they tell a story about love and regret.
The next song is about growing up too fast: you can hear a hint of sadness in the chorus. This is one of my favorite songs on the album because it makes me think about my own childhood.
But there are some sad moments on this album too. In “Never Grow Up,” for example, the singer says goodbye to his friends as they grow up and move away from each other.
In other words, this new album has a lot to say about life and growing up. I think it will be just as popular as their previous albums, maybe even more so since people are going through similar experiences right now in our society.
Postbeat, a new band from the US, recently released their first EP. This EP is a collection of four songs that are meant to be listened to in order. The music is slower than most electronic music, but it has a good beat and makes you want to move.
The songs are as follows:
1. “New World” – This song starts with an upbeat melody that gets faster throughout the song. It’s very catchy and will make you want to dance!
2. “Postbeat” – An amazing song that slows down at the end and includes some nice vocals by Jaiyana Blakely. It ends with a short piano solo by Jaiyana Blakely, which is very good too!
3. “Blue Sky” – The most relaxing song on this album. It begins with just a simple keyboard sound and then builds up into something more complex at around 1:40 min mark. The vocals by Jaiyana Blakely are beautiful here as well!
4. “White Noise” – This one starts off slow but has an amazing build up towards the end of it where there is some nice piano playing by Jaiyana Blakely again…
5. “Blackout” – A great way to finish