Home Video
from Corridors by Observer Drift
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about
I was watching home videos of my grandpa and I wrote this song.
this is for my grandfather
this is for my grandfather
credits
from Corridors,
released January 5, 2012
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Observer Drift Clearwater, Florida
Synthwave & Dream Pop artist residing in the Twin Cities
discography
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Jul 2020
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supported by 16 fans who also own “Home Video”
Flores uses some of the best synth sounds I’ve ever heard and writes good songs but again the singing is just flat out bad. I feel like Flores has heard this criticism before and tried to make up for it with this album by using reverb, doing occasional whisper singing and just hiding his voice in the background and it still doesn’t work for me. I really want to like Flores but the voice just kills it.
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Internet Discotheque
by Various Artistssupported by 16 fans who also own “Home Video”
Such epic and unique album artwork! The name is spot on, these tracks feel like lost disco songs or relics of the early web. Everything about it drips internet nostalgia, even down to the way the sax was used in "Smile". This makes for an ironically timeless sound that makes for fantastic background music for surfing the web.
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Summer Paradise
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A vaporwave classic. Absolute gem of an album.
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On her gorgeous new LP, Minnesota artist Rachel Lime floats her evocative voice through rich & dizzying art-pop arrangements.
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Plastic Estate
by PLASTIC ESTATENew on the excellent label AVANT!, the debut from Plastic Estate is irresistibly shadowy goth pop with dark majesty & grandeur.
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In intricately sculpted songs that are utterly hypnotizing, the Ramírez brothers explore the border of dreams & reality.
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supported by 16 fans who also own “Home Video”
Incredibly laid-back listen perfect for unwinding after a long road trip, particularly if that road trip was one you've taken before. While I can't say it stands out too hard from my other Business Casual listens so far, it still is a pleasant background listen that I enjoyed.
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