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Explore folhas de piano de Potsu no Zen Virtual Piano. Transforming jazz and bossa nova samples into sensual, grainy beat selections, the Orange County-based beat maker Matthew Floyd, who uses the moniker potsu, is described by Redefining Records as a shining representative of the contemporary lo-fi hip hop scene. It adds that a live show was in the works, as well as impending releases on Spotify and Apple Music, all before Floyd’s twentieth birthday. A producer working with jazz and bossa nova samples can be read as someone building new moods out of existing music. He posted his first YouTube video of beats in 2016, a mini session of him fooling around on the SP-404 machine. Besides his musical content, he has also shared video game playing content on his channel. Stereofox calls him a California-based lofi, beats and jazz producer who blew up on SoundCloud, and says he released two full albums: just friends (2018) and ivy league (2019). A first beat video posted in 2016 and two albums by 2019 can be read as a steady move from casual experiments to full releases. Redefining Records writes that his beats cling rather than bang, until the listener realizes that it is the listener, not the music, who refuses to let go. Stereofox adds that he often worked with samples by Shiloh Dynasty. Placing the refusal to let go with the listener rather than the music can be read as a reviewer describing a gentle, unforced kind of pull.
Explore folhas de piano de Potsu no Zen Virtual Piano.
Transforming jazz and bossa nova samples into sensual, grainy beat selections, the Orange County-based beat maker Matthew Floyd, who uses the moniker potsu, is described by Redefining Records as a shining representative of the contemporary lo-fi hip hop scene. It adds that a live show was in the works, as well as impending releases on Spotify and Apple Music, all before Floyd’s twentieth birthday. A producer working with jazz and bossa nova samples can be read as someone building new moods out of existing music.
He posted his first YouTube video of beats in 2016, a mini session of him fooling around on the SP-404 machine. Besides his musical content, he has also shared video game playing content on his channel. Stereofox calls him a California-based lofi, beats and jazz producer who blew up on SoundCloud, and says he released two full albums: just friends (2018) and ivy league (2019). A first beat video posted in 2016 and two albums by 2019 can be read as a steady move from casual experiments to full releases.
Redefining Records writes that his beats cling rather than bang, until the listener realizes that it is the listener, not the music, who refuses to let go. Stereofox adds that he often worked with samples by Shiloh Dynasty. Placing the refusal to let go with the listener rather than the music can be read as a reviewer describing a gentle, unforced kind of pull.
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