Sunlight Hits

The Bay Area’s very own Sorcerer whips up an imaginary soundtrack for an imaginary daydream-based video game. Nautical synthwave that’s undeniably Californian. A very nice mix of lofi keyboard and groovy guitar + some 8-bit video game effects and a lemonade to sip. Will appeal equally to the balearic beat / lofi house crowd and the chillwave indie rock DJs. Released on local SF label Dream Chimney.

FCC Clean RIYL: Dam Funk, Ebi Soda, Mndsgn

Try: 3, 5, 6, 8, 9

1. Lo-fi bleary chill wave with nice stutter step drums and strummy guitar.
2. Reverb-soaked guitar and jivey keyboard
3. Chipper hand drums and bouncy, groovy Casio keyboard melodies. Peppered with some fun 8 bit effects
4. Mellow head-bobber. Strummy guitar, retro palette, true to its title: Sunlight Hits
5. Tropical sunshine reggae. Upbeat keyboard with softly cooed vocals and a bit of vaporwave/glitch haze
6. Slick 70’s studio feel, heavy on the funk. The last 30 seconds are gorgeous wind chimes
7. Laidback downtempo with nice keyboard and guitar interplay
8. Percussion-forward with a crisp drum loop and jazzy instrumentation
9. Smoky reggae, nice guitar loops, dubby bass, lazy clouds, a few bird chirps. Really nice
10. Loose, dreamy, blossoming outro. Great stuff