I mostly have been listening to jazz and classical since 2016, but sometimes I get a bit tired of it, what I should give a listen now?
I mostly have been listening to jazz and classical since 2016, but sometimes I get a bit tired of it...
Henry Phillips
Eli Johnson
avant-rock
Matthew Sanchez
no
Julian Wright
sheck wes mo bamba
Wyatt Thomas
Techno
Lucas Wood
You should never make another thread here again.
Parker Cox
If you want a break from that stuff, maybe try something minimalistic like ambient, something simple like twee pop or hardcore punk, something dark like death metal, or something mindless but danceable like house or DnB. You could also try something "cultural," like Indian or Arabic music. Really just depends on what kind of a "break" you want.
Luis Howard
I already had a phase where I used to listen to grunge, postpunk, prog rock, avant garde rock, psychedelic rock, and now I just don't know what I want to listen
Henry Flores
Ambient, drone?
You could start with progressive electronic
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Andrew Thomas
EDM or livetronic, or fusion. I had the jazz bug, listned to bebop and hard bop exclusively for like 8 years straight, finally came out of the phase and got into livetronic, and 70s era rock. there's some underated 70s rock dude. now i'm getting into trap and hip hop, more underated shit there, check out some of the beats Lil Wayne did that are being copied now for these newartists.
Ian Reed
Time to listen to music from the East you dirty Westerner
Colton Gomez
Instrumental prog. This one features the crumhorn, which is a highly underrated instrument:
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Cameron Collins
try some prewar blues and dixieland
Cameron Watson
Leonard Cohen or early David Bowie.
Joseph Thomas
World music is calling you. And if you want to ease into it, there's a bunch of stuff blending world music and jazz.
Aaron Rivera
Op here, thanks for all your recs anons :)
Luis Gutierrez
Any recs?
Jaxson Gray
T R I P S
anyways, blues-wise try Blind Lemon Jefferson and Blind Willie McTell, dixieland-wise try Jelly Roll Morton and The Original Dixieland Jazz Band
Robert Howard
def jelly roll morton as the other guy said
Blake Anderson
This is great, thanks you user
Thanks :)
Logan Sullivan
bob dylan
Lincoln Edwards
I'm going to second your choices for blues and add Mississippi John Hurt and Reverend Gary Davis. I could keep going because it's been my favorite genre for the past few years. On a related note, I wonder if OP would like John Fahey.
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Justin Campbell
Op here, thanks for your rec
I have listened Fahey in the past and I liked it, but I think I haven't given him the attention I should