Producer eery's
been on a roll
recently with two
new projects.
The first
is the full-length
The Unknown Album.
Instrumental yet packed
with vocal samples,
the lofi beat tape
is nostalgic and lost
in the clouds.
Vintage and cinematic
and retro and smooth.
Complete with glitched-out
animation, this 12 song project
feels like taking a trip
to the local corner store
to grab a pack of cigarettes
- maybe some beer, maybe some candy -
and walking out into the night.
Drums kicking,
bass hitting,
bouncing late night dreams.
More recently,
eery released
Golden Hour,
a nine song project
through platform
Ryan Celsius Sounds.
More upbeat and electrified,
it spans from
soul to electronica,
trap to cloud rap.
Without a doubt
eery’s sound is
full of bounce.
bass-knocking cinematic instrumentals
An instrumental journey for your eardrums.
Two albums by an instrumental bass guru.
A global journey every time you press play.
An ambient reimagining.
Two new projects from producer eery.
Two EPs from Mr. Joe Nora.
Instrumentals at their most tender.
Visiting Iceland, in instrumental form.
Exploring some instrumental EPs from Mum Child.
Revisiting an instrumental favorite.
Premiering an ambient split single.
Two EPs from Shrimpnose (one collaborative with Joe Nora) worth your while.
A video game inspired instrumental album.
A throwback collaborative instrumental tape.
Favorites of the year. You know the drill.
A collaborative EP and mini doc.
The producer’s debut LP.
Spinning their LP that dropped back in May, as well as some newer tracks.
Ward Wills debut EP, from earlier this year.
A underwater inspired beat tape.
An ambient journey with Graves.
Five new songs from Joe Nora.
One of my favorite instrumental albums of the year.
Catching up with the consistent producer.
Ten collaborative instrumentals between two strong producers.
Premiering a new track from atmospheric artist Sleepertrain.
Beats and documentaries and residencies and more beats.