New lo-fi single: Shogun’s Room is it. The title song was inspired by oriental Japanese vibe featuring lo-fi sounds, produced on PO-33 KO!
Shogun’s Room is part of Wabi-Sabi album, my first LP produced on my latest instrument. The album is set to express the imperfection of melodies and sound quality that is often noticeable if you listen to a vinyl release. A lo-fi tool offers such warmth we get used to, while listening to old music.
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Check Shogun’s Room live
I recorded the song live as well as the process. Funnily, the record itself was dark as well. I guess the mood influenced the results. I mean it must have been a darker, cloudy day and I ended up producing a darker song. Which is rare on Wabi-Sabi album to be honest.
Lastly, fun fact about the cover: it is an own photo. I shot it in a Japanese garden in autumn. Pretty much matching the vibe I wished to share with you.
Thanks for checking my latest single. I am to return with a brand new lo-fi beat pretty soon. Until then, do not forget to follow me on my channels and check my page regularly for more free beats.
As summer sets in, the need for relaxing and unwinding grows. What better way to do so than with the soothing sounds of Exotica Mix, a collection of summer-inspired chill, chillhop, and lofi beats?
As an experienced music creator, I’m here to take you on a journey through this unique blend of sounds that will transport you to exotic locales, offering a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
What is Exotica Mix?
Exotica Mix is a live session performed by Latte Chill, capturing the essence of summer with a blend of chill, chillhop, and lofi beats. The mix, recorded live in my living room on May 20, 2020, features a carefully curated setlist designed to evoke the feeling of sailing on serene seas and exploring unseen exotic landscapes.
My inspiration for Exotica Mix comes from the Moon album, where I aimed to create beats that were not just peaceful but exotic at the same time. While nature chill is akin to a tranquil walk in the woods, an exotic chill is more dynamic and adventurous, reminiscent of sailing on the sea or encountering rare sights.
Musically, Exotica Mix incorporates a variety of arpeggios in different pentatonic scales, pushing the boundaries of sound design to create an immersive experience. My goal was to craft beats that transport listeners to places they rarely encounter, offering a sense of adventure and discovery.
Albums and EPs Featuring Exotica Beats
The Exotica Mix isn’t just a standalone experience; it’s part of a broader musical journey found in several albums and EPs:
Moon: The album that started it all, filled with exotic chill beats.
Leaf Green: A nature chill album with a few tracks leaning towards exotic.
Orange: Initially intended to be exotic but evolved into a mellow, unique soundscape.
EPs:
A Drop of Water: Featuring one of my favorite beats, “Faro Solitaro.”
Clouds: Another EP with tracks that complement the exotic vibe.
What makes Exotica Mix unique?
Exotica Mix stands out due to its blend of exotic and chill beats, designed to evoke a sense of adventure and relaxation simultaneously. The use of arpeggios in pentatonic scales and innovative sound design contributes to its unique sound.
Exotica Mix is more than just music; it’s a journey. Whether you’re looking to relax, focus, or simply escape the everyday grind, these beats offer a perfect backdrop. So, sit back, press play, and let the sounds of Exotica Mix transport you to a world of serene seas and exotic adventures.
Or simply hit play button below and enjoy my latest song. Also, don’t forget that you can grab my latest lofi beats singles free. Click below and check my Bandcamp page. Share my songs and support if you can.
Deja Vu live
Luckily, I had the gear and chance to record Deja Vu, while working on the song. So technically it is a studio live that was later released on Stock Stories.
Fun Facts
The cover photo was taken by me and if I recall it well it was a photo shot in Zakynthos. We were diving somewhere by the bay of Navagio. It is the famous ship wreck bay. There were tons of little fishes down there. It felt pretty chill swimming among them and I took the opportunity to have some photos as well as to record some videos. See more here.
Another could be that the “ship wreck” of Navagio refers indeed to my song Ship Wreck that was used later for trip videos like this:
