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"THE BEATMAKERS." Within the realm of music production, individuals take on various roles, such as Music Producers, Beat Crafters, Rhythm Architects, Sound Designers, and Groove Creators. While there is a multitude of talents crafting exceptional music for clubs, concerts, and lounges, we've only scratched the surface. Our aim is to offer you a starting point for your exploration in this musical genre and beyond. Let the Overlooked Tracks Podcast be your guide to discovering exceptional music.

After departing from the laid-back Chill Laundry Lounge and succumbing to a state of relaxation, one of the homies told me about a singer from Sweden and when I heard that track, the decision was made to polish up and fine tune the Magical Music Bus for our next adventure to Sweden – the Scandinavian gem nestled in Northern Europe with a population exceeding 10 million. Renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant culture, and eclectic music scene, Sweden has given the world iconic artists such as ABBA, Roxette, Ace of Base and The Cardigans, leaving an indelible mark on various genres from folk and jazz to pop and rock.
The thriving indie music scene, in particular, will take center stage in the this 61st episode of the Overlooked Tracks Podcast, offering a showcase of Sweden's distinct musical tapestry that promises to captivate your ears and soul.

It's been a while since I've had the opportunity to relax and let go of my worries, while I unwind in the serene Chill Laundry Lounge. It has been quite a challenging year for me, but setbacks and negative energy are merely transient tools, although they can be painful at times. They come and go, affecting you, yet ultimately, you can harness them to build your inner strength. I believe it's an ongoing process that accompanies us from the moment we are born until our last breath.
That's why it's crucial to make it a regular practice to discover your own tranquil Chill Laundry Lounge, where you can relax and reflect on what truly matters in your life. Let this particular version of the Chill Laundry Lounge serve as your starting point to find that special place in your existence.

The TB-303, often just referred to as the 303, alongside the iconic TR-808 and TR-909 drum machines, hold pivotal roles in the history of Acid House music. In this genre, they've shaped musical landscapes, catalyzing the evolution from 70s and 80s house parties to crafting timeless tracks that continue to resonate with listeners, myself included. These devices have propelled artists from intimate gatherings to electrifying concerts, where 50,000 fervent fans clamor for more, swaying to the infectious beats and soulful rhythms. If the significance of the 303, 808, and 909 in the music world eludes you, buckle up, for this 58th episode of "Overlooked Tracks" is about to school you on the groundbreaking contributions of these musical marvels.

In the upcoming 56th episode of the Overlooked Track, we'll maintain a consistent musical vibe by featuring a selection of global Pop tunes to keep you grooving. In the last episode (Episode 55), we rocked out to some awesome tracks by talented artists. I hope it got you energized and perhaps even prompted a bit of head-bobbing—though not too much, as I wouldn't want to cause a headache. It's important to keep moving and stay in the dance-ready spirit, especially considering that October marks the onset of chilly weather in many parts of the world. Winter is indeed approaching.

The Magical Music Bus is making a pit stop in the country of Thailand, where you can find beaches, historic palaces and some really spicy food.  Speaking of spicy food, we got some spicy music for your soul being displayed by 4 artists residing in Thailand and this time around now, I, Kenny Chiba, podcaster for the Overlooked Tracks Podcast will be going radio silent for the most of the 52nd episode.  In other words, Music to your Ears!!

Being on the road again is a damn good feeling to visit different lands, wondering carefree (especially from the threat of COVID-19) and exploring new and unique music. This time, the Overlooked Tracks Podcast is on the Magical Music Bus and now is discovering the country of Indonesia, a land of "Unity in Diversity" literally, "many, yet one".  Many cultures, languages and food (if you’re a foodie like me) can be seen, heard and eaten in this great country in South East Asia.  Take a trip to experience it for yourself and along the way, bring your headphones and of course your ears to discover the many vibes Indonesia can bring to your musical soul. 
Please Note:  Bump Music was from the following music artists:
Song: Ukulele and Chill / Artist: Cody G
Song: Kuroi Ame (Black Rain) / Artist:  DJ Krush
Song: I Remember / Artist: deadmau5

I was having a conversation with someone and the subject was Japanese animation or simply “anime” and I was learning more about anime from the conversation than I could ever thought of.  I’m a casual fan of the art form and interested in learning more about the fascination and popularity of anime.  Damn, I have a lot to learn because there is SO MUCH to see.  I did however discover the connection between Japanese anime and music – how appropriate because of course this is the Overlooked Tracks podcast - a music podcast.  
Come to find out there’s music to be listened and a music genre folks need to pay attention to, especially if they’re big fans of anime and even if you’re not a big fan, the Anison music genre may be a good start for you to learn more about the music and anime. Maybe you can call it “Killing two birds with one stone”. 
Please Note:  Bump Music was from the following album and music artist: Album: Eternal Youth / Artist:  Rude.  Please go to the following link to find more music from this artist: 
https://apple.co/3MadjLA

I said on episode #39 that I need to determine if another trip on the magical music bus is required.  That has been decided and I am staying my butt at the Genre Media Group Studios (our parent company) because it’s cold outside and gas is expensive for the moment because the world economy is getting back into the swings of things, but unfortunately many things have been rising in pricing. 
Then came the perfect music genre to celebrate the 40th episode of the Overlooked Tracks Podcast and this time we’re celebrating the BOOM-BAP sounds of TRIP-HOP.  Trying to find a good way to describe this music genre because most websites I found all stated the same thing:  Trip-Hop is dead!!  Just like other music genres from previous episodes, music is not dead unless the world decides not to hear it anymore!!  Well, I found six music artists that says otherwise - Trip Hop is alive and thriving and a reemerged form of the music is here to demonstrate its power.  Thanks to the masters of Massive Attack, Portishead, Tricky and DJ Krush (just to name a few), displaying the maestros of sounds, lyric and beats of Trip Hop. 

What’s up everyone!  Really hope you enjoyed the Moment we had on Episode #38.  Again, we’re heading to the end of the year and the podcast desires to keep it upbeat as much as possible with great music for your musical pleasure.  This time, we’re going to experiment on some experimental music from six artists that will make you seize the moment and take interest on experimental music.  Whether it’s meditation, spinning the mind with new ideas, or actually want to try out something new, these 6 tracks can get you going on the right path. 

Welcome again to the Overlooked Tracks podcast and welcome to a form of sharing music for all to experience something special.  We’re not trying to be the flashy music podcast many may “temporary” enjoy, our goal is to simply provide an experience you can use for the long term, to cherish quality music for years to come.

The Overlooked Tracks podcast is back home after exploring the great lands of Central Asia and the Middle East discovering such awesome music for you to listen, share and enjoy.  Now along with that experience of understanding the greatness of that part of the globe, let us have focus on the outstanding vibes, melody, lyrics, and everything else of what women in music brings to the world.  Making a strong case from our past focus of women music artists in episode #12, this episode and the next will take you on a journey of music the better half of the human race, the intelligent, the more talented and of course the more beauty these and many more music artists bring to the airwaves and the internet.  In other words, women in this art form called music simply brings grace we all need in our lives. 

The magical music bus is on its last trip to the areas of the Middle East and Central Asia and what was found was gold and it was an inspiring trip because of the experience gained from the three episodes broadcasted throughout the globe dedicated to the music being displayed by these artists.  Also learned so much history on the importance of music in this part of the world and what type of importance it has this current time. 
Though it took some digging into the music crates in order to find the music tracks, but again like I stated in the last episode, I am glad I did and that makes it easy for you to simply listen and adore. 

I must tell you that this has been a rough ride in the magical music bus through Central Asia and the Middle East this time around. From the constant digging in the music crates of record shops (both online and the physical stores), that was an adventure in itself.  I am telling you ladies and gentlemen, when I tell you there are tons of music in the world, THERE ARE LITERALLY tons of music to discover.  From this experience, I, Kenny Chiba am certainly happy to dig and dig and dig some more and communicate with some great musicians desiring to share their craft with the world.  Hence, the reason of the Overlooked Tracks podcast – To display and help enhance your music library with music you’ve simply been overlooking. 

Hello everyone and welcome to the 32nd episode of the Overlooked Tracks podcast and we are back on the magical music bus focusing on areas like central And southeast Asia and the Middle East and I would honestly say this trip has been quite bumpy.  Reason is because though there is so much music in this part of the world, it was hard to buy the music in order to share the music being found.  So I had to change it up a little to play music that was made or inspired from the music in Other parts of Asia and the Middle East.