need some music

[chaosraptor]

like the title says, i need some music lol. i need loads of sort of drum'n'bass, house, kind of music, good stuff for mixing basically. just anything really, i like any kind of music and i really just want lots of things that i can just use for a good back round beat and stuff. but ive not really been listening to it so much ive gone out and got some, and i never remember names of bands i hear that might be good so anything welcome really
thanks

 

[Weaver]

Check out Caravan Palace. I've been really into electro-swing recently.

 

[Lilani]

like the title says, i need some music lol. i need loads of sort of drum'n'bass, house, kind of music, good stuff for mixing basically. just anything really, i like any kind of music and i really just want lots of things that i can just use for a good back round beat and stuff. but ive not really been listening to it so much ive gone out and got some, and i never remember names of bands i hear that might be good so anything welcome really
thanks

I know it's a lazy answer and I gave it in another thread as well, but I can't help but advocate Pandora. Just put in a song, artist, genre, whatever and it'll spit out similar songs for you automatically. Plus all of the info on the song and the artist in case you want to look them up later. You can rate them up or down to indicate if you want something similar or different from that particular song, and you can skip songs if you really don't want to listen to them. There are ads, but there aren't too many and they aren't too long so unless you do a LOT of skipping or make a lot of new stations, it isn't much of a bother for all the free music you can listen to.

 

[Jazoni89]

So you are in the mood for some good remixing music...

Let me introduce you to my good friend, Trip-Hop.

If you don't have the faintest idea about the genre, let me explain.

Trip-hop (or the Bristol sound), is a genre born out of Bristol's Downtempo scene in the early 90's. It fuses downtempo with complimentary Hip-Hop beats and scratching. Which gives the genre it's distinct sound. Despite not being a mainstream genre as a whole, It went on to influence mainstream music in a huge way in the coming years after it's decline in the UK in the early noughties.

Here are a few tracks from the genre, which I feel showcases the genre at it's best.

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Here's some really good instrumentals as well.

Also, the website Rate your Music is a great place to start for finding next music, and the best albums and songs for each genre.