Low budget student film soundtrack post-revival southern boom-baptist built-in-preset meloncholia-core ballad/waltz

@WallyTyler

4 ай бұрын

I love this so much. Hit the nail on the head w this one

@psygin

2 ай бұрын

Brilliant

@pocus2684

2 ай бұрын

Haha waltz cuz his names wally

@wettowel6226

2 ай бұрын

george for short

Sounds like lo-fi gospel. If you recorded a choir through a door, it'd fit perfectly.

@WallyTyler

Ай бұрын

i think the 3/4 time makes it gospel-ey

I could totally imagine a cover of this on bagpipes.

@WallyTyler

4 ай бұрын

Yes please

country gospel...👌

@ShadowSloth3

4 ай бұрын

When you live in the country, all gospel is country gospel. Even singing hymnals sounded like George Jones.

this reminds me of when i was a kid, coming back home after a long day playing outside. tired, sweaty, dirty, and moms almost done cooking dinner. nothing has ever come close to replicating that feeling until now. thanks for this track

@dutchporcelainplate

4 ай бұрын

gods i love how music has the ability to draw such vivid emotions and feelings. its like magic in a way

@paradise_valley

3 ай бұрын

End credits to Linklater’s Apollo 10 and a 1/2

@WallyTyler

Ай бұрын

@@dutchporcelainplate amen

Yeah bud that's just church music lmao

@loveseat-honey

4 ай бұрын

Not that it’s a bad thing :) (Except the drums, I don’t like them 😂)

@cryptidproductions3160

4 ай бұрын

Yeah It's basically 80s gospel-pop fusion and you can find a ton of stuff that sounds like this on one-off CCM albums from that time period

@aaof-d-mio-fv2fb

4 ай бұрын

lol it is normal 80's. just what the nrds and people not into music listened to.@@cryptidproductions3160

@WallyTyler

Ай бұрын

@@loveseat-honey hahah me neither. ive since abandoned that drum kit lol

It's as though you were simultaneously possessed by the ghosts of George Harrison and Stephen Foster. Great sound.

@MundosMeridianos

3 ай бұрын

a bit ELOish from the eighties It would be so cool if jeff did something in this stile again. Ah, by the way, lovely track... i mean, I said it remembered me of Jeff Lynne so jaaj

@georgeharrisondupe

2 ай бұрын

george harrison mention i'm genuinely going insane over this

This song reminds me of the feeling I'd get when I was younger, and I'd play outside until the sun had entirely set, then I'd run back inside and reminisce on the day's events in my head while lying in the livingroom with all my dogs. I miss those carefree summer days.

@HaroldHeidendom

3 ай бұрын

fuck I feel this way too much.... im 32 now....I miss the simpler times of the 90s and early 2000s.....cant help but shed a tear....

Contemporary church music. Reminds me of the band improvising while people file into the church before service.

just sounds like a folk prom music to me

This feels calm and nostalgic. I'm listening to this at the end of my day, just taking care of my dogs and settling down for a quick dinner, and then we're heading to bed, and this is a great soundtrack for this. I'm adding this to my Calm Down playlist. Is it okay if I give some thoughts and noticings? If YES, continue reading. If NO, stop here, and just pretend I didn't write the rest of this. But like... I wanted to get this down while I was thinking of it. Some thoughts: The synth lead sound kinda reminds me of Irish traditional music (where that same role would be played by a pennywhistle / tin whistle, or flute, or Uillean pipes (the Irish version of bagpipes, which have a sweeter sound and are maybe more complicated to play - beautiful tone, though). Kinda has a Irish-y folk rock vibe, but a synth player snuck onto the gig. It's nice! Blends very nicely. I might not realize it was an electronic instrument if I wasn't seeing it. I believe I hear some other pads or organ in the background too, at least in the beginning and middle parts, which I didn't notice you playing in the video, but it gives a nice texture. Subtle. Again, please ignore this if this isn't helpful, but the only thing that I felt was really missing was something at the end of the drum part to signal a transition and release the energy of that section. For example, maybe a somewhat gentle cymbal splash in the measure after the drums and bass cut out, maybe a few other notes in the bar before it (even just a da-da-Dshhhhhhh). Nothing too loud, just something simple to signal the transition. As it was, the drums cut out fairly suddenly, which meant some of that forward momentum just vanished, instead of feeling like it was intentionally released. The ending also went on for longer than I'm used to without drums and bass, or bringing them back in, which made that change in energy more noticeable - the drums and bass feel so good when they come in, but then it feels like they disappear fairly quickly, too. Offhand, I might try keeping a closed hi-hat going for a bit on beats 2 and 3, kind of like (oom) PA PA, (oom) PApihPA, and then bringing drums and bass back in at some point, before having them leave again (or go just to not-too-intense cymbals ringing out) in the last few measures. Or, skip all that, and just go wild with an egg shaker, and maybe bring the bass back in at some point. But, that said, I'm also all for doing things a nonstandard way and pushing the envelope. I like the simplicity of the arrangement - it feels complete, but not overcomplicated - but *if* you wanted to lean into the spaciness, maybe some textural synth somewhere around the upper midrange or above. When I say textural synth, I mean not melody, not accompaniment, closer to abstract sounds, likely without a really prominent pitch. Not too loud, could be ongoing or intermittent, and maybe with some extra reverb, to pull it back in the mix. Not my area of expertise, but when I think "space music" that's what comes to mind. Not my area of expertise, but a friend of mine likes to play around with that. Again, that's very much a "you could do this", not a "you should do this", as I do like it as it is. Hope this was helpful (if you did choose to read it), or that you aren't reading this now (if you chose not to read it, because c'mon, I did say not to read all of this). But yeah! Good stuff. Will try to check out your other stuff sometime soon!

I love how this ended up in my recommendations lol

this is 8 bar delta blues, gospel, country, folk thers lke a bunch of names 4 it

needs a harsh noise solo

lo-fi lullaby

Some of your note choices for the synth melody remind me of how the music of Animal Crossing is composed. Love it.

for what it's worth, space waltz would have been a pretty banger name for a genre

yo guys this genre doesnt exist *makes a hypnagogic pop song*

Reminds me of falling asleep in the pews at church right next to the door, during the spring and having a nice breeze coming in

hits so hard in the shoegaze hall (its so goddamn good what you are playing)

Sounds like end credits for some obscure film that ends up being sort of a cult classic about 20 years later

genre is cool guy music

calmer temple of the dog vibes

as it seems others have already tackled the genre identity conundrum, I wanted to mention around 0:22 reminds me of a song I found on here years ago: “Shit Parade (Fridge VS. Oven)” nice little tune and definite ear worm, one that might stick with you for life

its like a post-apocolyptic soul waltz

I would like to listen to this forever.

Why consider labeling something born of innovation and an earnest need to express one’s experience? Fret not over useless labels; keep the box in the other room and continue to paint on the walls here man.

@WallyTyler

5 ай бұрын

facts

this reminds me a lot of the work of an early synth pioneer named Don Voegeli, i really like it! keep it up man

@WallyTyler

4 ай бұрын

Thank you! I'll definitely look him up too!

I love this! Thank you man

I'm surprised no one has mentioned the band Acetone yet. Some parts of your track have a very similar vibe to their music and they also do like the indie/slowcore rock with some country and gospel influences thing

loved the final solo man, brought sort of a mac demarco vibe, really cool

Prayer time music, communion bgm, offering time tune

reminds me a lot of "someone get the grill out of the rain" by MJ Lenderman

feels _kinda_ Gospel and folksy, but with VERY different instrument sounds and presets. idk if this sounds like 1. the kids coming home after a backyard baseball game as it starts to lightly rain and Ma has chicken soup and biscuits on the table, or 2. a group of astronauts are chilling in their sleeping pods on an asteroid orbiting the nearest lunar colony and one astronaut whips out a banjo outta nowhere to play some "traditional" Earth music from 2224, but either way I'd like to hear s'more of that.

@franklinviele2399

Ай бұрын

Awesome imagination!

Absolutely stunningly beautiful. Reminds me somewhat of Peppsen's work for the game Rimworld

Whatever you call it, its beautiful. Great work!

I love it. It's like a warm summer breeze that gently wakes me, but I haven't been dreaming at all.

Looks like outside the wall from pink Floyd

ngl it feels weirdly fitting with maidcore

This feels like when you promise to hang out with your dad and you see him later after you come out of your room and immediately feel like shit 😭

@WallyTyler

Ай бұрын

hahahahah this is so funny maybe that should be the music video

@Cricketz_Pawz

Ай бұрын

IT SHOULD :00

Now this is a. Précious gift Thank you

lo fi Ethel Cain esque instrumental

Absolutely lovely

reminds me a lot of the music they play at ceilidhs, but very space-y

yeah as someone said sounds like lo-fi gospel blues and imo it;s great :D also in my head I'm hearing Dean Blunt rapping/singing over this

This sounds beautiful, your like the new Bill Wurtz

It's like some sort of Dave Bixby mixed with Robert Lester Folsom and a dash of Robert Wyatt

@WallyTyler

4 ай бұрын

Right on man

@cosmalad

4 ай бұрын

Also so glad I stumbled upon your channel. Loving your stuff, man!

"Indie-Dream" There...

I was dancing…with my darlin…to the TENESEEE WALLTTZZZ

It sounds like a hymn if it was chill like that

Very cool, feels like it could overlay a journey.

This reminds me of when I went to empty my bowels this morning

@WallyTyler

4 ай бұрын

Facts

sounds very much like the music played at church I go to

Thought this was tomorrow fujita from the thumbnail. Definitely wasn't let down 😊

Sleep core jazz

it gives me ultimate Ween vibes. except it doesnt sound like urine-soaked cassette from 58 years ago

Reminds me of My Proud Mountains a bit, with synth added

i could sleep to this

electronic bluegrass ballad. the style is in a ballad, the twang and pitch changes resemble bluegrass. and generally electronic

Sounds like home. Love it.

Sounds similar to "I Don't Want It" by Ween. Nice vibe!

Space walk that's an okay name

I’d personally call this “safecore”

sounds joyfully emotive

reminds me of like the love ballad at the end of a coming of age 80s adventure movie, but like in space

@WallyTyler

3 ай бұрын

Hahah I love this

i dont know what this is but i like it a lot, i could sleep to this

Father John Misty vibes

Would go insane in a Disney movie during a memory scene

Wonderful sound and harmonies I highly recommend glass beach, the beginning reminds me of their song "(forever ????????)"

Dude. The muse gave you gold here. I would love to just ride on this and see if I can pull some lyrics out of my ass

@WallyTyler

3 ай бұрын

Please do!

This is Mazzy Star genre

1700s Midwest Conestoga Caravan Lofi Hiphop

@unodosmoltres5783

4 ай бұрын

Alternatively: Oregon Trail Lofi Beats to Study to

normal 80's. the non commercial kind.

Reminds me a lot of George Harrison somehow. I can't recall exactly which songs, but there's definitely some "Behind that locked door" in it.

sounds like a mix of shoegaze and waltz

I love this

i dont know why or how but its giving adventure time soundtrack music ngl

Lo-fi ballad

Bro invented Sleeper Rock

@WallyTyler

4 ай бұрын

Hahahah

Aesthetically and tonally, this reminds me a ton of Whiter Shade of Pale by Procol Harum.

now the name is newest folk wave. thats a cool name

@WallyTyler

4 ай бұрын

That's sick

@felix_3226

4 ай бұрын

@@WallyTyler I think you should name it newest Folk wave

kinda reminds me of louie zong. a little different though, louie zong's music is more electronic and peppy and this feels a little rougher and like.. worn? thats maybe the wrong term but like it feels like its been worn by use if that makes sense. like when you see old brass statues that have smooth spots from being touched

bedroom folk instrumental

I love this omg

Same vibe as "Four Winds" by Mike Oldfield (from 1 minute 37 seconds)

Cosmic American/country, to borrow a term from the great Gram Parsons!

Makes me go hallelujah

feels like a church in kansas

When Ween makes a serious song.

Do you think you can release on music app cause it's so damn cool !

Waiting for someone to rap over this

industrial hip hop

idk but it'd be good for a video game

lofi middle earth indie to study and relax to

HarvestMooncore

There's a band called Grandaddy from Modesto CA and many of there songs are sound very close to this.

Neo-shoegaze trip-hop

Reminds me of some of Sparklehorse's slower stuff. Not sure what genre they are either. They're at least in some way related to Camper Van Beethoven which some people call "cow punk."

it's called playing bagpipe songs on not a bagpipe

Walk into any church in the south on any given sunday.

@WallyTyler

5 ай бұрын

Hahahaha is it the drums that make it churchy??

@somaticspirituality

4 ай бұрын

the harmony and the pulse, not the drums as an instrument as pulse is conveyed and felt by various means and instruments. The sonic textures overall are of course a bit detuned compared to church, which adds originality to what you're doing, but that's where some of the resemblance is to church in the south@@WallyTyler