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September New Music: VIDEOFUNK and Leviathan
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September New Music: VIDEOFUNK and Leviathan

In this episode, we're diving into some new September music. With summer coming to a close, it seems we were both inspired to explore some of our favorite comfort genres. For Birk, that's the hazy and nostalgic VIDEOFUNK, a unique blend of vaporwave, signalwave, and future funk from FIJI島の水. For Ross, it's the evocative and cinematic dark ambient of Leviathan by NoRinTon. Join us as we check out some new music!

Night Clerk Radio: Haunted Music Reviews · Ross Payton, BirkMcBirkinson

September 29, 202542m 5sExplicit

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In this episode, we're diving into some new September music. With summer coming to a close, it seems we were both inspired to explore some of our favorite comfort genres. For Birk, that's the hazy and nostalgic VIDEOFUNK, a unique blend of vaporwave, signalwave, and future funk from FIJI島の水. For Ross, it's the evocative and cinematic dark ambient of Leviathan by NoRinTon. Join us as we check out some new music!

Shout Outs

VAPORMEX 北方人 by Cerecita Spice & PENTIUM 2 ダニ
CULTIC: Chapter Two
Welcome to the MiniDisc Wiki
Ancient Fan Death Studios Live @ LATE NIGHT LIGHTS II
The Last Tokens.

Albums Discussed

VIDEOFUNK by FIJI島の水
Leviathanby NoRinTon

Other Links

Regional Mexican music genres explained
Evolution of Mexican Pop Music be like

Credits

Music by: 2Mello
Artwork by: Patsy McDowell
Night Clerk Radio on Bluesky

Topics

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