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pcock Grand Master

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ive finally worn my works owner down and been given to pick out a classy mix of smooth tunes for work, i want to get it so long that you only hear each tune once every week or something. 

 

https://open.spotify.com/user/21mvibd4wffuaxznihswu4tjq/playlist/2C6vJAr9IaQSeQL11wD5Ed

 

here's what ive got so far. 

 

anyone up for chiming in?

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dr lopez Grand Master

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more lemon jelly!!

 

once more - orb

 

What about that akufen album as horror Inc. Not a super interesting album but good jazzy background electronic.

 

Maybe some Jan jelinek.

 

lol @ romella belx

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orb is a great shout actually. 

 

yeah ive always thought romella belx was a hilarious name ever since i heard it, i dont like my facebook to be my real name so it was a no brainer.

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ive finally worn my works owner down and been given to pick out a classy mix of smooth tunes for work, i want to get it so long that you only hear each tune once every week or something. 

 

https://open.spotify.com/user/21mvibd4wffuaxznihswu4tjq/playlist/2C6vJAr9IaQSeQL11wD5Ed

 

here's what ive got so far. 

 

anyone up for chiming in?

 

I don't subscribe to Spotify so I can't see the list but does it have to be electronic music or can it be anything? I used to make playlists for a coffee shop so I've got a whole bunch of music suited for restaurants, cafes etc.

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yeah it can be absolutely anything. ive got about a quarter split between beautiful non-intense classical, vocal-light hip hop, jazz, modern female vocal stuff, slow soul etc.

 

it just needs to be better than the absolute guff the owner was playing. when you are working 40 hour weeks with a 20 hour playlist, you start to go slowly insane. 

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Don't do super smooth or classy, but if I had too find something in my collection that would fit the bill I'd plump for the Café Del Mare series (up to number Seis/6)

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Can't see what you've got already but:

 

Kamasi Washington - The Epic will smooth jazz up any joint, I've been playing it at my cafe for weeks, plus it's almost 3 hours long. Floating Points - Elaenia is also pretty smooth and jazzy, but with a good amount of electronics sprinkled in. Any Edith Piaf. Laura Veirs is kinda downtempo/folky with a really pretty voice, I'd recommend Saltbreakers as a starting point. St. Vincent if you're looking for something similar to that but more upbeat. I Am Robot And Proud - The Electricity In Your House Wants To Sing is a great little easy listening/mellow/glitchy but pretty album.

 

oh and elseq obviously

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Can't see what you've got already but:

 

Kamasi Washington - The Epic will smooth jazz up any joint, I've been playing it at my cafe for weeks, plus it's almost 3 hours long. Floating Points - Elaenia is also pretty smooth and jazzy, but with a good amount of electronics sprinkled in. Any Edith Piaf. Laura Veirs is kinda downtempo/folky with a really pretty voice, I'd recommend Saltbreakers as a starting point. St. Vincent if you're looking for something similar to that but more upbeat. I Am Robot And Proud - The Electricity In Your House Wants To Sing is a great little easy listening/mellow/glitchy but pretty album.

 

oh and elseq obviously

 

i heard a lore of an elseq 1-5-ii once... but it is lost to the sands of time, world was not ready, but time refused to change, never forget

 

more exponential nanolores to come

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