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Sydney Australia 🌏🦘 Whamy X2 is bass-driven music, raw emotion with futuristic sound design. Known for blending genres and pushing boundaries between drum & bass, garage, techno and experimental electronica. Crafting immersive sonic worlds and ethereal drifts Drawing inspiration from underground club culture, sci-fi atmospheres, and high-energy rhythm experimentation. Whamy X2’s sound is both cinematic and visceral — a fusion of chaos and control. A signature style that combines intricate percussion, heavy low-end pressure, and haunting vocal textures that capture the tension between euphoria and release.
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Echoplay is Dennis Reep, Nafsika Kardomatea, Julien Assous, George Keivanidis and Yarmo Mackenbach. Based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Δƒ (Delta F) is the elusive masked guitarist turning solitude into sound and stillness into signal. His music blends ambient textures, post-rock layering, and cinematic dynamics — a voice without words that captures raw, unfiltered emotion. The name comes from physics, symbolizing a change in frequency — a fitting metaphor for music that transforms silence, struggle, and resilience into moments of connection. Imperfections are left intact, making each track feel more like a confession than a performance. Influences include Buckethead, Yvette Young, Shawn Lane, Rush, and Swervedriver.
Cultivated by intelligence software, inspired by ai band Amiyah. I know what you think. But they were who I was amazed by, they are ai created. So inspired, I took my Bible study notes, journals and created music for my daughter who loves kpop. But the bands we heard didn’t sing about God. I didn’t have the music programs and I found Suno music that generated the voices and background music and brought my bible study lyrics to life.
Marq B: The Technician is a technically-focused producer whose early work signals a strong grasp of clean, rhythmically tight beats paired with forward‑thinking audio design. With his first official single and collective album “ADK” in 2025, he’s a producer to watch on the rise—bringing nuanced sound to every track and carving an identity as the 518’s next rapper/ producer .
Whamy X2: Sydney Australia 🌏🦘 Whamy X2 is bass-driven music, raw emotion with futuristic sound design. Known for blending genres and pushing boundaries between drum & bass, garage, techno and experimental electronica. Crafting immersive sonic worlds and ethereal drifts Drawing inspiration from underground club culture, sci-fi atmospheres, and high-energy rhythm experimentation. Whamy X2’s sound is both cinematic and visceral — a fusion of chaos and control. A signature style that combines intricate percussion, heavy low-end pressure, and haunting vocal textures that capture the tension between euphoria and release.
Echoplay: Echoplay is Dennis Reep, Nafsika Kardomatea, Julien Assous, George Keivanidis and Yarmo Mackenbach. Based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Delta F: Δƒ (Delta F) is the elusive masked guitarist turning solitude into sound and stillness into signal. His music blends ambient textures, post-rock layering, and cinematic dynamics — a voice without words that captures raw, unfiltered emotion. The name comes from physics, symbolizing a change in frequency — a fitting metaphor for music that transforms silence, struggle, and resilience into moments of connection. Imperfections are left intact, making each track feel more like a confession than a performance. Influences include Buckethead, Yvette Young, Shawn Lane, Rush, and Swervedriver.
nelsonnxt!: lostinreality ;)
Modern Shapers 316: Cultivated by intelligence software, inspired by ai band Amiyah. I know what you think. But they were who I was amazed by, they are ai created. So inspired, I took my Bible study notes, journals and created music for my daughter who loves kpop. But the bands we heard didn’t sing about God. I didn’t have the music programs and I found Suno music that generated the voices and background music and brought my bible study lyrics to life.