u/N3kr0h

Hi everyone!

I'm building a curated Spotify playlist dedicated to independent electronic artists. Every electronic genre is welcome: melodic house, techno, electronica, progressive, organic house, ambient, downtempo, breaks, drum & bass, trance, UK garage... if it's electronic, I want to hear it.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2naTMBi8wBwuLCiMRfMVt6?si=3\_2wwGysT8eoJl0mIy08ow

One simple rule:

1. Save the playlist.

2. Drop your Spotify track link in the comments.

I'll listen to every submission and add the tracks that fit the playlist.

Please Spotify links only (no YouTube or SoundCloud).

Looking forward to discovering your music. Thanks! 🎧

I had fun adapting the soundtrack of one of my favorite games.

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What do you think?

Any ideas for improvement next time?

The video?

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Thanks for your help.

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Hey everyone,

I'm currently working on a Lofi remix project based on a video game soundtrack. Whether I try to generate Lofi or Synthwave, I've noticed that for some time now, Suno keeps adding annoying tom drum rolls and fills every few bars, seemingly to fill what it perceives as "empty spaces" in the rhythm.

I'm trying to get a flat, linear, and clean groove, but these heavy drum fills are completely ruining the vibe.

Has anyone else experienced this recently? Are there any specific prompt hacks, style keywords, or lyric tags to force Suno to stay completely linear and strictly avoid these drum fills?

Thanks for your help!

Hey everyone,

​I’m currently working on a new album and I’ve decided to take a sharp turn from my usual style. I’ve been experimenting with some raw and aggressive electro lately, and since it’s new territory for me, I’m looking for some objective feedback.

​I’d love to know what you think about the energy and the overall vibe. I’m sincerely looking for honest opinions to help me shape this project.

Thanks in advance for the help! 🙏🔥

​Listen here:

https://on.soundcloud.com/JuFBItHVAadaVoJ48V

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