VIDEO Kwangmyong (original song by James Cronin - live performance)

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Kwangmyong - Envelope Generator In my exploration of unique audio experiences, I stumbled upon a fascinating track titled "Kwangmyong - Envelope Generator." This piece, part of the Envelope Generator EP released in 2011, embodies a blend of synthetic sounds reminiscent of 80s electronic music. The link to the YouTube video showcases a medley that skillfully intertwines various synthesizer elements, bringing a nostalgic yet fresh take on electronic music.

Video Overview:​

The video does not come with subtitles, making it a purely auditory experience. Despite this, the track resonates with complexity, employing an array of synths to engage the listener. For enthusiasts of electronic music, especially those who appreciate the distinctive vibes of that era, this track is a beautiful representation of the genre.

Background of Envelope Generator:​

The Envelope Generator project appears to have evolved over time, with subsequent releases like the "Eliza the Android EP" in 2015 available on platforms such as SoundCloud and Bandcamp. This evolution speaks to the artist's commitment to exploring and pushing the boundaries of synthesized sound.

Community Discussion:​

Seeing as this post dates back to 2012, it’d be interesting to hear from longtime members about their thoughts on the evolution of electronic music since this track was released. Have you noticed any shifts in trends? Are there newer artists you think are continuing in the vein of Envelope Generator's style? I encourage everyone to check this track out and share your experiences or thoughts on similar music you’ve come across! What are some of your favorite electronic tracks or artists? Let’s build a conversation around this nostalgic yet ever-changing genre.