because it was always awesome, and we needed to miss it in order to appreciate truly how amazing it is ^_^ It's here to stay as a legitimate genre and Im so happy. It's no longer just 80s stuff.... :D Music time-travelled into the future.
I like how this music accompany your mood, rather than strongly impose some emotions. You can be sad, melancholic, or happy and full of excitement. Walking down a crowded city street, or chilling in your comfy chair at home - it will just go perfectly every time. Love it.
Track list for listening on mobile 00:00 Morgan Willis - The Grid of Death 02:17 Morgan Willis - Black Thunder 08:41 LazerHawk - Space is The Place 12:37 Kick Puncher - Nemesis 16:10 Crystal Bear! - Wave Justice 18:17 Heyz - Odyssey 22:07 Wice - Wormhole 25:51 Sonic Mayhem - Futureland (feat. Power Glove) 31:53 Neon Overdrive - Blood and Diesel 35:29 Time Travel - Wake Up 37:58 Fazzio - Lost In Thoughts 42:27 PanzerJagerV - The Nameless Scholar 48:46 Dan Terminus - Catastrophic Orbital Decay 55:02 Lazerhawk - Distress Signal 58:38 Muscle - Steamrollin'
@@topstrends7759 Something about it not showing up on mobile. Every TH-cam Song Compilation I went to year or so back had these near the top of the comments. Not certain if it's fixed now, but that was the case then it seems.
Gamepad Hero I know the pose is based on a religious image. Pose resembles 'Madonna In Glory'. Not sure about the girl herself. Thought it was a similar reference.
Imagine these artists travelled back through time just to upload the music of the future to see if humans from the past (we) would like it. If you ask me: Hell yeah! You guys have awesome music in the future! Bring us more, please! :)
Once we dreamed of conquering space, terraforming planets unfit for life, planting apples on Mars, and establishing contacts with unearthly civilizations ... And now we have a post-apocalypse and cyberpunk, where we fumble in the garbage of a once great civilization. Give us back the normal fiction!
I fully agree, never liked post-apocalyptic stories, and most scifi lacks creativity.But the thing is, I think CGI still don't look as good to make more surreal ones.But I hope we will see some soon.Maybe they should try to use these realistic looking paintings(like the one used in this mix)and animate them.Or just use small models, and animatronics, like in the old days, and add some tricks to make them look real.
Terraforming takes Centuries, Interstellar Space Travel takes Near Centuries (just getting to Mars [Inter-Solar Space Travel?] takes Half a Year). We'll be lucky to survive this one, with Nuclear war back on the table (not the case back when you made the comment, but nonetheless). I know we've romanticized space travel in sci-fi literature, matter of fact, it's the health problems faced by humans in zero gravity that led to the concept of a cyborg, a human engineered for space-fare, according to Isaac Arthur. But as Thunderf00t pointed out about Musk's mission to Mars, there is nothing romantic about spending the next several years, if not the rest of your life, in a tin can, on a hostile planet environment, that needs constant babysitting to remain functional. Every. Single. Day. Like living aboard a submarine, only outside the porthole everything is red, and the nearest help is 6 months out at best. And that is to say nothing of the absurd costs of launching something into orbit currently, Earth's gravity well is no joke, 26 times the speed of sound is an insanely high speed, and the fuel it takes to get there is immense. Isaac Arthur explores some interesting alternatives to Rockets in getting into space, but more or less, until we have something much more efficient than rockets, outer space will remain something we use sparingly. - I too used to be a space junkie, my username is based off of a spaceship from EV Nova, still my favorite game to this day, but the more I learned through Isaac Arthur's channel, the more I began to see that, the various dramas we as human beings have painted over the cosmos is... beautiful still... but very much oversimplified. Our future is out there eventually, maybe we can get a team of humans (or just their brains and their support mechanisms) out to handle the more complex tasks on Mars, where signal lag between us and them is 5 minutes minimum (making remote control operation impossible, hence why all our rovers currently run off of pre-programmed scripts), but I still think we have several more decades of autonomous vehicle activity due there before we're ready to send even that. We were considering sending a primitive 3-D printing mechanism, back around 2017 I think, that could sculpt using the dirt on mars to create simple structures that could later be used to house larger, more complex machines (that we send), eventually until we have machines there that can build machines from material that is available there, effectively running a scripted factory of sorts, that'll begin preparing the planet with equipment and materials for human occupation, though not so much as a place our civilization will spread to so much as make use of the resources there. Eventually, Mars might become independent of Earth, but in all likelihood, that's centuries away. If you liked the idea of an automated factory though, I'd highly recommend giving Mindustry a try, game is both, fascinating, and eye opening as a concept, much more likely the next stage in our evolution than Cyberpunk, or rather the stage that'll take over once we've lost all interest in the human form. - Not to say that Cyberpunk doesn't have its own fair share of flaws, most certainly there are oversimplifications, but even though our fascination of it is in some senses overblown, it touches on some genuinely promising concepts.The ability for everyone to have photographic memory, for instance (though until we've found a way to properly wire it to the brain, it will effectively just be a smartphone that's worn on or inside of your face unfortunately), AI controlled lightning reflexes (so as not to depend on the time it takes for the conscious mind to process a task, though this can backfire), being able to put yourself on literal autopilot (a few Macros ought to do the trick) while you go problem solve the more complex parts of the task you're working on, machine level accuracy with your handiwork, being able to see out the back of your neck, to name a few.
Definitely surfing in digital density - absolutely absorbing positive flow. Now is my time - luck is with me. May the universe and cosmic energy mote it be.
Welcome to Synthwave; the music that will still be going strong when I'm in the retirement home... and they better be cranking it through my headphones!
Synthwave is the only genre of EDM I can stand. As somebody who prefers listening torock/metal/classical, Synthwave often has an amazing rhythm to it and the mixes in this one really do it justice.
ND here, recently moved from Miami FL (uggggh) finally, to a place that was exactly the opposite in every way possible (and I have never been happier in my entire life)... Love different, interesting and especially music incorporating electronic components to it... Basically weird stuff, but still love classical (I mean like originally (centuries old) music, too)... :)
sometimes i just want to meet someone else who would just like to lay down with me or drive and listen to this, quiet without much conversation. that'd really be nice instead of trying to force a conversation.
I love that you've posted this with all the track names! It's rare that you see this kind of consideration on usermade albums :) thanks for the epic tunes!
Для них. Для поколения, которое десятилетиями строило великое светлое будущее. Мы так не можем, измельчали. Мы запускаем дырявые союзы и гордимся победами прошлых поколений. Увы.
Whenever I hear music like this, I get a flashback of myself in 1984 driving across a bridge in my Trans Am with the windows down and the city lights reflecting off of the water......funny thing, I never owned a Trans Am in 1984
@@khatuntsovmikhail6223 Ваял презентацию на тему атомистического моделирования анизотропии обмена между антиферромагнитами и ферромагнитами в тонких плёнках, хорошо зашло
I don't know how or why sythnwave picked up steam, but I'm glad it exists. Something to listen to while soldering PCBs.
because it was always awesome, and we needed to miss it in order to appreciate truly how amazing it is ^_^
It's here to stay as a legitimate genre and Im so happy. It's no longer just 80s stuff.... :D Music time-travelled into the future.
And processing monotonous purchase orders - it actually makes my job feel like it's saving the planet instead of melting my brain!
probably because of "stranger things"
@@romangrigorii5389 No, synthwave/"outrun" was a thing for over half a decade before Stranger Things was released.
Bet this music and that makes you feel like a retrofuturistic hacker.
I'm listening to it while writing down animal phyla. It does not match that.
When space tourism will be a thing, this is what i'll be listening when we'll take off.
I like how this music accompany your mood, rather than strongly impose some emotions. You can be sad, melancholic, or happy and full of excitement. Walking down a crowded city street, or chilling in your comfy chair at home - it will just go perfectly every time. Love it.
Track list for listening on mobile
00:00 Morgan Willis - The Grid of Death
02:17 Morgan Willis - Black Thunder
08:41 LazerHawk - Space is The Place
12:37 Kick Puncher - Nemesis
16:10 Crystal Bear! - Wave Justice
18:17 Heyz - Odyssey
22:07 Wice - Wormhole
25:51 Sonic Mayhem - Futureland (feat. Power Glove)
31:53 Neon Overdrive - Blood and Diesel
35:29 Time Travel - Wake Up
37:58 Fazzio - Lost In Thoughts
42:27 PanzerJagerV - The Nameless Scholar
48:46 Dan Terminus - Catastrophic Orbital Decay
55:02 Lazerhawk - Distress Signal
58:38 Muscle - Steamrollin'
Thank you.
you are a brute of shit this shit is already in the description
why the fuck do you copy it and paste it gross
@@topstrends7759 Something about it not showing up on mobile. Every TH-cam Song Compilation I went to year or so back had these near the top of the comments. Not certain if it's fixed now, but that was the case then it seems.
I love that picture. Excellent artist.
Mr Kyde I saw that girl at the bar last night
Perfect Binary Pair.
Gamepad Hero I know the pose is based on a religious image. Pose resembles 'Madonna In Glory'. Not sure about the girl herself. Thought it was a similar reference.
Sansa Stark. The North Remembers
Oh, great, with CCCP logo... Bravo!!!
The artwork on all of these synth wave mixes are really good.
It's all AI art nowadays, so I do appreciate seeing some originality from back when it was real artists behind the image.
@@zacktonature still the quality is good so why not use an ai
Imagine these artists travelled back through time just to upload the music of the future to see if humans from the past (we) would like it.
If you ask me: Hell yeah! You guys have awesome music in the future! Bring us more, please! :)
Girl on that pic is lovely! And so is mini-Sputnik.
Some Synthwave is really overly repetitive and goes on forever, This mix is none of that. The artwork brought me, the music kept me.
exactly
I think it depends how you define what is repetitive. what length you consider as repetitive.
Joshua Venne te music brought me. hehe sorry i mean just shuffling around but like the title
5 Synth points have been added to your Wave account. Many Thanks
Sophie Turner brought me here too! Hahaha
I'm listening to this while writing my sci-fi novel.
may i see, when you'll finish?
Oh..... man can you tell a name of this?
Haha, me too
who gives a fuck?
@@brianfuckbrains4916 Me. Any other questions?
This is probably the best synthwave mix I've heard so far.
I was about to comment roughly the same thing , had it typed out and all, but then saw your comment and decided to throw you a like instead.
Agree. I found this after already having a playlist of multiple other mixes, and this immediately became a favorite
ohhhh yes!! the best one!
I love the faint CRT overlay on the art, very classy/classic.
Clicked for the picture, stayed for the music.
Imagine we live in a time when the line between reality and virtuality is blurred, and we can travel with her across time, space, and materiality.
that would be bliss
Would be à huge mess
That literally going to be our reality in 2035 but alright
Literally what we are doing right now
Ah, the first synthwave list that got me into listening to these lists most of the day nowadays!
I am so addicted to this stuff. Its perfect for every situation over the day.
Once we dreamed of conquering space, terraforming planets unfit for life, planting apples on Mars, and establishing contacts with unearthly civilizations ... And now we have a post-apocalypse and cyberpunk, where we fumble in the garbage of a once great civilization. Give us back the normal fiction!
Oleg Zhilin
Bruh.
That sounds amazing!!
GIVE ME IT NOWW !!!
TAKE MY MONEY!!!
Oleg Zhilin
Cyberpunk and aliens might work better tho
Normal fiction? Ain’t no thang.
I fully agree, never liked post-apocalyptic stories, and most scifi lacks creativity.But the thing is, I think CGI still don't look as good to make more surreal ones.But I hope we will see some soon.Maybe they should try to use these realistic looking paintings(like the one used in this mix)and animate them.Or just use small models, and animatronics, like in the old days, and add some tricks to make them look real.
Terraforming takes Centuries,
Interstellar Space Travel takes Near Centuries (just getting to Mars [Inter-Solar Space Travel?] takes Half a Year). We'll be lucky to survive this one, with Nuclear war back on the table (not the case back when you made the comment, but nonetheless). I know we've romanticized space travel in sci-fi literature, matter of fact, it's the health problems faced by humans in zero gravity that led to the concept of a cyborg, a human engineered for space-fare, according to Isaac Arthur. But as Thunderf00t pointed out about Musk's mission to Mars, there is nothing romantic about spending the next several years, if not the rest of your life, in a tin can, on a hostile planet environment, that needs constant babysitting to remain functional. Every. Single. Day. Like living aboard a submarine, only outside the porthole everything is red, and the nearest help is 6 months out at best. And that is to say nothing of the absurd costs of launching something into orbit currently, Earth's gravity well is no joke, 26 times the speed of sound is an insanely high speed, and the fuel it takes to get there is immense. Isaac Arthur explores some interesting alternatives to Rockets in getting into space, but more or less, until we have something much more efficient than rockets, outer space will remain something we use sparingly.
-
I too used to be a space junkie, my username is based off of a spaceship from EV Nova, still my favorite game to this day, but the more I learned through Isaac Arthur's channel, the more I began to see that, the various dramas we as human beings have painted over the cosmos is... beautiful still... but very much oversimplified. Our future is out there eventually, maybe we can get a team of humans (or just their brains and their support mechanisms) out to handle the more complex tasks on Mars, where signal lag between us and them is 5 minutes minimum (making remote control operation impossible, hence why all our rovers currently run off of pre-programmed scripts), but I still think we have several more decades of autonomous vehicle activity due there before we're ready to send even that. We were considering sending a primitive 3-D printing mechanism, back around 2017 I think, that could sculpt using the dirt on mars to create simple structures that could later be used to house larger, more complex machines (that we send), eventually until we have machines there that can build machines from material that is available there, effectively running a scripted factory of sorts, that'll begin preparing the planet with equipment and materials for human occupation, though not so much as a place our civilization will spread to so much as make use of the resources there. Eventually, Mars might become independent of Earth, but in all likelihood, that's centuries away.
If you liked the idea of an automated factory though, I'd highly recommend giving Mindustry a try, game is both, fascinating, and eye opening as a concept, much more likely the next stage in our evolution than Cyberpunk, or rather the stage that'll take over once we've lost all interest in the human form.
-
Not to say that Cyberpunk doesn't have its own fair share of flaws, most certainly there are oversimplifications, but even though our fascination of it is in some senses overblown, it touches on some genuinely promising concepts.The ability for everyone to have photographic memory, for instance (though until we've found a way to properly wire it to the brain, it will effectively just be a smartphone that's worn on or inside of your face unfortunately), AI controlled lightning reflexes (so as not to depend on the time it takes for the conscious mind to process a task, though this can backfire), being able to put yourself on literal autopilot (a few Macros ought to do the trick) while you go problem solve the more complex parts of the task you're working on, machine level accuracy with your handiwork, being able to see out the back of your neck, to name a few.
Definitely surfing in digital density - absolutely absorbing positive flow. Now is my time - luck is with me. May the universe and cosmic energy mote it be.
i'm the world's number one authority on music...
...this is the stuff that makes life worth living.
Welcome to Synthwave; the music that will still be going strong when I'm in the retirement home... and they better be cranking it through my headphones!
Awesome synthwave. Great artwork. I'd follow this magnificent soviet cosmonaut to the end of the universe.
They had my like at the CCCP helmet!!
Perfect music for editing a collection of sci-fi stories about our origins and endings
One banger after another. It doesn't stop.
The way it starts! Teleports to another galaxy.
This synth music would be so difficult to find in the 1980's; yet, once found, this record or cassette would be played constantly.
Synthwave is the only genre of EDM I can stand. As somebody who prefers listening torock/metal/classical, Synthwave often has an amazing rhythm to it and the mixes in this one really do it justice.
That illustration is epic!!! Awesome beats as well
That's a nice moon waifu you've got there. Great incentive for moon colonization.
Is it me or is this music perfect for long runs and long workouts.
Also Gaming
And Packing
And Re-Organizing
And other forms of general problem solving while having a blast
A tribute to Valentina Tereshkova, first woman in space
Valentina Tereshkova is a fraud!
Love synth and retrowave. Have yet to meet anyone in OK that even knows what it is. Love being a country girl also but this music just does it for me.
Okie as well, and I listen to synth regularly
OK here too and this is my go to lately.
Oklahoma? Yeah, I live in the city and I'm all about this stuff!
ND here, recently moved from Miami FL (uggggh) finally, to a place that was exactly the opposite in every way possible (and I have never been happier in my entire life)... Love different, interesting and especially music incorporating electronic components to it... Basically weird stuff, but still love classical (I mean like originally (centuries old) music, too)... :)
alright bryan don't get too excited lmfao
советы в космосе на всегда)!
This music is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!! And the Cosmonaut is a cutie! Happy to be here!
🎹 When I heard Synthwave I knew: I want to do the music 🎸 🤘 "Morgan Willis - Black Thunder" 02:17 is great, the drums, the bassline, the synth sounds
I love listening to synth while im preparing my trading setups!
Thanks to you we don't need to find all this on the internet! =)
Great job and great picture, this is one of my favourite mixes
Suit kinda reminds me of Samus just a different color. really like the music with the pic. Great!
Удивительный музыкальный товарищ
It's Back!!!
Yep, this makes my day ( and my night).
I've been trying to find this video for years!
I watched this on my iphone.
Now it’s ourphone 😁✊️
The charm and loveliness exuded by the girl in that picture are simply captivating.
The artwork brought me here. Credit to the artist... Music keeps me here.
Very best synth mix!! Love it!
Also picture is awesome! :)
Nice music. Love the artwork!
Thank for bringing me the future.
Thanks for the space trip and the artwork x
This video has it all: space travel, electronic music, a cute girl and an 80's touch. Couldn't ask for anything more.
Картинка с проекта "СССР-2061"
Frackin great mix have it on the background playing retro STRIDER 🤘🤪🤘
All hail the almighty synth! Kneel before the synth!
I'm 4 tracks in and this maybe one of my favorites from you!
Thanks!
Why are you thanking me?? I (everyone) should be thanking you for all the hard work in creating these awesome playlists!
sometimes i just want to meet someone else who would just like to lay down with me or drive and listen to this, quiet without much conversation. that'd really be nice instead of trying to force a conversation.
One of my favorite mixes so far. Good work
OMG what an amazing pic - everything about
This playlist is dope.
Love the art. Love the music. Awesome music and painting artist.
The first track Grid Of Death definitely fucks.
I love that you've posted this with all the track names! It's rare that you see this kind of consideration on usermade albums :) thanks for the epic tunes!
Got to love that beat!
Great stuff!! Thanks for the upload!
this is a beautiful piece of work.i loved every second of it.
SUPER Saund and Music!EXZELLENTER MIX, and TOP VIDEO!!😀👌👍👍☝️💞
I've said it before, and I'll say it again... Awwwwwwww Yeeeaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!
Шикарно!!! Ещё ещё!!!!
Нереальное вселенское СПАСИБО за это ^_^
so much of this amazing music on youtube..not enough time to listen to all of the artists songs before dying
Now I'm imagining myself playing on a retro spatial platformer game full of evil alien shooters.
Anyway, nice art and nice music.
I don't know how I ended up here but this is fantastic! I had never heard of synthwave until this hehe
The best soundtrack to play The Crew: The Quest for Planet Nine
6:05 That was unpredictable, sounds like rocket acceleration
Morgan Willis is awesome duude
Космос был первым для нас)
Для них. Для поколения, которое десятилетиями строило великое светлое будущее. Мы так не можем, измельчали. Мы запускаем дырявые союзы и гордимся победами прошлых поколений. Увы.
Скафандр СССР!
Это обрадовало
2020 and Sputnik Is back!
nice start... hooked me immediately
i love this mix
I freaking love this! Perfect editing music!
Morgan Willis - Black Thunder
Dope music and dope artwork!
tech is more advanced than we have been shown.
Thanks for tagging the work and the artwork background. Love it all.
Moooree!!!
This started of with a BLAST! :Sputnik we see you ;)
THIS IS GOOD --- REAL GOOD ---
That cured my depression for 1 hour, thanks bud :)
СССР ! КОСМОС ! ГАГАРИН !
Луна 11 тоже :Р
Digging the new avatar! And new mix
All what i hear is: the future awaits ! lets rise up to The stars !
Very nice mix
Whenever I hear music like this, I get a flashback of myself in 1984 driving across a bridge in my Trans Am with the windows down and the city lights reflecting off of the water......funny thing, I never owned a Trans Am in 1984
Замечательно заходит для того чтобы делать расчеты......
Тоже не спишь? Я вот прод резлиз на систему закатываю в 3 ночи на другой конце этого шарика под звездой с именем Солнце Ж)
@@khatuntsovmikhail6223 Ваял презентацию на тему атомистического моделирования анизотропии обмена между антиферромагнитами и ферромагнитами в тонких плёнках, хорошо зашло
goddess of the cosmonauts
best of the best
Kick puncher 👌 nemesis
yessss new synthwavwe
I ❤️ your channel pretty Epic music !!
pretty high level stuff here