Mike Haunted France
Mike Haunted’s project drawing inspiration essentially from film scores, with dreamy 80's vibes. His musical compositions are made of haunting and ethereal synths with airy guitars in a retro-modern style.
If you like Neverending Sunrise, you may also like:
Synthian (Album)
by NINA
supported by 7 fans who also own “Neverending Sunrise”
This album, and specifically the title track is the whole reason I started writing and recording Synthwave. It reached into my past and pulled the 80’s to the present. NINA’s delicious melodies and infectious hooks captivate me. I adore the raspiness she gets on her vocal in the chorus in little sections, and from start to finish I just love the song. Thank you for giving me an album that I’ll hold along side my favourites forever.
go to album
Just Drive (Part 1)
by W O L F C L U B
supported by 6 fans who also own “Neverending Sunrise”
Superb Uplifting Melodic synthwave album here.
go to album
Vinyl City
by MORPHOICE
supported by 5 fans who also own “Neverending Sunrise”
This record is a phenomenal achievement. I love how the listener is taken along on an epic journey with Cara, the central character and I guess muse. I get such vivid images in my mind while listening to this one, especially on tracks like Strange Nights. So enjoyable.
go to album
Ashes
by Douglas
Visceral electronic music that mixes dark analogue synths with dreamy ambient.
go to album
Beauty / Girl
by Blisstake
Bouncy synthpop from Melbourne duo Blisstake.
go to album
A Softer Offering
by Annie Hart
Dreamy minimalist pop for the quieter, more introspective moments in life, from Au Revoir Simone's Annie Hart.
go to album
We Are Stardust
by Lukhash
supported by 5 fans who also own “Neverending Sunrise”
I'm incredibly picky with my electronic music and this does it for me. We Are Stardust could easily be a soundtrack to a sci-fi adventure, the final boss of a chiptuned spacefaring video game or a cliché cyberpunk dystopia. Ride the astralwave of energetic chiptunes, retroesque beats and beguiling synths to a place beyond the galaxy.
go to album
