Yeah anyone who grew up in the late 80's 90's early 00's up to about 2009. Will definitely have heard music like this with the cable menu or whatever. I remember joking with a friend in the really early 00's about this being a genre and it unironicly is. This is such a early sunny morning coffee vibe. It's just long enough to have a shower get coffee and get ready to head out
YES that last sentence especially!!!! i love to listen to this and put some 90s commercials or instellistar recordings on another screen while making coffee on a sunny day!
I’m a 2000 kid and yeah you’re right, I heard a lot of this kinda stuff when I was little. Whether it be on weather channels or background music at an airport or something
Definitely not 2009. This stuff was out of the normal by like 2005. In fact even earlier is where it makes more sense. I think of like the mid 90's or late 90's when this genre was dying out
I was born in 1989. Some of my earliest memories involve going to the mall with my parents or just watching TV where a lot of the sounds and motifs depicted in this album were not just commonplace, but also considered the slickest thing around. Listening to vaporwave and hearing all these sounds from my childhood in a completely new and exciting context, and also seeing younger people get into it and experience nostalgia for a time before they were even born that I actually experienced is nothing short of wild.
I was born in 1990. Right there with ya. This music brings back such pleasant early memories of going to malls as a kid and surfing the web in its early stage 😌 it's neat that the younger generation gets it.
im 13 yrs old, and i just found this. i love this type of music because, as you said, it gives me big nostalgia of the 2000s even though i havent/barely experienced it :)
I was born in 98', but my city I was born there weren't the malls, but I had fat TV and cassets, and excample for album _secam (a side) by dfyan_ conveys all those feelings of mine from the early 00s, it brings me back to the era of cassette noise, I immediately want to watch films from the 90s that I watched as a child through cassettes.
I was born in 1987, to me this is like the music version of recycled paper towels in a cool and groovy way, just pristine pure the good memories I never had but always wished for ♻ like taking the sunconscious layer from difficult memories and rewriting them to emphasize those deeper positive thoughts instead ♻ ♻. I played in jazz band in high school so I really like the jazzy vibe of utopian virtual. 😎 my parents always played the smooth jazz radio station in the car and even though they were mean, I like how this is kind of an artistic way of getting back at them though these artists distorting samples from those tracks and turning it into something transcendently spiritual and emotional from something empty and banal ♻ ♻ ♻ ♻ ♻
Visiting my rich aunt and uncle in a big city during the summers of 1992-1998. She would take out to nice restaurants, and take us shopping in the middle of the week at like 10am. The malls were dead, but this music was alive and well. Hearing music like this on its own always reminds me of those giant, polished caverns of commercialism.
Me and my cousin were little weirdos growing up so we would have the weather channel music on the tv while we putzed around on his computer playing sc2000, simtower, doom, dark forces etc. I love that this is an actual vibe for people because to me this was just life.
this one always gets to me. the optimism of the 1990s is well captured here, goes very very heavy on the childhood nostalgia vibes too. teleports me to an era I was barely around for. Even then it feels old and ruined, the sound of VHS crackle and looping samples, leaving me feeling like oh yeah, it's just a memory... very much a world that is either long gone or never really even existed. really elegant record, I come back to it a lot.
I used to listen to this album every morning while I walked to school back in my early sophomore years of high school. I totally forgot about this album for the longest time but it suddenly came back to me just recently. I spent a good while racking my brain, trying to remember the name of this album. as soon as I found this album again and clicked on it, I instantly got taken back to waking up super early for breakfast, the walks to and from school, and those beautiful sunrises
If anyone is wondering, the track that starts at 16:32 is sampled from MF Doom's- "Rhymes Like Dimes", where that track was originally sampled from Quincy Jones- "One Hundred Ways".
"Start Life" is beautiful and so very close to a blues riff I thought of years ago which I only started playing again the other day, and I just bought and completed 'The Enigma Machine" today for the first time. Thank you so much for making this synchronicity possible 🙌
Masterpiece album. This is REAL vaporwave right here. Not all that electro-glitch stuff. Just the soothing sounds of the capitalist boom of the 80s and 90s....
@S. Ferres You only think that there is the real taste of precariousness and transience found in life offered by vaporwave because you are, deliberately or not, falling into and fetishizing the sounds produced by this hyperconsumerist capitalism which have been even more distorted to accentuate the intended feeling of hopelessly transporting you out of this painful material existence.
These days, I've been playing an old school management game called "Capitalism Plus" This music fits just perfectly with the ambient of the game, and the menu theme aswell, Guys, check this game pictures, I'd like to know if I'm the only one to feel like this about this game and this music. Sorry for the broken english, I am French~
John Smith That song samples a Network Music/Killer Tracks production music song called Chardonnay, so that makes sense. I think the context of the song in the album is more 90s Weather Channel than hold music though, since the artist samples 2 of the pieces of production music Trammell Starks composed for The Weather Channel in 1995-96
This sounds like the kind of shit I'd hear while waiting to connect to an AOL customer service representative on the phone circa 1996. That's the point, right?
the point is that it is a satire of consumerism and capitalism of the late 70s to the early 2000s with each subgenre focusing on one aspect such as mallsoft fixating on shopping mall culture and aesthetics
Born in '86 and it just dawned on me that I've experienced 5 different decades now... I have faint memories of the late 80's "floral shoppe" aesthetics, we had chess board floors, salmon colored interior etc. and experienced all of the 90's (started school in 92) with hip hop, the dawn of personal computers and the internet, was young in the 00's with napster, burning mp3-CD's, playstation and myspace, the 10's with the economic crisis just when I graduated and all the millenials were without jobs and became part of a counter-culture like the youth in the sixites, now the 20's with covid and a kid on the way. I am definately faux utopian in mindset!
This album makes me want to pick up the salmon phone in my penthouse suite and call room service. Or sit down in the fountain at the mall and wait for death
06. 過去の宇宙 esc made me giggle😄 with its tasteful glitches in perfect rhythm with the rest of the track, very well done not too crazy just the right amount of zaniness reminds me of one of those tracks from floral shoppe
Who did he sample? No one ever tells who did they sample. Maybe the point is not knowing wher it's from and who did it, but I'm pretty sure all the tracks are sampled from somewhere. I'm not screaming for plagiarism, but I just enjoy the grooves, and would like to listen more.
the idea of 2014 seems as far away as the 1990s . San Diego Pacific Beach and downtown near convention center is so vaporwave and still in its glorious 1980s / 90s architecture
I can’t believe an album cover tricked me into wiping my screen because I thought there was a bit of hair on it. I literally just shaved too so it was all the more believable.
Not one person sees it as the music in the lobby of Patric Baitmans personal hell as he waots for his numbee to be called that never comes. He sees the door open amd othera go into the u speakable torture univerae bit his number os never called. Millions of ueats go by. Total madness. I love it!
![Nouveau Life™ - New World™ [Full album]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bKCAqcBxjXk/mqdefault.jpg)
01. Start Life 00:00
02. 新鮮なスキーム 05:37
03. A New Feeling 07:16
04. アンドロイド未来 10:41
05. Economy Class 14:50
06. 過去の宇宙 esc. 16:32
07. Refund Policies 19:21
08. 回転ビジョン = 新しいビジョン 21:14
09. The New World, その新しいあなた 23:53
10. esc. 完全な 26:05
11. あなたは今、新しい世界に入っている 26:38
12. Welcome to New World™ 27:57
xX_Sanic_da_Heg_Hoge_Xx e
xX_Sanic_da_Heg_Hoge_Xx r
Thank you, mighty UA-cam deity
Praise the deity as if he was the one true God
The one at 21:14 has parts also sampled by Luxury Elite in "iii". Interesting...
Yeah anyone who grew up in the late 80's 90's early 00's up to about 2009. Will definitely have heard music like this with the cable menu or whatever. I remember joking with a friend in the really early 00's about this being a genre and it unironicly is. This is such a early sunny morning coffee vibe. It's just long enough to have a shower get coffee and get ready to head out
YES that last sentence especially!!!! i love to listen to this and put some 90s commercials or instellistar recordings on another screen while making coffee on a sunny day!
I’m a 2000 kid and yeah you’re right, I heard a lot of this kinda stuff when I was little. Whether it be on weather channels or background music at an airport or something
It’s basically music when they put you on hold at reception. But hey that’s not a bad thing
Definitely not 2009. This stuff was out of the normal by like 2005. In fact even earlier is where it makes more sense. I think of like the mid 90's or late 90's when this genre was dying out
@@TURBOBLU-fx6mn Then you must've been one of the only people. Because this style of music had been gone by like 2004 at the very max.
I was born in 1989. Some of my earliest memories involve going to the mall with my parents or just watching TV where a lot of the sounds and motifs depicted in this album were not just commonplace, but also considered the slickest thing around. Listening to vaporwave and hearing all these sounds from my childhood in a completely new and exciting context, and also seeing younger people get into it and experience nostalgia for a time before they were even born that I actually experienced is nothing short of wild.
I was born in 1990. Right there with ya. This music brings back such pleasant early memories of going to malls as a kid and surfing the web in its early stage 😌 it's neat that the younger generation gets it.
im 13 yrs old, and i just found this. i love this type of music because, as you said, it gives me big nostalgia of the 2000s even though i havent/barely experienced it :)
I was born in 98', but my city I was born there weren't the malls, but I had fat TV and cassets, and excample for album _secam (a side) by dfyan_ conveys all those feelings of mine from the early 00s, it brings me back to the era of cassette noise, I immediately want to watch films from the 90s that I watched as a child through cassettes.
@@Erix442 fat tvs? You mean CRT TVs?
I was born in 1987, to me this is like the music version of recycled paper towels in a cool and groovy way, just pristine pure the good memories I never had but always wished for ♻ like taking the sunconscious layer from difficult memories and rewriting them to emphasize those deeper positive thoughts instead ♻ ♻.
I played in jazz band in high school so I really like the jazzy vibe of utopian virtual. 😎 my parents always played the smooth jazz radio station in the car and even though they were mean, I like how this is kind of an artistic way of getting back at them though these artists distorting samples from those tracks and turning it into something transcendently spiritual and emotional from something empty and banal ♻ ♻ ♻ ♻ ♻
there's a lot of vaporwave albums that take multiple listens before you really latch on to them -- this one is addicting even from the first listen!
Felt the same.
Real words.
I have to admit. This is rarity in my case. Especially with the loops, pretty cachy.
totally
It definitely has some instant hits.
Visiting my rich aunt and uncle in a big city during the summers of 1992-1998. She would take out to nice restaurants, and take us shopping in the middle of the week at like 10am. The malls were dead, but this music was alive and well. Hearing music like this on its own always reminds me of those giant, polished caverns of commercialism.
Me and my cousin were little weirdos growing up so we would have the weather channel music on the tv while we putzed around on his computer playing sc2000, simtower, doom, dark forces etc. I love that this is an actual vibe for people because to me this was just life.
that sounds awesome. i was born too late to experience the 90's except as a baby. but this album is still so nostalgic and special
Sounds like you had a good Nouveau Life™
thats great and stuff but im still looking for who the fuck asked
Sounds like me and my cousin playing Yugioh while I had Dan's stage music from Street Fighter Alpha 1 playing on the Sega Saturn in the background
@@straytonox1492who hurt you
I want to live in this album
you already live in a new world fam
this album is like being locked in an IBM office building in 1992
lol did that happened to you?
that's a bit far fetched but I feel you
You already here. Everyone does, and the only true escape is death.
this one always gets to me. the optimism of the 1990s is well captured here, goes very very heavy on the childhood nostalgia vibes too. teleports me to an era I was barely around for. Even then it feels old and ruined, the sound of VHS crackle and looping samples, leaving me feeling like oh yeah, it's just a memory... very much a world that is either long gone or never really even existed. really elegant record, I come back to it a lot.
oh how I miss the crackle of CRT screens and the compressed audio/visual quality of vhs tapes 🥺❤️💚💙
I used to listen to this album every morning while I walked to school back in my early sophomore years of high school. I totally forgot about this album for the longest time but it suddenly came back to me just recently. I spent a good while racking my brain, trying to remember the name of this album. as soon as I found this album again and clicked on it, I instantly got taken back to waking up super early for breakfast, the walks to and from school, and those beautiful sunrises
If anyone is wondering, the track that starts at 16:32 is sampled from MF Doom's- "Rhymes Like Dimes", where that track was originally sampled from Quincy Jones- "One Hundred Ways".
The track actually samples directly from Quincy Jones
A sample of a sample of a sample
how do you know it's sampled from doom instead of the original track?
i want to see some vaporwave rap
That makes a lot of sense, 過去の宇宙 esc.does hear a lot like something made from MF Doom
"Start Life" is beautiful and so very close to a blues riff I thought of years ago which I only started playing again the other day, and I just bought and completed 'The Enigma Machine" today for the first time.
Thank you so much for making this synchronicity possible 🙌
*_Your BRAND NEW Life, Served Hot & Ready, Your Way!_*
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(stopit)
inb4 Pad's comment gets hundreds of upvotes and replies from fans
Tom Scott
Masterpiece album. This is REAL vaporwave right here. Not all that electro-glitch stuff. Just the soothing sounds of the capitalist boom of the 80s and 90s....
GA. Luigi amen bro
@S. Ferres You only think that there is the real taste of precariousness and transience found in life offered by vaporwave because you are, deliberately or not, falling into and fetishizing the sounds produced by this hyperconsumerist capitalism which have been even more distorted to accentuate the intended feeling of hopelessly transporting you out of this painful material existence.
Lots of CD skips though.
WHO SCRATCHED THE DISKS!?
@@ryancurnow5806 you're thinking too hard about it...
The opener to this album just floods me with nostalgic feelings.
I used to think I was the only kid who used to rock out to the weather channel music back in the 90s
Same. I would seriously walk home from school, pop a bag of popcorn, and turn it on til Dragonball Z came on haha
Underrated album
+The Moon Man. Extremely underrated
indeed! i fucking love this one! i can see myself listening to this beauty once a week ...and fucking enjoying that lovely sax
holy sht you're right, just barely discovered it after two years of listening to the genre lol
This music sounds like overhead projectors and VHS tapes of stock footage of the metropolitan hustle and bustle of the 80s
This music sounds exactly like my farts autotuned and slapped over some trap beats. I call it FARTWAV
@@andruis_maximusthat's kind of the noise you get whenever you talk shitmouth
Somewhere in the deep recesses of space and time, I am in an elevator chilling out to these smooth sounds! Amazing work man!
Compiling a Luxury Vapor playlist...excellent addition
is that the 'official' subgenre name? I've been trying to define it for so long
+Alix Meek, I'd put this betwen Utopian Virtual and Mallsoft
yess, utopian virtual. that's why it feels so similar with PrismCorp's Home™
These days, I've been playing an old school management game called "Capitalism Plus"
This music fits just perfectly with the ambient of the game, and the menu theme aswell, Guys, check this game pictures, I'd like to know if I'm the only one to feel like this about this game and this music.
Sorry for the broken english, I am French~
A timeless classic.
So glad to finally own this on vinyl, it both looks and sounds great! I have been spinning it all night.
For a kid who grew up watching The Weather Network in Canada, this hits all the right buttons.
This sounds exactly like the kind of music that plays in the waiting room in the dentist office, or when they put you on hold over the phone
but it's good and not a loop
Just realized the album art is the cover to 'SimEarth'. What a great game that was. What a great time that was...
I'm beginning to think vapor wave is just digital smooth jazz from the 80s-90s.
I've legit heard "start life" while waiting on the phone
John Smith That song samples a Network Music/Killer Tracks production music song called Chardonnay, so that makes sense. I think the context of the song in the album is more 90s Weather Channel than hold music though, since the artist samples 2 of the pieces of production music Trammell Starks composed for The Weather Channel in 1995-96
😂
Given the current state of the world, this album's description now feels especially relevant.
If I ever own a call center, Start life is going to be the hold music
@23:54 Can't get this out of my head/heart. Masterful work.
This sounds like the kind of shit I'd hear while waiting to connect to an AOL customer service representative on the phone circa 1996. That's the point, right?
Yes and no, Vaporwave is hard to describe
The original sample is from the 1990's weather channel.
the point is that it is a satire of consumerism and capitalism of the late 70s to the early 2000s with each subgenre focusing on one aspect such as mallsoft fixating on shopping mall culture and aesthetics
I just call it good music.
the point is enjoy the music and shut the fuck up with your opinions
Very vaporwave.
Love it
it's good to listen to this before the economic turmoil that 2020 will be
"Trust us. It's all you have left."
oh man
this makes me feel some sort of way
Start Life is absolutely life changing
Born in '86 and it just dawned on me that I've experienced 5 different decades now... I have faint memories of the late 80's "floral shoppe" aesthetics, we had chess board floors, salmon colored interior etc. and experienced all of the 90's (started school in 92) with hip hop, the dawn of personal computers and the internet, was young in the 00's with napster, burning mp3-CD's, playstation and myspace, the 10's with the economic crisis just when I graduated and all the millenials were without jobs and became part of a counter-culture like the youth in the sixites, now the 20's with covid and a kid on the way. I am definately faux utopian in mindset!
Esse é aquele álbum que você reconhece que a pessoa realmente se dedicou para fazer ♥️👍🏾
The most dystopian album to exist.
this sounds just like the music my mum listened to a lot when i was like 6 years old.. in 1995
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Probably my favorite vaporwave album of all time.
This. Is. The. Best. Vaporwave. Album.
Great album. Vapor Memory, you sure do have some great stuff on your channel.
This is my favourite vaporwave playlist and i want the whole wide new world to know
IM SO GLAD I SIGNED UP FOR THE NEW WORLD, THANK YOU NOUVEAU LIFE! YERRRRRRRRRRRRR
This album makes me want to pick up the salmon phone in my penthouse suite and call room service. Or sit down in the fountain at the mall and wait for death
incredible comment
"Hello sir, thank you for holding. How can we help you?"
"....."
"Hi there, can you put me back on hold?"
makes me feel like playing 90s PC games
This album is really nice, hope it blows up!
Sometimes when I get really stoned, I reply to comments that are a year old...
nothing wrong with that, my dude
@@yakka9768 I'm doing that now
@@D3XTRO you replied three years later dude, but I replied a year later to your comment
Hi guys im replying to a 7 year old comment that's kinda cool i guess
thank you for uploading this, and for uploading many more great tracks like this. bless you for doing so
The official soundtrack to all those tycoon games you wished existed in the late 90s and early 00s
This album reminds me of infomercials from the late 90's early 2000's
06. 過去の宇宙 esc made me giggle😄 with its tasteful glitches in perfect rhythm with the rest of the track, very well done not too crazy just the right amount of zaniness
reminds me of one of those tracks from floral shoppe
Something about this album just cheers me up.
sounds like the music you here back in the 90s when they put you on hold.
absolutely phenomenal i love it
Refund Policies samples the instrumental from MF DOOM's song "Red and Gold"! Thats so cool!
and 過去の宇宙 esc. samples Rhymes Like Dimes!
so many time i have not had this much vaporwave
So much weather channel goodness in this!
De los mejores albumes para comenzar una nueva etapa en tu vida 🛹🛹
Sim
😲😲😲😲I LOVE EVERY PIECE OF THIS OMG💚💚💚💚💚💚
groovy
*please wait while we connect you with AOL customer service*
YO I FOUND NY FUCKING AOL CUSTOMER SERVICE JOKE
POV: you walk into class and there’s that TV on wheels in class. Today is going to be a good day.
Plot twist: the date is January 28, 1986.
8:37 “your call is very important to us. Thank you for holding”
Who did he sample? No one ever tells who did they sample. Maybe the point is not knowing wher it's from and who did it, but I'm pretty sure all the tracks are sampled from somewhere. I'm not screaming for plagiarism, but I just enjoy the grooves, and would like to listen more.
The first song's sample is Chardonnay from Network Music
A New Feeling = "Good Ol' Days" by Trammell Starks
Economy Class = "Midnight Cruise" by Trammell Starks
What about "Welcome to New World" that's my favorite track and I never can find out the sample for it, anyone know?
bigdog41407 - I LOVE YOU, THANK YOU SO MUCH
wow man, nice find. how'd you know?
Beautiful as the cover [Sim Earth]
21:20 "I only think of you... on TWO OCCASIONS!"
luxury elite also sampled a part of the same thing
This entire album is an eargasm
the idea of 2014 seems as far away as the 1990s . San Diego Pacific Beach and downtown near convention center is so vaporwave and still in its glorious 1980s / 90s architecture
why is san diego such a vaporwave hub lmfao 😂
I adore this album
It's really good right?
I wish this was on Bandcamp still. I really want to buy it and add it to my collection. :c
@The Dude which?
@The Dude oh wow thanks!
Why am I just hearing this now, after so many not-so-good vaporwave attempts?
There is something quite sinister about this album, I don't know if that was the intention, but it makes me uneasy some times.
This is the New World!
The one you now live inside.
Whether you like it or not.
this the type of shit you’d hear in a mall level of the backrooms
This whole album is straight up Bonkin'
Love this ! i felt some bing and bong vibes going around
yes, that kid's tv show bing and bong. their vast space reminds me of this
19:21 gimme my money back N O W YEAHYEAhYEahYeahyeahyeaʰʸᵉᵃʰʸᵉᵃʰʸᵉᵃʰ
That one track at 10:41 sounds scary to me, but relaxing. For some reason.
I used to be spooked by it for a bit but it actually turned out to be one of my favorites off the album.
isso é épico.
o verdadeiro vaporwave.
SIM.
Hell to the yeeeesssssssssssssssssssss
I feel like this is the music that plays when God is on your character creation screen/any loading screen between dimensions.
ja faz 3 anos que venho aqui admirar esta obra
2021.
@Andrei tmj
lindo.
Few samples that were used by MF DOOM. Nice to know the person who made this might like DOOM :D !
This is better than the drivers I have on linux
03. A New Feeling 07:16 Trammell Starks - Good Ole' Days / Bobby's Theme
19:21 Refund Policies slaps!!
I've got this bad boy on cassette.
Nice.
I can’t believe an album cover tricked me into wiping my screen because I thought there was a bit of hair on it. I literally just shaved too so it was all the more believable.
"Accurate and dependable. Your local weather service!"
I like how this became the 9/11 theme song
heat
This is good shit. Very memorable album.
Made from forgettable source material, that's the beauty of vapourwave.
start life is my favorite song here.
Trammell Starks is a God 🙏
I NEED TO FIND THE LAST SONGS SAMPLE ITS BEEN DRIVING ME CRAZY FOR MONTHS!
I hope you found it 🗿
@@meatballevader4640 I never did 🗿
@@meatballevader4640 3 1/2 fuckin years
SuperFrankieOSX Damn... 😔
Great album.
como eu amo isso
incrivel
Not one person sees it as the music in the lobby of Patric Baitmans personal hell as he waots for his numbee to be called that never comes. He sees the door open amd othera go into the u speakable torture univerae bit his number os never called. Millions of ueats go by. Total madness. I love it!
17:38 ay yo yoo!! yall can t stand right there!
Very good vapor
I love this so much