Is it me or is Chill music a version of new wave from back in the Day.
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Chill or Wave?
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Chill or Wave?
by samvoiceman » Tue Nov 20, 2007 1:04 pm
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by bigwavedave » Tue Nov 20, 2007 3:01 pm
Not sure about the answer, but my favorite chill song is actually from the new wave era ('83): "Moments In Love" by Art of Noise.
Although I like some modern chill (listening to some Oakenfold chill right now), I don't think "Moments..." has ever been topped.
Although I like some modern chill (listening to some Oakenfold chill right now), I don't think "Moments..." has ever been topped.
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by rewind » Wed Nov 21, 2007 1:46 am
I think "Chill" can be traced back to Brian Eno, or even Vangelis and other early noodlers in first generation synthesizers.
Some would argue that Chill is closer to jazz. Even the local NYC adult-jazz station branded themeselves as Chill for awhile a couple years back, to capitalize on the craze. They basically stuck to their smooth jazz cuts but added some with an electronica edge.
Some would argue that Chill is closer to jazz. Even the local NYC adult-jazz station branded themeselves as Chill for awhile a couple years back, to capitalize on the craze. They basically stuck to their smooth jazz cuts but added some with an electronica edge.
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by samvoiceman » Wed Nov 21, 2007 3:55 am
moments is great and Trevor Horn is a master. The Chill Channel on Sirius is very electronic no smooth jazz to speak of
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