Get all 21 YORU 夜 releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Strongest (feat. Turbo Knight & Dimi Kaye), Mr Carpenter (feat. Dimi Kaye), Let's Play (feat. Dimi Kaye), Let's Get Wild (feat. Dimi Kaye), Revisit, Control (YORU 夜 & Dimi Kaye Remix), Carousel, Still Your Blues (YORU 夜 Remix), and 13 more.
YORU 夜 Shah Alam, Malaysia
Synthwave/ Synthpop
Reviving the 80's.
Enquiries: yorusynthwave@gmail.com
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Atlas
by FM-84
supported by 12 fans who also own “Let's Get Wild (feat. Dimi Kaye)”
This album makes me 16 again. Thank You.
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Nocturnal
by The Midnight
supported by 10 fans who also own “Let's Get Wild (feat. Dimi Kaye)”
Noctural is an amazing album by the always amazing The Midnight. Although I prefer the first five tracks to the last two, this was something that I have been meaning to collect. Only one more of the main releases to go :) PS Nocturnal is my favourite title track followed by Days of Thunder
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Kids
by The Midnight
supported by 10 fans who also own “Let's Get Wild (feat. Dimi Kaye)”
I discovered this band and album during COVID and it helped me feel so free and alive during a time when everything was so uncertain.
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Believer (Album)
by LAU
Synthwave goes pop on the latest from UK artist LAU: Irresistible cotton-candy vocal melodies, and electronics that go off like fireworks.
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Calypso Drip FM
by Gryff
Woozy, vocal-driven synthwave captures the spirit and feel of the ’80s, with tremendous choruses and neon-hot electronics.
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Megawave
by Dana Jean Phoenix & Powernerd
Across an insanely fun, dopamine rush of a record, Phoenix and Powernerd unearth the subtleties within synthwave's neon-lit spectacle.
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Monsters
by The Midnight
supported by 10 fans who also own “Let's Get Wild (feat. Dimi Kaye)”
Being of a 'certain age', I remember being a kid in the 80s and a teen in the 90s. The Midnight's last two albums transport me back to those times effortlessly. It's no rose-tinted view back either - the final few tracks have a certain melancholy nature that reminds that there's no going back
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