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Recently stumbled upon a mesmerizing reel by an artist we just had to share with you guys. Meet Tyler Tilley — a Canadian creator and talented artist based in Thailand. His signature style is pop art, where he masterfully blends cartoons with gritty realism.…

But Beautiful,the artist from our last stream, just dropped that track today! Check it out 🤍

HOLA! New killer album from a member of the cllb community is here. little inside info for you to get deeper: this EP came together slowly. after moving to barcelona, i thought i'd dive straight into making music again - but it turned out i needed time to figure out where i fit and what anything even sounded like anymore. these tracks came from late nights when everything finally went quiet and i stopped trying to force direction or label anything. somewhere between house, techno, breaky, something more minimal, and a bit of the ambient stuff i used to make - there's an ambient album coming in 2026 anyway. most of it came together in spring 2025, out of pure experimentation while i was figuring out where i wanted my sound to go next. i'm happy it's finally out in the world. i hope it lands somewhere meaningful for you. quite nice isn’t it? @cllbcommunitybot

On this episode of community creates we present you our talented @weirderaser playing his crushed dirty white crystals 💎 enjoy the ride

Ah, the weekend flew by so quickly🫠 but we have some great news for you: we've updated our collaba picks playlist to lift your spirits before the start of the working week⚡️ Enjoy!

Recently stumbled upon a mesmerizing reel by an artist we just had to share with you guys. Meet Tyler Tilley — a Canadian creator and talented artist based in Thailand. His signature style is pop art, where he masterfully blends cartoons with gritty realism.…

Recently stumbled upon a mesmerizing reel by an artist we just had to share with you guys. Meet Tyler Tilley — a Canadian creator and talented artist based in Thailand. His signature style is pop art, where he masterfully blends cartoons with gritty realism. His personal motto, "NOT A BIG FAN OF NORMAL," pretty much sums up his vibe. Here’s what Tyler says about his approach: I remember thinking even as a kid: you could take a normal photo, or you (meaning me) could make it interesting. My family doesn’t have many untainted, polished group shots because I made it my mission to ruin as many as possible by acting like a complete idiot. I still hold that point of view today. 😂 My work lives in the space between satire and sincerity. I paint melting icons, cartoon nightmares, steampunk saints, and pop-culture ghosts. It’s strange, vivid, and full of tension that asks: why do we worship the things we do? For over 17 years, I’ve used oil paint and a healthy disrespect for the expected to transform familiar figures into something weirder and more honest. I’m here to mock mediocrity, mourn memory, and find beauty in cultural decay. I love blending humor with anxiety, pop culture with pathos, and the uncanny with the strangely familiar. Tyler’s vibrant, surreal pop art is absolutely impossible to ignore — and it makes us wonder, who are the artists that have captured your attention lately? Drop your favorites in the comments below! 🎨

The Eternal Spell: Honoring Nina Simone on Her Birthday🎂 Nina Simone was a scientist of sound, an architect of emotion, and a historian of the black experience. Born Eunice Kathleen Waymon in North Carolina in 1933, she was a child prodigy who could play piano by ear before her feet could reach the pedals. Her lifelong dream was to become the first black female classical pianist in America. When the Curtis Institute of Music rejected her application—an act she maintained was rooted in racism—Eunice was forced to play in the bars of Atlantic City to support her family. It was there that she became Nina Simone, a pseudonym chosen to hide her 'devil’s music' from her strictly religious mother. Her 1965 masterpiece, I Put a Spell on You, represents the pinnacle of her transformative power. Where Screamin’ Jay Hawkins’ original was a piece of voodoo kitsch, Simone turned it into a desperate, elegant demand for devotion. She utilized her classical training to treat the piano not just as an accompaniment, but as a second voice, weaving counterpoints that sounded more like Bach than Broadway. Simone possessed a rare gift: the ability to turn any song into a piece of autobiography. She didn't just sing; she cast a spell, forcing the listener to feel every crack in her voice and every strike of the keys. She was the embodiment of contradiction—tender yet commanding, classical yet revolutionary. A legend? The word seems almost too small for a woman of her magnitude.

ㅤ One of our team members and an active participant in our community Lavandala has just released an album! Eutectica is a pure R&D sound design experiment, inspired by thermodynamics, hydrodynamics, and physical/colloid chemistry. Cartoonish, clay-like sounds…

The stream is out and gone but the music and love are in and alive. here’s the playlist🩷