Officewave New York, New York
Hugo Boss suit, light blue shirt, red tie - check. Greed is good, money never sleeps, reservations at Dorsia - check. With offices overlooking skyscrapers and amidst the buzzing phones and whirring fax machines, officewave encapsulates the high-flying financial madness of the 1980s, capturing the sights and sounds of a crazy bygone era, underpinned by a synth-driven retrowave soundtrack. ... more
Officewave recommends:
Emotional Investments
by Michael Weber
Michael Weber is one of the genre's greats, and this album ranks up there with the very best. If you're just starting in the world of officewave, this is a great place to begin your journey.
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Bart Graft is another phenomenal artist, whose fantastic 2017 album 'Go For Broke!' helped shape and define the officewave genre.
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There's not much that hasn't already been said about Mitch Murder. He may have singlehandedly invented the officewave genre with this 2016 EP 'The Real Deal'. A virtual deity of the synthwave scene.
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If I weren't an '80s kid, I would have sworn this was a literal blast from the past. With era appropriate musicality and pastel color scheme, Duett has replicated the '80s motif in perfect form.
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Damn. This is beautiful, it was so hard to pick just one track. This album is sunshine for the 80s soul.
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Here kitty, kitty! The synthwave genius returns with a whole new batch of hooky, metal-edged songs that are more fun than a ball of yarn.
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