Genre Index

Downtempo

Downtempo releases from ONEZERØFOUR across 6 releases. Featured releases include The Blurred Edge, Under the Skin, and From Malecon to Midnight. Typical tempo: 116.48 BPM.

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Downtempo Releases

The Blurred Edge artwork

Mar 4, 2026 / Trip-Hop

The Blurred Edge

120.40 BPM / F# major

Ambient Pop / Balearic / Cinematic / Downtempo / Experimental Electronic / Glitch Pop / Noir Electronica / Shoegaze / Trip-Hop

The Blurred Edge is a six-track journey through the boundary where organic life and digital decay dissolve into one another, moving from submerged stillness into noi...

Under the Skin artwork

Jan 9, 2026 / Trip-Hop

Under the Skin

117.20 BPM / F# minor

Ambient / Cinematic / Downtempo / Electronic / Industrial / Trip-Hop

A modernist trip-hop journey through love, time, and fractured memory.

From Malecon to Midnight artwork

Jan 3, 2026 / Latin House

From Malecon to Midnight

118.18 BPM / F minor

Afro House / Cuban House / Downtempo / Electronic / Hybrid Bass / Progressive House / Tech House / Trip-Hop / UK Garage

From Malecon to Midnight is an experimental exploration of the Afro-Cuban diaspora through modern electronic music, tracing a path from organic Havana-rooted texture...

The Light That Never Goes Out artwork

Dec 29, 2025 / Trip-Hop

The Light That Never Goes Out

142.77 BPM / G major

Downtempo / Electronic / Trip-Hop

The Light That Never Goes Out is a slow-burn, nocturnal release shaped by silence, memory, and emotional persistence. Built from analog texture, distant melody, and...

The Silver In Between (Remixes) artwork

Dec 20, 2025 / Folk

The Silver In Between (Remixes)

108.04 BPM / D major

Downtempo / Folk / Folk-Pop / Indie Folk / Trip-Hop

“The Silver In Between (Remixes) explores the emotional DNA of the original song through five distinct electronic reinterpretations. Where the original leaned on aco...

Pressure artwork

Dec 12, 2025 / Lo-Fi Hip Hop

Pressure

92.29 BPM / C major

Lo-Fi Hip Hop / Trip-Hop / Urban

Pressure is a late-night, lo-fi reflection on growing up, growing older; and carrying the weight that never really leaves.