The Sound of Irish Experimental Electronic

“The Sound of Irish Experimental Electronic” brings together a wide range of forward-thinking producers from Ireland, offering a deep dive into the country’s thriving undercurrent of electronic innovation. This playlist explores glitchy textures, ambient swells, industrial rhythms, and off-kilter beats, pulling from artists who’ve carved out distinct sonic identities. You’ll find the layered and emotive synth work of New Jackson alongside the beat-centric abstractions of Jape and the fragmented sound design of Sunken Foal.

Across tracks like Eomac’s brooding “Oracle,” Lakker’s distorted “Milch,” and the rave-deconstructed energy of The Cyclist’s “Pressing Matters,” the playlist showcases how diverse the genre can be within a single national scene. There's a balance struck between cerebral production and kinetic grooves, with names like Donnacha Costello, Decal, Educution, and Ordnance Survey each offering different takes on what experimental electronic can mean in an Irish context. It's a collection that moves from ambient haze to percussive intensity without losing its uniquely local feel.