List of downtempo artists
This is a list of downtempo artists, a genre of electronic music.
List
- Air[1][2]
- All India Radio[3]
- The Album Leaf[4]
- Alpha[5]
- Aron Estocolmo[6]
- Arthur Loves Plastic[7]
- Banco de Gaia
- Bibio
- Bitter:Sweet
- Blank & Jones
- Blue Sky Black Death
- Blue States
- Boards of Canada[8]
- Bohren & der Club of Gore
- Bonobo[9]
- Boozoo Bajou
- Bowery Electric
- Brazilian Girls
- Burial
- Carbon Based Lifeforms
- Catching Flies
- Charles Webster
- Chet Faker
- Chinese Man
- Clara Hill
- Clutchy Hopkins
- Colder[10]
- Continuum
- Craig Armstrong
- Daedelus[11]
- Darkside
- Death In Vegas
- Dave Harrington[12]
- De-Phazz
- D.V.S*
- Dido
- Dizzy Spins[13]
- Dntel
- dZihan & Kamien
- Elliott Power
- Em Flach
- Emancipator
- Enigma
- Esthero
- Etro Anime
- Fat Jon
- Fila Brazillia[14][15]
- Flume[16]
- Four Tet
- Funki Porcini
- Frou Frou[17]
- Gaelle
- Geyser
- Geju
- Global Communication
- Goldfish
- Hallucinogen
- Helicopter Girl
- Helios
- Hooverphonic
- Ilya
- Iorie
- Isaac Euler
- IV-IN
- Jahcoozi[18]
- James Blake
- Jazzanova
- Jazztronik
- Just Emma
- Keep Shelly in Athens[19]
- Klaus Waldeck[20]
- Kruder & Dorfmeister[14]
- Kygo
- Lamb[21]
- Late Night Alumni
- Leftfield
- Lemon Jelly[22]
- Liquid Stranger
- Lisa Shaw
- Little Dragon
- Lorenzo Jaar
- Lovage
- Masseratti 2lts
- Massive Attack
- Matthew Herbert
- Men I Trust
- Mister Lies[23]
- Moby[2]
- Morcheeba
- MoShang
- Mr. Scruff
- Nicolas Jaar[24]
- Nightmares on Wax[25]
- Nitin Sawhney
- Niju
- Noraj Cue
- Parov Stelar
- Patrick Wolf
- Pete Namlook
- Portishead
- Pretty Lights[26]
- Quantic
- Rena Jones
- Riad Michael
- Röyksopp[27]
- Rhye
- Saafi Brothers
- Sabo
- Samantha James
- Seelenluft[28]
- Sevdaliza
- Shulman
- Si*Sé
- Sophie Barker
- Soulstice
- Sounds from the Ground
- St Germain
- Stuart Matthewman
- The Cinematic Orchestra
- Tipper
- Télépopmusik
- The Smokering
- Thievery Corporation[14][29]
- Tommy Guerrero
- Tosca[14]
- Tricky
- Two Loons for Tea
- Tycho
- Ulrich Schnauss
- Unders
- Uberhaupt & Ausserdem
- Vanessa Daou
- Weekend Players
- Wanduta
- William Orbit
- Zero 7[14][30]
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- Hoffman, Heiko (26 September 2005). "Boards of Canada". Pitchfork.
- Saxelby, Ruth (12 April 2013). "Bonobo – The North Borders". Pitchfork.
- Sylvester, Nick (13 May 2004). "Colder – Again". Pitchfork.
- Cooper, Paul (2 June 2002). "Daedelus – Invention". Pitchfork.
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- Cooper, Paul (29 April 2002). "Fila Brazillia – Jump Leeds". Pitchfork.
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- Cooper, Paul (5 September 2002). "Seelenluft – Out of the Woods". Pitchfork.
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