What is your favorite instrumental artist?

[RagnerTheBiker]

I have several Instrumental artists that I enjoy listening to and I would like to add some more artists to that list so I would like to hear some recommendations. 🙂 

[amendez]

Hi! Here are two instrumental songs that I love:

For The Love Of God by Steve Vai

Cliffs Of Dover by Eric Johnson

[TannerPandora]

Hey @RagnerTheBiker 

I love music from across multiple genre's. Here are some favs, old and new. 

Abracadabra by Qveen Heby

Sports Car by Tate McRae

Rascal by Tinashe

Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana

Mamma Mia by Mentissa

[amendez]

Hi @TannerPandora 

I think @RagnerTheBiker is referring to bands where there is no vocalist and they play songs without lyrics.

[RagnerTheBiker]

Yes, I am sorry for any confusion.:) 

[RagnerTheBiker]

I do like "Smells like teen Spirit". 

[TannerPandora]

Ahh, got it! 

No suggestions off the top of my head, but I may be back with some. 😀

[amendez]

Here are some other instrumental songs that I like:

Jessica by The Allman Brothers Band

Loud Pipes by Ratatat

YYZ by Rush

[MOHLovesAlaska]

@RagnerTheBiker I like Escala, Four Strings, Deuter, and Enya.

Take care and GOD bless.

[RagnerTheBiker]

I love Escala. 🙂

[Dragon19431]

Casanova by Mike geno

Pinwheel circus by kryfuze

[LeonPandora]

Mine is John Williams. He composed the music for some franchises such as Star Wars, Harry Potter, E.T., Superman and Jurassic Park.

I also like listening Kfir Ochaion. He's a guitarist and usually does covers of other songs.

[ChrisPandora]

I am into Pachyman! He makes fun, groovy, throw-back dub music. Great for relaxing 🌴

[AlyssaPandora]

Great question, @RagnerTheBiker!

I’ve always loved jazz, especially John Coltrane, but I also gravitate toward more electronic instrumental artists like Evil Needle, Misha, and Iamnobodi.

I enjoy songs almost fully instrumental songs with subtle vocals. I've shared a couple below:

No One Else by Sango 

Pon Pón by Khruangbin

[Dragon19431]

The 2 cellos

[zaczermeno]

Peter Gundry all the way. 

[Dragon19431]

Ego death by polyphia featuring Steve vai

[RagnerTheBiker]

You all gave great suggestions! Thank you all for your contributions.  

[MadmanOnWheels]

Hey. I just came across your name, from browsing posts. I checked out your profile, because I'm a biker. I have some riding playlists that you might like. One of my main ones isn't complete, on Pandora. I either didn't have enough time, or couldn't find all the songs, when I had a free trial. I was getting the songs from my Spotify playlists. I don't know, if you can see my playlists, if I don't currently have a subscription, but check my profile out. I'll see if I can find yours.

For this subject, I thought you might like Anika Niles. I only know about her, because of the announcement that Rush is going to go on a tribute tour, and she is their drummer. She has a solo career, playing modern instrumental jazz-fusion. I have a station called "Instrumental Fusion" that I recently started based on her and bands such as Polyphia, Plini, and Intervals.

I think my favorite instrumental artist, for Rock, would be between Steve Vai and Joe Satriani.

[MadmanOnWheels]

Even though Enya does have lyrics in many of her songs, I do love her instrumental pieces. I have a playlist on Spotify that's just her instrumental pieces. It's called "Enstrumental (Enya Instrumental)". I use it for walking at night.