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Dexter Wigglesworth is an experimental instrumental artist from San Francisco, known for his unique approach to music.

He has released several albums, including DAVID and MOMS, which showcase his experimental and instrumental style. His music is available on various streaming platforms, including Spotify, where you can find tracks like "Let's Rock!"

Wigglesworth's work is characterized by its innovative soundscapes and instrumental compositi ... ons, appealing to fans of experimental music.

His sound is rooted in experimentalism, often defying conventional genre boundaries. Rather than relying on vocals or traditional song structures, he uses layered textures, samples, loops, and organic sounds to build immersive sonic landscapes.

Many of his tracks (like "Let's Rock!" or "a closet under the stairs") blend upbeat rhythms with undercurrents of nostalgia or emotional ambiguity. The result is a style that feels both whimsical and deeply human

His compositions often feature an eclectic mix of:

Found sounds and field recordings

Analog synth textures

Percussive experimentation

Sudden shifts in mood or tempo

Unlike traditional verse-chorus formats, his tracks evolve like soundscapes—more like short films or vignettes than songs. They explore ideas freely without necessarily resolving them.

There’s a touch of West Coast psychedelic influence—filtered through a quirky, lo-fi lens rather than heavy effects. Think more bedroom psych than arena rock.

Even without lyrics, the music conveys narrative arcs—emotional or thematic journeys suggested by titles, pacing, and texture.

As an independent artist, he embraces creative freedom, often releasing music that resists categorization or mainstream polish.

While unique, fans of artists like:

Four Tet

Madlib (especially the Beat Konducta series)

J Dilla (instrumental work)

R. Stevie Moore

Broadcast or early Animal Collective (for their experimental edge)

...might appreciate Wigglesworth’s aesthetic.

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