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Chillwaver 

Someone who listens to the genre chillwave.
A chillwaver enjoys bands such as neon indian, cold cave, sun glitters, small black etc..
Chillwaver by idreamgalaxies July 28, 2012

chillwave 

Term coined by Carles of Hipster Runoff referring to a style of music that emerged in Summer 2K9 primarily from the Brooklyn music scene.

Chillwave generally features a fuzzy sound with a slow but steady pulse-beat that hearkens back to 1980's pop culture; it may sound like the radio being played in the car during an episode of Miami Vice recorded on a crappy VHS tape and played back after said tape's been melting in the attic for a few years.

Although it can be either electronic or markedly lo-fi, lyrical and sonic themes hinge nostalgically on a longing for lazier times and may or may not involve references to inert romance or drug use.
I went on Hype Machine and Gorilla vs. Bear and downloaded every bloggable track by Neon Indian, Washed Out, and Memory Cassette -- I love chillwave.
chillwave by lileep January 12, 2010

Chillwave 

Music usually with high bass sounding lazy and "chill" a variation of Vaporwave using the same style of aesthetics.
Have you heard Glue70 - BlackRock? I love chillwave.
Chillwave by Teloseka October 20, 2017

chillwave 

Swiss mountain german for 'keep calm and carry on'.
TINO: "jetz müesch de langsam brämsu süscht häsch die gondla züe"
Schampowl:"eyy chillwave, ich machu das scho"

"Take it slow or u will get too drunk"
"keep calm and ceep going, i got this"
chillwave by z'Ludi January 9, 2025
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