Also for anyone interested, a pretty good resource for retrowave related music, art, and games: https://newretrowave.com/
Also for anyone interested, a pretty good resource for retrowave related music, art, and games: https://newretrowave.com/
Vaporwave is more sample based and is traditionally about looping distorted samples of 80s/90s songs, though it branched out a lot. Personally I'm a fan of naturewave, which is looped and edited "nature" or "new wave" sounds. But, key difference, it normally doesn't use a lot of classic synth sounds.
Retrowave I think refers to the over all aesthetic genre; so vaporwave and synthwave both fall under retrowave.
Where synthwave describes a much broader range of music with a retro-futurist sound more often than not new original music, and not reliant on sampling phrases from songs outright.
Jesse Cassetes.
https://soundcloud.com/jessecassettes
And Stinkbug.