I have been listening to music since I can remember: every genre, every artist, every edgy and niche subculture.
I am a great listener: I take pride in discovering unheard gems, trying to connect with their authors.
It never gets old, really… somehow, music keeps hypnotising us, surprising us, always, always offering something new. Must be some sort of magic.
On ‘Concrete Cuts’, the keyword is nostalgia: the album wonders what could have been, remembers greener youthful moments, and reflects on the hard questions of life. Meet Miles Away.
‘The Feeling Is Over’ is a rare case of ex-partners finding a peaceful and amicable way forward. Although the relationship didn’t pay off, their artistic alchemy seemingly did. Meet Peadar Connolly.
As we make our way into ‘ROJO’, there’s an overwhelming feeling of having stepped into a unique and purposeful artistic space, a peculiar music environment that’s intensely emotional and cathartic.
‘Frank’ will resonate with a lot of thirty-something out there, an audience that will be conquered by the record’s nostalgic indie quality. Meet They Owe Us.
‘Particles’ is immediate and evocative, but also layered and rich in sonic texture. The perfect balance between unfiltered authenticity and peculiar, inventive production. Meet Matthew Spreen.
Drawing from his extensive experience, FICHE has produced a nostalgic alt-pop cut, an 80s-leaning piece that’s both dreamy and melancholic. Discover ‘It’s Over’.
‘High Week’ is the sort of heartwarming, evocative material that dives into catchy and melodic goodness. Meet PRAYZVIBES.
Reduction in Force lands on a peculiar formula, one that feels unconventional and powerful, but also free-spirited and malleable. The perfect intersection between alternative and mainstream.
An immersive piece steeped in heartwarming alt-folk and evocative lyricism, ‘St. Brendan’ opens the floodgates to Re Teu’s upcoming EP, ‘Voyages’.
Introducing herself with the emotionally-charged single ‘Heart on Fire’, Los Angeles-based songstress Fiore makes a triumphant debut in the form of tender and bright R&B goodness.
Transformation is the keyword, a concept that returns throughout the record in aural and lyrical form. The correlation between the two musical planes is what makes ‘Eclosion’ such an overachieving record.
‘Recycle Me’ marks the latest effort by Parisian creative HOLY TRIGGER, here teaming up with producer ninety2 on a record drenched in kinetic energy and electro-pop influences.
