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.
Hailing from Texas, Shannon Hudson writes material drenched in purpose and meaningful imagery. ‘The Sound of In-Between’ is the perfect evidence of that.
I’m Not a Blonde guide a listening experience that’s sometimes dreamy, sometimes haunting, and always ethereal. ‘11 (The Art of Being a Couple)’ is the perfect evidence of that.
‘dancing in my mind’ is a standout single for anyone seeking a summer tune that’s dance-inducing but also evocative. Meet prolific producer and songwriter Lunayru.
What was once one of the most successful Creative Commons musical acts in Europe has now been moulded into a hypnotic solo project. Discover Emerald Park and ‘Lovers In Reverse’.
‘Nothing Changes If Nothing Changes’ is Alan Dreezer’s third solo album to date, a record that’s both sonically rewarding and lyrically inspiring. Certainly worth diving deeper into it.
‘Like a Thief’ is a masterful bop, a piece that leans heavily into catchy hooks and a deeply emotional chorus, all pillars of what a triumphant pop hit should be. Meet Michelle Sara.
Based in London, but originally from Mexico City, Valeria Miró bathes in a variety of influences and moods, yet never betraying the wholesome and luscious character she’s known for.
Roar Idle are back with the second album to date, a dreamy and eclectic record that punches well above its weight. Discover ‘Sailing In My Mind’.
Marking the latest offering by Canadian artist Bleach Dreamer, ‘Surrender’ doubles down on the project’s murky aural references, exploding into a gloomy triumph of darkwave and post-punk goodness.
Born out of Leyla Romanova's heightened compositional flair and visionary artistry, ‘My Sun’ then gained the precious help of celebrated vocalist Mishell Ivon and Jerome Brooks, Jr.
Drawing from Germany’s Hamburger Schule scene of the 1980s, the record finds a functional path into indie-rock territories with a certain pop allure. Meet Lehmanski.
Packed with twelve long episodes, ‘Boomtown’ finds a functional balance between folk and rock-leaning offerings and more kinetic ska and punk moments. Meet Shotgun Marmalade.
