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.
Nejmah’s catalogue so far appears as the perfect blend of nostalgia and contemporary allure, a musical brand that will likely appeal to a wide audience.
If Depeche Mode and Deftones were to collaborate, ‘To Nothing’ would likely be the end result. A piece that’s both melancholic and euphoric.
‘Transmission Number 5’ explodes into a blissful and nostalgic black hole, hints of folktronica and synthwave in full display. It’s exactly what an outlet called Mesmerized would love to discover…
As the snow melts and the days get longer, Sansha finds her creative sheen once again, embarking on a new musical saga, ‘The Jester She Sings’ EP, a conceptual record that will gradually unveil throughout the year.
After a successful physical release in October, ‘Delusional’ arrives on all streaming services on March 3rd. This is Anna Weatherup at her best, a triumph of introspective lyricism and bold vocal allure.
Coming soon, ‘After You’ is Angel’s best record to date, a brooding dark-pop gem drenched in evocative honesty and empowering introspection.
Everything one hears from Apstara carries a heightened degree of hypnotic charge, aiding meditative practice and true escapism.
Lana Crow’s observant and purposeful songwriting strikes again, this time exploring the spiritual plane and the many ways we can connect to a higher being.
A delightful and lighthearted slice of soul-pop charisma, a surprisingly uplifting single that highlights Julia Faulks’s relatable and dynamic artistry.
MatAre is back with ‘Brevity’ EP, a deep dive into classic shoegaze allure with a blissful, escapism-driven twist.
‘Keep The Feel In’ feels catchy and hypnotic, drenched in dreamy character and a bold, cosmic allure.
On his latest album, Tom Minor delivers an almost cinematic opera, a roller-coaster of moods and settings that feels timely, but also retro and nostalgic.