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.
Welsh composer and pianist Gwenno Morgan returns with an emotionally rewarding double single, a record that fully showcases all the receptive artistry she has to offer. Discover ‘sglefrio’.
Judging by what we hear and by how catchy ‘Different’s Where I Wanna Be’ actually is, it won’t be long till the Mitchell Broodley gains the attention of a large national audience.
Marking’s Deangelis’ latest effort, ‘Helpless To The Fire’ blends intensely purposeful songwriting with an epic and evocative pro-rock production, a joy to listen to.
In ‘Fields’, Calico Sun weaves in and out of psychedelic influences and dreamy indie tones. The final result is sublime and ethereal, the perfect match for our 'Mesmerized' ethos.
The listening experience behind ‘Guardian Devil’ is electrifying and purposeful, a slice of punchy alt-rock goodness steeped in pop-leaning melodies and anthemic allure.
‘bad habit’ marks the return of Los Angeles-based songstress and creative Esthy. Brooding and catchy, the single showcases the evocative songwriting ethos and mainstream allure that guide the project.
Lithuanian producer Rushkeys returns with a brooding remix of muuju’s ‘odeon’, a piece that feels evocative and luscious, but also kinetic and vibrant.
Partly nostalgic, ‘Down the West Coast’ rejoices in malleable and bittersweet baroque melodies, the sort of enlightened material that will appeal to any introspective listener out there. Discover Moon Construction Kit.
Kickstarting Kay Soul’s next creative era, ‘Anybody Out There’ sees the American songstress getting back to her most authentic feminine energy, drawing from painful romantic experiences in order to reach a bolder, more enlightened status.
With ‘Turtle In The Sun’, Canadian songstress Ashleigh Summer invites us all to slow down and take life with a more laidback approach. It’s an ethos we can certainly stand behind.
‘Kite Without a String’ is a vulnerable, honest record, one that finds glory in John Lebanon’s tender and introspective songwriting.
‘Keep it Real’ stands out as a powerful disco-pop anthem, a piece that’s as electrifying as it is evocative, the perfect match between dance-inducing allure and emotional vibrancy.