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.
‘Don’t Do Don’t Say’ feels particularly hypnotic and evocative, a slice of acoustic melancholia wrapped in haunting allure and understated elegance.
‘Flowers’ feels nostalgic and otherworldly, but also familiar and welcoming at the same time. It’s a track that invites a quiet collective catharsis, a perfect recipe for aural escapism. Meet Marry Me Emelie!
Truth is, a lot of really good music from the past has been forgotten, and it deserves to be rediscovered. On this occasion, that job falls partly on us, which is why we are thrilled to bring ‘Definition’ to your attention.
Discover Coghlan’s ‘Jump The Gun’, a record that thrives on the project’s charismatic indie energy, but that finds a more evocative path forward.
Marking Henry Mansfield’s return onto the global pop landscape, ‘lover boy’ is a slice of unapologetic and charismatic pop, as well as a relatable, introspective lyrical journey.
‘He Forgave Me Again’ is the latest in a series of reflective, relatable singles that will then become part of Sam Stokes’ upcoming album, ‘The Tale of Gaia’.
Once again, the Mexican-American trio showcase their unique artistry and the nuanced, cross-cultural aural character that permeates their work. Discover ‘Vida Libre’.
Written by Stereo Silence’s lead guitarist Joe McGuinness, the new record explores what it means to carry longstanding trauma and a large emotional baggage, taking listeners on a deep journey through vulnerability, change, and trust.
Isle of Mull-based troubadour Finlay Birch has recently unveiled ‘Weight Will Unwind’, an album containing songs written over the past decade, snapshots of different eras in Birch’s vibrant lifetime.
‘Hard Shell, Soft Center’ is incredibly elegant and soulful, a blend of nostalgic R&B, jazz melodism and neo-soul allure delivered by the stunning vocals of London-based creative Maka and Phlow.
Penned by NUTRI3NT and Daniella Goldfine, the record moves with enhanced character and hypnotic energy, embracing bright synth arpeggios and kinetic drum machines.
For the first time in Turner’s discography, he’s embracing a more crepuscular, slightly melancholic theming. Discover ‘The Shadow Remains’.
