‘Like Liam Gallagher’ marks the triumphant and eclectic return of talented creative Lewca, as he gears up for a brand new album.

The emotional cost of adulthood is fully fleshed out in ‘Desperation’, a song that sees JULIENT at his most vulnerable and honest.

‘Providence Dance’ invites a heavily cinematic listening experience, with Philby letting the music do the talking, creating a highly nostalgic and melancholic soundscape.

‘Arilos Mennar’ is an eclectic, cross-cultural aural journey that’s hypnotic and bold, always rewarding and vibrant. Discover Racines.

Back with a four-track EP, English producer Consequential showcases once again his eclectic and well-researched electronic vision. Discover ‘I’m Alive’.

LoDeck and The Golden GODZ team up on a bold hip-hop record, an album that feels nostalgic and inherently old-school, but also ever-relevant and hypnotic.

Hailing from Belgium, BAÏKI present ‘KosmoX’, a bold and rebellious punk anthem steeped in meaningful and observant lyricism.

Californian troubadour Robbie Mangiardi does a great job on the vocals and the songwriting, infusing the track with his deep, resonant vocals, a tone that feels extremely timeless and anthemic.

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.