Known for pioneering a brand new genre of music called TripField, English producer and DJ Flatfoot Sam has been rather silent for the past year, especially following his 2023 ‘Zeitgeist’ EP. Recently, he returned with a heart-shaking, cathartic and intense offering, ‘Wetiko’. In it, the keen listener is met with blissful, hypnotising vocal chants and […]

Not everyone will be familiar with Shervin Boloorian. A nuanced, spiritual and celebrated creative, he’s one of the pillars of ‘healing music’, a movement that finds its strength in meditative vocal harmonies, nature-based soundscapes and eclectic instrumentation. Boloorian’s latest effort takes a more familiar and relatable path, in the form of a poignant, evocative ballad […]

Hear me out: there are a ton of records out there made by young, precocious talents still in their teenage years. Often those records sing about themes that appear too premature to have been experienced yet. Well, in the case of Joy and the Wildfire, the opposite happens; vivid, meaningful and nuanced songwriting penned by […]

A buoyant, hazy and evocative record, ‘two songs featuring corinna’ appears rather casual on the surface; a mild, polite record with gentle lyricism. It’s only when looking closer that one notices its sonic depth and its understated catchy quality. We didn’t think much of it at first listen, but slowly ‘hardtochange’ and ‘talk about’ imprinted […]

Returning to the global music scene after a couple of years of silence – since 2022 – American rapper and creative Trust Tate has now unveiled his latest effort ‘Don’t Look Down’, a lengthy and hard-hitting album packed with charming, striking lyricism and modern, trap-flavoured sonic energy. ‘City Never Sleep’ is the track that caught […]

We wrote about Caroline Romano rather extensively in the past few months. For a very good reason: the American songstress was getting ready to release a stunning EP, ‘How the Good Girls Die’, a record that’s now out in the wild, ready to drench our day in evocative, vivid pop nuggets and relatable lyricism.  ‘How […]

One of England’s brightest indie promises, Balter have recently unveiled their debut single, ‘someone new’, a slick, relatable nugget of teenage energy. Drenched in polite guitar tones and catchy, friendly melodies, the record takes a playful yet nuanced look at heartbreak pains and the challenges of moving on from an intense relationship.  The Northampton-based group […]

I couldn’t resist sharing Vlimmer with you all. It fits that industrial, somber and decadent vibe I am so fond of, all drenched in a healthy amount of retro fashion. Exploring the likes of darkwave, synthwave and new wave with an open mind and heightened eclecticism, the visionary Berlin-based creative has been hypnotising listeners for […]

Some of you might already be familiar with The Ivy, thanks to their 2017 viral hit ‘Have You Even Been in Love’. If that’s not the case, then today is your lucky day: the Tulsa-based duo is one of the most interesting projects to emerge in the last decade, boasting a hazy dream-pop livery riddled […]

It feels like Eddie Cohn has been a part of my musical landscape for ages, yet he still somehow finds ways to excite and evolve with each new release. We proudly covered all of the Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter’s releases last year, and it’s truly been a privilege to experience his evolution firsthand, one track at […]

Moving towards her upcoming album ‘oyster’, out March 28, indie-pop darling chloe moriondo has unveiled her latest single ‘hate it’, a crepuscular, romantic and obscure bop steeped in personal experience and challenging thoughts. Born out of a particularly painful breakup, the song finds its dimension in the inescapable hold of lost and unattainable love, something […]

Whenever I scavenge a good record, I feel accomplished. You’ll all then understand how my day was made the moment I came across Pearl Charles. Like a water mirage in a brutal desert, the Angeleno songstress appeared for a brief moment, sharing her whimsical psychedelia with anyone open to listen. ‘Step Too Far’ is the […]