Turn this one up loud – t.Roy & the Smoking Section capture the mood beautifully, for the aptly-Americana-soaked anthem Southeast Texas Son.
Rebecca Cullen
Fearlessly toying with the very fabric of audio creation, alt horrorcore artist Ten-Headed Skeleton kicks off a devotedly specific album, with an indefinable style that’s both unorthodox yet strangely captivating.
Nostalgic dance-pop flavours and an unmistakable vocal identity guide us into this melodic and thought-provoking single from Joseph Rutakangwa.
Mastering wordplay throughout an extensive and smart progression, Lord Fuego Flame impresses for his long-form bars and the catchy, unorthodox and passionate hook, of Diamonds.
Despite the unarguable infamy of the sampled song, D-BLOCH manages to truly make this his own
Renowned as one of the most influential musicians to emerge from the Israeli scene, drummer, arranger, composer and band leader Noa Kahn has earned distinctive recognition in Israel, for her unique and innovative style.
Introducing an ethereal debut of deeply-revealing sentiments, rapper and artist Cooler delivers a free-flowing stream of consciousness, backed by a series of dreamy soundscapes and personal reflections.
Collaborative rap act World Went Crazy capture the essence of original hip hop, with Bad Influenced.
The Long Island-based artist has been songwriting since his early years, and the result is a hard-hitting rap flow with memorable hooks and riffs helping elevate the completed sound.
Celebrating the win and overcoming in an inspiring way, Langston Blu’s return unites retro piano, trap rhythms and smooth, soulful vocals.
Versatility is a mighty strength of the sound, of the project, and when combined with such professionalism and passion, it speaks volumes on behalf of the power of collaboration in bringing ideas to life.
Fast-paced yet dreamy and light to immerse oneself within, the music speaks on both an affinity for dance and a clear passion and skill for intricate, purposeful sound-design.