Introducing another creative banger from Universal Flow Records, Brutu Music returns with the three-way collaborative funk-pop single Mr. Dickerson.
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Featuring timeless pop vocals of meandering RnB peaks and expressions, alongside trap rhythms and nostalgic instrumental sound-play, Manifest devotes itself to the concept of believing things into reality.
Fran is the artist, the master of building soundscapes within which the natural and industrial worlds collide and collaborate in equal parts. For this project, however, we see a notable shift in style.
Memphis-born and backed by years of experience both in bands and behind the mixing desk, z.matt.33 showcases a lifetime of connection to music, throughout the uniquely original production of Postcards.
Classic vibes emerge from the outset as Steve Cash blends nostalgic hip hop with soulful RnB flavors, heavy bass, and raw conceptual honesty.
Uniquely balancing ethereal delicacy and fast-paced vocal intensity, duotrio recraft the sound of today, with their soulful and compelling, artistically powerfully Light Of My Life.
The UK’s own The Lunar Keys return this month with a beautifully crafted soft-rock anthem of arena-ready presence.
Not quite shoegaze or surf rock or trip hop but something organic and electro-kissed all the same, freely wandering along the lines between them all.
Organic and breathy vocals lightly overlay a retro electronic synth melody, as the subsequently equal juxtaposition of a mellow yet dramatic rhythm kicks in, and there’s a clear sense of rising anticipation…
Seductive and charming as ever, Estella Dawn makes fine use of sultry basslines, vocals and conceptual captivation, with her latest creative threat Steal Your Girl.
Forever willing to explore the lesser-covered realms of human complexity and pain, 3mind Blight continues to raise the bar creatively, whilst maintaining his edge and identity as an unmistakable artist.
Bringing together her ever-expressive, gentle and soulful vocals, with stylish trap rhythms and organic guitar work, RnB’s Ryan Atkins crafts a fresh pop alternative, with Don’t Walk Away.