Beautifully calming indie pop, a jazz-kissed instrumental backdrop adding warmth and dreamy atmospheric fragments, to elevate a voice naturally alluring in its gentle rasp and poetic longing. Maya Unagi settles your nerves and lightens the weight of the world, with the poignant and thoughtful, rather blissful new single Stumbling.
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Cinematic synth-pop, a sense of story and intention, combined with a performative flair and purposeful design – of both groove and melody. Renowned and vastly streamed indie artist GRAE releases her intoxicating new album 7 Minutes ‘Til Heaven, capturing attention with the spoken scene-setting of American Dream, and proceeding to tighten her grip with the darker vibes and vocal charm of a distinct pop classic Dark Energy.
Irish composer and producer Gavin Murphy, known for his contributions to releases from David Gray, Van Morison, and plenty more, presents this summer a deeply introspective instrumental project of his own.
Quickly impressive and boldly impassioned – a fresh take on metalcore and poignant songwriting that’s performatively faultless – Faded Lies is the brand new single from Requiem Infernum, and it marks an impressive introduction to the band’s evocative and immersive style. Birmingham metalcore band Requiem Infernum intertwine power and presence with the authenticity and creative … Continued
Fiercely unique industrial metal pours through with haunting intensity, as SexPraha deliver their latest five-track EP Conflict.
Noting stylistic similarities ranging from Depeche Mode to Underworld, EGO tells the story of a man trying to discover whether his appreciation for someone else is due to their own qualities, or their open admiration of his. The whole thing is mysterious and confronting, uncertain by lyric but bold and confident by design, and all of that connects perfectly to the swagger and force of this idea of EGO.
Composer, songwriter and producer Rob Mitchell – known to the music scene as Deep Transit – spins a fresh twist of funk and EDM, with his new ambiently soaring floor-filler Momentum.
This coming June 14th, NYC on da Beach presents intoxicating live performances from James Bem, Gaby Dershin, and Astro&Glyde themselves – an iconic event that promises to reignite the unrivalled euphoria of dance music from throughout the ages.
Introducing a brand new podcast venture that appears to have cornered and mastered a compelling niche. Social workers Beth and George open up about their unique experiences in the field – debunking myths about social work, and offering an in-depth, unfiltered look at what child welfare really involves.
Eric’s latest single is a track entitled Free – perhaps a fitting representation of the feelings the artist associates with both making music and his youthful memories; that natural ability to live purely for the moment – not consumed by the past nor worried for the future.
Featuring an organic piano performance and accompanying string section, with a live performance video to match, the arrangement slowly evolves to become more and more impassioned and bold, reflecting upon the concept and image of a flower that thrives regardless of how tumultuous its surroundings may be.
Instantly unique music, a songwriter with a vocal that stands out by a mile, and a poetic lyrical thread that feels refreshingly human and honest and reflective. Sten Veiths blends alt-folk contemplation and calm with bolder folk-rock to cinematic stylistics, and showcases a superb strength of songwriting, with the mighty Where The Hell I Belong.