Alien Jungle seems perfectly appropriate as a title, considering the other-worldly vibes combined with this level of vastness & vibrancy.
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From dashes of horn to haunting choruses of voice, the whole thing toys with the very fabric of music production & modern society in one compelling swoop.
Slowly but surely the creative edge and personality of Soche, along with these gripping, deeply personal stories, shines with unquestionable brightness.
At its core, Mind Virus is not about the physical hit of Covid, but the mental switch that has seen societies & families ripped apart due to anger & disagreements – misaligned opinions & perspectives.
When it works, it works, and Skycabin have the chemistry just right for this release.
Introducing a deeply introspective, experimentally ambient new project, Derry’s Qn9nety offers up the aptly titled Occupying Space – an album that digs deep into personal responsibility & self-awareness.
Showcasing a clearly uniquer manner of production, Where The Bells Ring proves a decidedly experimental, dreamlike and hypnotic realm of exploration.
These feel like accompaniments to modern cinema or gaming, and rightly so given the collection was inspired by various theatre and dance projects.
Bringing together the best of the dance & pop worlds alike, this stylish & immersive new EP from producer dopespace nine proves increasingly likable & musically impressive right the way through.
An essential hit of EDM escapism on the one hand, a provocative & immersive audio experience on the other.
Introducing a genre-free creative duo from Europe’s mainland, Kiss You Like That offers up a hauntingly beautiful hit of emotive songwriting & complex uncertainty united.
The very structure of the track swiftly sees things evolve from pure RnB through hip hop to the near EDM-esque bounce and immersive embrace of an instrumental hook.