Me deciding what I want to do is usually based on my mood and me waking up one day and saying “I don’t wanna sing sad songs anymore, let’s do something else”.
RnB
Delicately blending the dreamy embrace of reverb-soaked electric guitar and distant, cinematic rhythms, Sage Phoenix and Syauqi Destanika collaborate to deeply moving results.
Ever-the open and melodically memorable artist, Eli Purks remains true to his own integrity and style. The realness is refreshing, in all from genre to topic and delivery.
Therapy connects for its raw, unapologetic detailing of trauma, and the awakening climb towards overcoming.
Cinematic detailing quickly appeals for its stylistic originality and ambiance, as Nick Snipes slowly but surely crafts an intriguing and purposeful web of contemplation.
Simple good vibes of piano-led, lo-fi warmth kick up the aptly titled and intimate new EP from Sweet Limb.
Blissful summer vibes and deeply moving vocal progressions make up the energising, euphoric and ambient sound of BANTU’s latest collection of originals.
All at once we’re guided through the smokey streets of yesteryear, and a story of romance loaded with imagery and longing.
Dreamy production and organic, acoustic fingerstyle combined lead us hypnotically into the everchanging soundscape and groove of Sounds Of Color.
Bringing together fragments of nostalgic RnB with dance-pop layers of detail, Chanelle Gray delves into the relentless ache of trauma, with the uniquely genre-blending single Hurt People.
Conceptually devoted and musically infectious, Miss Independent brings together focused writing, catchy melodies and soulful vocals, for an International Women’s Day release that subtly inspires.
Stylishly dreamy production injects a creative edge into the lo-fi rhythms of the contemporary scene, and meanwhile we get a blissfully delicate, soulful vocal lead of RnB tendencies.