Blissfully calming to delve into, uniquely interesting, a hypnotic loop of contemplation and inner peace.
Trip Hop
“I never had any friends, kids at school would bully me for my stuttering. But I had books. I loved reading and I loved getting to know Marilyn Monroe because she was lonely, misunderstood but extremely talented and genius.”
Varied in mood, emotion, pace, detail, weight and intrigue – life is such a bother cleverly proves a reliable antidote or method for drowning out and relieving the weight of a bothersome life.
Haunting world-music vibes kick up a creatively immersive Death Of A Star from producer Ninegrass’ new project Haha Jokes!
The artistry and the concept lead, the poignancy and realness, as does this powerful sense of identity.
Shirena Parker showcases powerfully soulful, emotive vocals and a respectably honest manner of expression throughout this beautiful new single.
Naturally progressing from a series of uniquely thoughtful, retro-style singles – The Acorns come forth with a full length album of originals, and it makes for a refreshingly creative, contemplative listen.
Dreamy and immersive new realms of sound-design take centre stage as Texas’ artist Nasty Lad redirects assumptions for a beautifully engaging single.
Matt Reilly has crafted a hypnotic fusion of organic bass and delicate, dreamlike electronica with this consistent favourite from the current weekly playlist.
Fresh from the brand new album On My Way To Space, Forest makes for a blissful hit of freedom – and a strong starting point if you’re new to the musical endeavours of uav.
Sensational music, intricate and thoughtful, purposeful and of value in being so – delivering a series of audio experiences that extend much further than the simple realm of music.
Fantastic song-writing, firstly – an unusually mellow hook with an addictive descending progression to it, resolving in a fresh way from the upfront clarity and ache of the verses. This one has the chemistry just right.