Tal Shofet encapsulates the emotions of the writing with a brilliantly bold and versatile set-up. As such, you can appreciate the unplugged ability of I Think I’m Dying as much so as the full-band potential.
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When live musicianship is captured to such an authentic quality, you get that depth of bass through the speakers, the soulful lightness of the guitars, and the crisp, clean presence of the kick drum and hi-hats…
Heavy dance-vibes incite a nostalgic hard-house embrace from the outset, as ALISA FOX crafts an immensely energising and distorted new floor-filler, with the fast-paced ferocity of FREEDOM.
Creating from a place of equal parts contemplation, heart, and definitive skill, composer and producer Niclas Tamas completes his highly-evocative album The Lullabies for explorers of the permanent extension of life beyond Earth.
Lush production unites electro-pop flavours with organic guitar, as Lālo Parade delivers an intimate and colourful ode to moving on.
Electronic sound-play to light up your dreams – Greautcine crafts an immersive and creative playlist to intrigue a wandering mind, with Verano otra vex.
Songwriter and artist Irin brings a little identity and originality to modern pop, with the fast-paced, rhythmically addictive and memorable Mad At Me.
Skilfully intertwining the delicacy of choir-style vocals and retro electronic synths, Play Master Frequency craft an enthralling journey through atmospheric and emotional depths, for Noor Path.
Imaginative guitarist and original composer Eyal Maoz’s reputation precedes him; he has recorded with John Medeski and Time Berne, performed with John Zorn’s Cobra, and Abraxas, and one of his recent releases (EFG Trio, on Orenda Records) includes the Grammy Award winner Frank London – as well as renowned composer Guy Barash. Eyal’s bands, Edom … Continued
“I try to keep it as simple as possible, the inspiration is a flash into the abyss of routine.”
Quite possibly the most heart-breaking song to emerge in recent months, DREAMS & BLOOM aim straight for the soul, with the beautifully genuine ode that is Little Brother.
Boldly intertwining aspects of industrial sound-play and ethereal dance, amidst a somewhat jazz-kissed degree of meandering freedom in both melody and rhythm, producer traolé takes full advantage of the creative space…