Electro pop and dance united by conceptual introspection that counters the digital production with a certain humanity and depth. JD Rotate’s latest album digs into the moments, experiences and relationships that shape a life and who we are, and does so by way of an eclectic and pristine stylistic approach.
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YaoJing’s focused yet diverse skillset has achieved him high-profile credits on shows like Wings Of Glory, for which he composed the Han Hong-performed TV theme Flying Moment, as well as the theme song I Like You (performed by Zhao Lusi), for which he worked as recording supervisor and vocal producer.
Funk and soul revival with a twist of indie rebellion and anthemic, colourful charm. X&ND kicks off the immense celebration of WHO’S DANCING, with the sharp and snappy, soulful nostalgia and gritty creative evolution of a rather mighty NEED THE FUNK.
New York-based artist Emily Ryan collaborates with Brooklyn rapper Fivio Foreign, to deliver a catchy blend of creativity and mainstream hip hop and pop, for the alluring and euphoric new anthem DISCREET.
Representing everything that made rock and roll so impactful, timeless, and popular – DownTown Mystic continue their quest as one of the the genre’s hardest working ensembles, with the launch of yet another EP. Mystic Highway Road Trip compiles six original songs, and features a tightly woven group of talented musicians, to promise a playlist … Continued
An exclusive interview with the NYC indie artist who turned a late-night studio improv into a raw love letter (and reality check) to the city that broke her open.
Prior to her Valentine’s Jazz Night performance in New York this weekend, we caught an interview with esteemed singer and artist Shira Bartov, to talk about her inspiring journey from ambitious young creative to established international performer. Here’s the conversation in full. * * * Hi Shira, great to connect with you! To introduce things, … Continued
Big indie alternative vibes light up a strong riff and groove that naturally draws you in. NYC band Why Another capture creative structuring and mood beautifully, with the highs and lows of this deeply confronting, thoughtful and intimate yet colourful new single.
Personally their most impactful single to date – a stylish and catchy rock and roll anthem, with an underlying conceptual depth that’s poignant and powerful. DownTown Mystic top off a sincere and stylish repertoire, with the uplifting and confrontational new gem of a hit Somebody’s Always Doin’ Something 2 Somebody.
To coincide with the launch of their iconic and provocative, catchy new rock and roll gem Somebody’s Always Doin’ Something 2 Somebody, we caught an interview with DownTown Mystic songwriter and frontman Robert, to find out more about the making of the song, the ideas that inspired it, the musicianship, and his thoughts on the … Continued
New York City rockers Los Dudes have been a staple of the local scene for almost thirty years. Their songwriting resounds as authentic, an ode to the fun and passion of creating, and Beauty In Brooklyn, their latest EP release, is a fine testament to that established and confident approach.
A song for the people, World War Infinity reacts to the authoritarianism that threatens our freedom, and reflects upon the ongoing destruction of progress – the ruling class’s greed and thirst for power. It’s a song of despair, but it’s rooted in hope, and that positive angle is ultimately what resounds, as we roll through these hugely impassioned moments of all-together-now chorus.