Taking full command of the creative space, whilst incorporating just the right balance of familiar traits, melodies and inflections, Nasugo confronts Rosalia and Rauw Alejandro’s BESO, for a dreamy to explosive remix.
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The independent solo realm ultimately called him back – this season marks the return of the country rock front-man, with the crisp kick of a timeless Flat Tires and Fumes.
Reigniting the essence of Hip Hop with finely-craft sound-design and crisp, captivating vocal integrity, Bugzy delivers a stylishly original yet well-rooted anthem, for Light The Beam.
As ever, producer Alisa Fox masterfully commands the space, utilizing the familiar traits of inescapable electronic dance to weave a boldly invigorating web of addictively powerful music.
The ever-lasting appeal of finely-crafted electronic dance music re-emerges for this 2008 remaster – a full-length album of timeless instrumentals, from the elusive DJ Tronika.
From Nigeria to Lagos to LA, Kinsolo brings uninhibited cultural depth to modern music, underlining a clear passion and skill for the process, whilst refreshing the scene with his own unique edge of identity.
The whole thing feels like a modern-day take on the classic love song, with dashes of Jazz, Pop and Neo-classical design all intertwined throughout.
Thoughtfully devoted to its own lyrical exploration of topic, the song brings together the lo-fi ambient tones of the current emo realm, with a more nostalgic and slightly rockier edge of character and lyrical depth.
Blessed with both evocative vocals and limitless creative skill, I Want Poetry tick an impressive number of boxes with this album.
Alive impresses and effectively walks the line between the new-rock sounds of a simpler era, and the re-emerging emo and punk realms of today.
When worlds collide, the euphoric and dreamy embrace of ambient synths and the distortion, passion and pace of metal – Major Moment unite delicacy and weight, for Toxic.
Ambitiously taking listeners on a brilliantly unpredictable audio journey, the ever creative CRS-1 crafts a post six-minute venture of ambient and rhythmic depths, for the aptly-titled Don’t think, just do.