For Mia Salazar, Stockholm serves as a cold forge where Mexican and Andalusian roots undergo a radical hardening process. Ten years of residence in Scandinavia have turned displacement into a generative force, transforming migratory…
Twin brothers from Manchester have crafted a hypnotic time capsule. The track opens with a childhood piano and unfolds into a cosmic journey where 70s psychedelic pop meets modern euphoria. Their sibling harmonies float…
Nashville-based producer Ornate lives up to the title with his latest single. “Good Song” is exactly what it promises—an effortlessly catchy track that showcases why he’s landed on Spotify’s Fresh Finds playlists. Raised by…
Léah Duque dropped a single and a video, and I genuinely don’t know how to talk about it properly — because “Slip” is built in a way…
Léah Duque dropped a single and a video, and I genuinely don’t know how to talk about it properly —…
Pittsburgh is a city American culture has long been accustomed to reading through steel and bridges, through industrial fatigue and…
Pittsburgh is a city American culture has long been accustomed to reading through steel and bridges, through industrial fatigue and regeneration. But cities…
“Frambuesa” — raspberry — a word choice that already speaks for itself. Bittersweet, vivid, melts in your mouth. Oxygen1um (Anton Tomilin) could have named the…
Rayhan Jabbar sold drugs to pay for acting classes. It’s a detail so cinematic it seems made up, but he makes it sound…
Pop music and heaviness—a combination that looks absurd on paper. Melodic hooks versus guitar roar. Bright vocals versus dark chords. Commercial accessibility versus…
Irony is a capricious genre. Many people know how to use it; few truly master it. The difference between the two is roughly the same as the difference between someone who knows how to hold…
silent collision found inspiration where most musicians never even think to look — in the…
Jazz criticism has long developed a convenient way of talking about vocal albums — and…
Rock has always been about breaking boundaries, but what happens when those boundaries begin to…
Rayhan Jabbar sold drugs to pay for acting classes. It’s a detail so cinematic it…
Léah Duque dropped a single and a video, and I genuinely don’t know how to talk about it…
Pittsburgh is a city American culture has long been accustomed to reading through steel and bridges, through industrial…
For Mia Salazar, Stockholm serves as a cold forge where Mexican and Andalusian roots undergo a radical hardening…
Léah Duque dropped a single and a video, and I genuinely don’t know how to talk about it properly — because “Slip” is built in…
Pittsburgh is a city American culture has long been accustomed to reading through steel and bridges, through industrial fatigue and regeneration. But cities that have…
For Mia Salazar, Stockholm serves as a cold forge where Mexican and Andalusian roots undergo a radical hardening process. Ten years of residence in Scandinavia…
Hundreds of artists convinced that volume and aggression are sufficient arguments for existence. Sometimes that’s true. But far more interesting are those cases when heavy…
Léah Duque dropped a single and a video, and I…
Pittsburgh is a city American culture has long been accustomed…
For Mia Salazar, Stockholm serves as a cold forge where…
Hundreds of artists convinced that volume and aggression are sufficient…
They named the band after someone who belongs to everyone and no one at the same time. They write songs with titles like Limerence — a word most people only encounter at 3am, when they’re…
There’s a version of this story where Pete Wiley moves to…
The new album by Broke Royals titled Campr came out in…
We live in crazy times, because now more than ever the…
I think many will agree with me if I say that…
For Mia Salazar, Stockholm serves as a cold forge where Mexican and Andalusian roots undergo a radical hardening process. Ten years of residence in Scandinavia have turned displacement into a generative force, transforming migratory…
Twin brothers from Manchester have crafted a hypnotic time capsule. The track opens with a childhood piano and unfolds into a cosmic journey where 70s psychedelic pop meets modern euphoria. Their sibling harmonies float…
Nashville-based producer Ornate lives up to the title with his latest single. “Good Song” is exactly what it promises—an effortlessly catchy track that showcases why he’s landed on Spotify’s Fresh Finds playlists. Raised by…
Pittsburgh is a city American culture has long been accustomed to reading through steel and bridges, through industrial fatigue and regeneration. But cities that have carried the…
Forget the porcelain figurine and tinkling melodies you’d expect from a music box. Bernice Marsala has other plans. Music Box…
Kunlé is preparing to release his second album The Journey in 2026, and the process is deliberately stretched out over…
Twin brothers from Manchester have crafted a hypnotic time capsule. The track opens with a childhood piano and unfolds into a cosmic journey where 70s…
Harrison Gesser is an American singer-songwriter whose creative trajectory passes through the crossroads of alt-country roots and indie-pop freshness, enriched by bold sonic experiments. His…
The geography of the heart has its own time zones, its own brutal, sunlit delays. Stasi Mai maps this territory with the devastating precision of…
Twin brothers from Manchester have crafted a hypnotic time capsule. The track opens with a childhood piano and unfolds into a cosmic journey where 70s psychedelic pop meets modern euphoria. Their sibling harmonies float above…
The Irish rock band The Coronas, well-established in the music scene with sustained success and quality of their works, delights their fans once again with…
Some songs can touch the deepest feelings, and “Don’t Call” by Daya is a vivid example of this. Each chord, each word of this composition…
Sometimes, in quiet moments, a song like “Fortune Teller” by Mike Montrey Band wafts through the air, carrying a blend of nostalgia and warmth. This…
Irony is a capricious genre. Many people know how to use it; few truly master it. The difference between the two is…
silent collision found inspiration where most musicians never even think to look — in the sound of a fan in the middle…
Jazz criticism has long developed a convenient way of talking about vocal albums — and that way, for all its refinement, has…
Rock has always been about breaking boundaries, but what happens when those boundaries begin to serve a new aesthetic? The question of…
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