By Nathan Cole Los Angeles has always been more than a city in American music. It’s an alibi. A promise. A crime scene. A place
ERAN, GrooveGeneration and Terri B! come together for ‘Say My Name’, a club-focused cut that sits somewhere between disco house and classic vocal house. The
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Fanny Alexandra takes a different route to the idea of a summer song with “Black Pearl Summer”, out now via Now Listen. Rather than going
I’MMORTAL thrives in the space where electronic music becomes something stranger. On SWAMP MONSTER, the New York- and London-based artist builds a dark, unruly world
Released on his 18th birthday, David Naïve’s Maiden, Post-Vïe arrives as a striking snapshot of an artist caught between adolescence and adulthood. Recorded across his
Jay Deru’s Skyscrapers is an unhurried introduction to an artist who sounds increasingly comfortable in his own lane, and we feature it here at Music
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By Nathan Cole Los Angeles has always been more than a city in American music. It’s an alibi. A promise. A crime scene. A place
ERAN, GrooveGeneration and Terri B! come together for ‘Say My Name’, a club-focused cut that sits somewhere between disco house and classic vocal house. The
Listen here: Guy Fawkes Day, 1947 For Scott Cook, songwriting does not need to begin with a grand event. A passing comment, somebody’s behaviour, or
Fanny Alexandra takes a different route to the idea of a summer song with “Black Pearl Summer”, out now via Now Listen. Rather than going
I’MMORTAL thrives in the space where electronic music becomes something stranger. On SWAMP MONSTER, the New York- and London-based artist builds a dark, unruly world
Released on his 18th birthday, David Naïve’s Maiden, Post-Vïe arrives as a striking snapshot of an artist caught between adolescence and adulthood. Recorded across his
Jay Deru’s Skyscrapers is an unhurried introduction to an artist who sounds increasingly comfortable in his own lane, and we feature it here at Music
Nobody inside a cocoon knows they’re becoming something else. From the inside, transformation probably just feels like being stuck. That distinction sits at the heart
Rising independent artist Tilly Valentine releases ‘Taxi Ride,’ an alt-pop ode to showing up for the people you love. Set against warm synths and hazy
