As its title foreshadows, Hollywood Principle’s “Breathing Underwater” sounds like it takes place in an underwater paradise. The lush synth trickles and sensuous vocals both remind again of Little Dragon, with the
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Ian Keteku’s signature sound blends his caressing and thought-provoking poetry with futuristic electronica, concocting visions of space and dystopia as well as touching on themes of revolution, race, lust and loss. Think
The Beginning by Joan Torres's All Is Fused Joan Torres’s All Is Fused is the project of 26-year-old Puerto Rican bassist/musician Joan Torres, who perceives his second album – The Beginning –
“Contain Myself” is a short but sweet stunner from The Outlaw Collective, a Brooklyn-based electronic group comprised of Cameron Outlaw (producer, drummer), Melanie Charles (vocals), Javi Santiago (keyboard/synths) and Mike Forzano (bass).
d.oh is Daniel Oh, an electro-pop artist whose lush and sensuous sound has drawn comparisons to James Blake and The Weeknd. Oh pursues his passion for music between and during classes at
The Mind Mess is the solo project of Olax, a very talented singer/songwriter from Copenhagen. Tackling a form of alternative pop music that touches on a variety of additional styles and decades,
832 is the brotherly duo of Nawlege 405 and Solomis, two Oklahoma City natives who craft a pleasant type of hip-hop whose playful pitch changes and electro-pop backing reminds of Outkast’s ability
Brassy spurts and a spacey synth arpeggio prove a fascinating intro to the Pherixx Remix of Dream Circle’s “Dark Star”, with emerging vocals echoing in a melodic reverb over the droplets of
New Albums
A riveting EP out today from Austin-based band The Unlimited Stars, Impossible fuses goth-rock and textured post-punk intrigue with swelteringly memorable vocal
Morebody.404 is a riveting EP from Ukrainian-born producer and visual artist Darynka, who fuses a dynamic electronic stylishness within resonating themes of
MoreConjuring a dynamic sound that spans from the opener’s ardent rock energy to the twinkling folk-pop of “The Process of Living,” Tiny
MoreA stellar blend of rootsy rock, jam-friendly ventures, and folk intrigue excel on Where We Belong, the new album from J. Michael
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