New Tracks

Reinhout – “not enough”

“not enough” is an excellent single from Oslo-based electronic producer Stijn Reinhout Firmin Viaene, released ahead of his debut album under the Reinhout moniker. Balancing nostalgia, sadness, and hope, the track pairs

The Dorado Experiment – “Doors”

The Dorado Experiment’s fantastic single “Doors” captures the Whakatū Nelson psychedelic rock band’s improvisational spirit through surging guitars, dynamic vocals, and dramatic rhythmic shifts. Formed in 2024, the New Zealand group draws

Mind Tides – “Us Two”

Oslo-based trio Mind Tides dazzle with a hooky surf-rock and psychedelic convergence on “Us Two,” the lead single from their upcoming album. Per the act, the track “tells the story of two

Kavé – “Through Waves”

London-based musician, producer, and visual storyteller Alex Kos presents “Through Waves” as the second release from Kavé, his audiovisual project exploring the space between music and cinema. Set on the imagined planet

Conchis – “Under Your Feathers”

Helsinki-based artist Conchis‘ new single “Under Your Feathers” balances expansive, atmospheric synths and moody bass with ascending vocals, all while creating thematic tension between hope and heaviness. The track is the second

Chris Home – “Saturday High”

Navigating a melodic blend of folk and pop, London-based singer-songwriter Chris Home enamors on “Saturday High,” a single released today that captures the anticipation surrounding a weekend’s possibilities, from nights at the

The Café Society – “Change Partners”

The Café Society‘s “Change Partners” is a bossa-nova interpretation of the Irving Berlin standard, released on its 88th anniversary. The NYC jazz quintet, led by tenor saxophonist Justin Flynn and vocalist Emily

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New Albums

Star.One – ‘Elements 2 //’

UK garage foundations meet contemporary club production on Elements 2 //, the latest full-length release from sibling duo Star.One. Arriving twelve years

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KEISUKE YOSHIZAWA – ‘Zero’

Ambient piano and understated electronic textures trace a passage from dormancy toward renewal on Zero, the debut EP from Tokyo-born composer and

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