Another Chicago team up for this week’s track with Saba and Jean Deaux. On “Photosynthesis,” Saba and Jean are expressing the hardships that they faced while growing up in Chicago and how it shaped their characters. The dreamlike instrumental on this song was produced by Phoelix and Saba himself…
We’ve a massive throwback for you this week as we go back to 2016 when Curbi’s “Triple Six” came out. One of the most epic future house tracks of this generation…
There is something eternally satisfying about the sounds of nature on a track that I fall in love with instantly. It may be from growing up on an island with an abundance of natures songs versus the more common surroundings of overstimulated commotions found amongst bustling cities. Both have a place in our lives but our connection to one far outweighs the other…
I was thinking about getting old the other day, how quickly it happens – it creeps up on you when you are not looking, old age. People live longer and stay in a much better shape longer than they did a few decades ago. Still, we all get old and our bodies give out little by little. But the angst of aging does not come from that alone; it’s also that our lives change…
“Born in Istanbul in 1996, Baba ZuLa features founding members Levent Akman (spoons, percussions, machines, toys), Murat Ertel (electric saz and other stringed instruments, vocals, oscillators, theremin), as well as darbuka and percussion player Ümit Adakale, Periklis Tsoukalas on electric ud and vocal…
Back at it and starting 2019 with some fresh R&B vibes from Gesaffelstein and The Weeknd. Having previously produced “Hurt You” and “I Was Never There” off of The Weeknd’s 2018 EP My Dear Melancholy, Gesaffelstein continues to impress listeners with his dark and complex beats…
Remember the last track of 2018 when the theme was resurfacing? This week’s entry is something of a thematic precursor to what we talked about then; if Back to Earth was about overcoming the drowning feeling, then Underwater is about the experience as it’s happening…
A man and a woman, imprisoned in an abandoned flat set outside of time. They are far apart. Compelled by a strange force, they wander in search of its source. They find one another and their bodies touch. They find freedom together. They are each other’s light shadow, each a part of the other…
Californian duo slenderbodies offer a multi-sensory experience in, ‘anemone’ taken from their EP ‘Fabulist’.
They introduce themselves to any new fans with a bio that quite simply reads “indie-pop duo obsessed with falsetto”…
Since the release of ATP2 album earlier this year, Niko Brim has been on a mission to let his talent solidify his name in Hip-Hop. After destroying Sway in The Morning not once but TWICE this Summer, Niko created a buzz that had many questioning “Who’s Niko Brim”?…
We’re starting off 2019 with something a little different for this list: a little bit of twang. “People Change” by North Carolina natives Mipso has been floating in my head for weeks. It’s a gentle track, and, as Mipso told Genius, an attempt to articulate loss…
Bang up to date sounds of alt-jazz from this five piece outfit that hail from London. Travelling through places where borders disappear, Kinkajous give birth to an innovative sound that very much reminds me of another favourite band of mine that features on this collective; namely Submotion Orchestra…