Fernando Nunez

Fernando Nunez

Fernando Nunez is an editor at Visual Atelier 8, contributing to the publication focus on contemporary art, design, architecture, fashion, technology, and creative culture. His editorial work highlights emerging and established creatives through curated features, interviews, and project-based storytelling for an international audience.
Marcelo Sirotsky: The Other Girl

Marcelo Sirotsky: The Other Girl

Marcelo Sirotsky’s “The Other Girl” is a dreamy retro synth experimentation. It drives a quietly defiant spirit, crafting an anthem of self-worth and elegance. With textures of synth-pop and the emotional clarity of modern indie, he explores the quiet strength…

Labit: MANGOES AND RICE

Labit: MANGOES AND RICE

“MANGOES AND RICE” by Labit is a tribute to cultural roots, childhood memories, and the resilience of identity. The track captures the emotional complexity of growing up Filipino-American while navigating expectations, stereotypes, and the bittersweet beauty of heritage. The smooth…

Introducing: Signal in the Static

Introducing: Signal in the Static

Signal in the Static uses analog soul to build digital textures, exploring what it means to be human in an age of artificial noise. With experimental jazz, ambient electronics, glitchy beats, and metaphors, they articulate deeply emotional, human experiences. Isolation,…

Cut Cult: Dinosaur

Cut Cult: Dinosaur

Cut Cult’s “Dinosaur” has raw, unfiltered energy, a sound that’s heavy and hypnotic. Hailing from Nova Scotia, the band fuses swagger grooves and noise-punk chaos, delivering riffs with a prehistoric imprint. With its off-the-cuff vocal delivery and gritty live-session feel,…

Rainsford: Horse

Rainsford: Horse

Rainsford´s “Horse” is a poignant indie-pop single that delves into the turmoil of falling for the wrong person. It was co-written and produced by Michael Kamerman of Smallpools, being a portrayal of emotional vulnerability and the struggle to break free…

Whitney Walker: An Owl Hoots Your Name At Night

Whitney Walker: An Owl Hoots Your Name At Night

Whitney Walker´s “An Owl Hoots Your Name At Night” is a bold and irreverent sonic statement, a track she dubs “carnival church music” designed for dancing while dismantling the organised religion dogma. It´s a theatrical flair, a critique of spiritual…

Haggai Cohen Milo: Song of the Earth

Haggai Cohen-Milo: Song of the Earth

Bassist-composer Haggai Cohen-Milo returns with “Song of the Earth“, a bold reimagining of Mahler’s iconic work that fuses jazz, classical, and hip hop into something timeless and startlingly new. As the second single from his ambitious project Gravitations, Cohen-Milo teams…

Davey Legend: bang!

Davey Legend: bang!

“BANG!”, by Davey Legend, is a restless, unfiltered dispatch from the edge of sleep and sanity. It´s a chaotic, genre-warped confessional where culture, trauma, and late-night spirals all collapse into one volatile release. “BANG!” feels like a panic attack mid-dream:…

HOLLY, Jasper: Another Earth

HOLLY, Jasper: Another Earth

Released under STNS, Another Earth finds HOLLY and Jasper bending time and tone into something weightless and searching. The track pulses with tectonic low-end and atmospheric tension—otherworldly but unmistakably human. It’s not just about escape—it’s about imagining what stays with…

HARLEY GIRL, Hey Baby: in the city

HARLEY GIRL, Hey Baby: in the city

With “in the city”, HARLEY GIRL shifts from late-night club heat to early crush energy. Still bouncing, but now with a hint of blush. Teaming up with Hey Baby, the Aussie producer crafts a track that’s sugar-rushed and skyline-lit. What…