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.
Artichoke FM: Vast Deep Underground Military Base

Artichoke FM: Vast Deep Underground Military Base

Artichoke FM´s “Vast Deep Underground Military Base” is a sonic narration about labyrinths of classified subterranean installations. Inspired in real-world facilities like Colorado’s Cheyenne Mountain and the wild theories of secret high-speed tunnels, the song drives with intrigue and a…

Color Theory: Where Tigers Are Said to Roam

Color Theory: Where Tigers Are Said to Roam

Color Theory´s “Where Tigers Are Said to Roam” is an introspective exploration of doubt, discovery, and the pursuit of truth. It´s a danceable synth-driven inspired by a classic Buddhist text. Its philosophical undertones, rich melodies and lyrics use the metaphor…

Pink Turns Blue: Stay for the Night

Pink Turns Blue: Stay for the Night

Pink Turns Blue (true German darkwave pioneers) bring an emotionally charged song about heartbreak and hope. That´s what “Stay for the Night” is a song that floods from their signature blend of melancholic melodies and evocative lyrics. The composition narrates…

Amelie: Resolution

Amelie: Resolution

Amelie’s “Resolution” is a strong ode to self-discovery, growth, and embracing the challenges of a new chapter. She delivers introspective lyrics about identity, transformation, and resilience. With that, she captures the universal yet deep feeling of personal struggles stepping into…

Joey Whelan: We Were Young Once

Joey Whelan: We Were Young Once

Joey Whelan’s “We Were Young Once” deals with the wistful ache of looking back on the past. He brings a narrative of youthful romance, boundless dreams, and the bittersweet clarity that comes with hindsight. It was written for a 1970s-set…

Junestone: BRIDGE!

Junestone’s “BRIDGE!” is the centrepiece in their album FIRST TRY. It´s a sonic and emotional journey through self-doubt and personal evolution. She uses the freeform essence of jazz fusion with the grit of indie rock, funky basslines and psychedelia. This…

Alexandra John

Alexandra John

Alexandra John´s “Taking Off” is a high-energy electro-pop gig about resilience, self-discovery, and unapologetic freedom. The composition brings a narrative of breaking free from life’s turbulence, pushing past self-doubt, and embracing the thrill of independence. It´s like an electrifying metaphor…

songpa wolves: Darling (Rati)

songpa wolves: Darling (Rati)

Songpa Wolves´ “Darling (Rati)” is an enchanting blend of heartfelt lyrics and soulful melodies. It´s a peak of their poetic finesse. Sung in Korean and English, the composition explores love, devotion, and the unyielding promise of staying “forever young” in…