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.
Naoma x Jazzy Tha Rapper – In The Mirror

Naoma, Jazzy Tha Rapper: In The Mirror

“In The Mirror” is a declaration of self-recognition delivered with style and conviction. Produced by disco house legend Boogietraxx, the track pulses with an infectious groove that feels both classic and current, setting the stage for a message rooted in…

Jordi – Time Zones

Jordi: Time Zones

“Time Zones” sits at the emotional center of Jordi’s self-titled debut, a song that captures distance not just as geography, but as feeling. As the focus track on Jordi, released January 16, it reflects the album’s core tension, learning who…

Island Wastrel – The Party

Island Wastrel: The Party

“The Party” feels like a conversation held at the edge of time. Island Wastrel frame the song around the awareness that life is brief, unfinished, and constantly in motion, and instead of turning that into anxiety, they turn it into…

Polly – Haircut

Polly: Haircut

“Haircut” captures a quiet but powerful kind of rebirth, the moment when self-recognition returns after a long absence. Polly frames transformation through everyday intimacy, a mirror, a smile, a chorus of friends reflecting back a version of the self that…

Bella Rios x mulsh – Hold On

Bella Rios, mulsh: Hold On

“Hold On” captures the moment when pop immediacy meets emotional precision. Teaming up with electronic producer mulsh, Bella Rios steps into a sound that feels both sleek and deeply human, built for late nights, shared headphones, and repeat listens. The…

Alva Lys – Let me fall

Alva Lys: Let me fall

“Let Me Fall” is built around the courage it takes to surrender without guarantees. Alva Lys frames love not as safety, but as a conscious leap, something closer to faith than certainty. From the opening invocation, the song establishes its…

David Laborier – A Few Words

David Laborier: A Few Words.

“A Few Words” feels like a pause taken with intention. As the follow-up to The Smoothness of You, nominated at the 2025 Hollywood Independent Music Awards, and It’s Mine, a multi-category winner at the 2025 LIT Music Awards, the track…

Starwolf – Dance With You

Starwolf: Dance With You.

“Dance With You” is a song built around motion, not spectacle. As the third single from Starwolf’s still-unannounced EP, it feels like a moment of suspension rather than a statement of arrival, a track that breathes, circles, and slowly reveals…

New Wolves – Sleep it back

New Wolves: Sleep it back

“Sleep It Back” feels like a song written in the aftermath of something unnamed but irreversible. New Wolves lean into repetition and fragmentation as a narrative device: phrases return slightly altered, like memories you can’t fully replay, only relive. The…

DJ SuziQ – I Know I Know(1)

DJ SuziQ: I Know I Know

“I Know I Know” positions DJ SuziQ not just as a selector of energy, but as a storyteller shaping emotion through movement and repetition. The track reflects her deep, embodied understanding of rhythm — informed by years as a World…