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.
Martin Martyn: Nova

Martin Martyn: Nova

“Nova” Martin Martyn’s latest single leans further into spaciousness, weaving improvisational piano and Wurlitzer into a minimalist pulse that’s as intimate as it is hypnotic. The song feels like a breath held in slow motion; it´s a piece that glows…

Sona: Dey 4 You

Sona: Dey 4 You

“Dey 4 You” marks a powerful return for Sona. It´s the kind of comeback single that doesn’t just reintroduce an artist but reanimates an entire scene. Fresh off his sold-out headline performance at Diaspora Sounds, where critics and tastemakers from…

Thadeus Gonzalez: Getting Back To You

Thadeus Gonzalez: Getting Back To You

“Getting Back To You” finds Thadeus Gonzalez tightening the spotlight on a feeling we all try to outrun: the moment you realise you drifted too far from someone who mattered more than you ever admitted. Gonzalez leans hard into the…

Sam Wenc: Limitless of Blue

Sam Wenc: Limitless of Blue

Sam Wenc´s “Limitless of Blue” arrives like a quiet revelation,  a piece that doesn’t announce itself so much as open a door into a new sonic architecture. With the release of Language At An Angle, his first album under his…

Jacob The Horse: 666 Chicks

Jacob The Horse: 666 Chicks

With “666 Chicks”, Jacob The Horse unleashes a riotous, tongue-in-cheek punk incantation that mixes feminist fury, political satire, and campy apocalyptic imagery into a single, deliriously chaotic anthem. Driven by chant-like vocals and a theatrical urgency, the song leaps between…

Moodssupply: Pulsing Vibes

Moodssupply: Pulsing Vibes

“Pulsing Vibes” feels like one of those rare year-closing tracks that understands exactly where your body and mind are at. Built on a mellow beat with subtle funk currents, the track trades fireworks for feel. Sultry vocals drift in with…

Shasau: Alicante

Shasau: Alicante

With “Alicante”, the New York–based man-machine duo Shasau returns to expand their neon-flecked universe, stepping further beyond the sonic architecture they built on Futuristan. Here, their micro-pop sensibilities bloom into their most delicate and most precise, weaving emotion through circuitry…

Kris Vango: Namaka

Kris Vango: Namaka

“Namaka” unfolds like a slow celestial breath. Kris Vango crafts a piece that feels subatomic and mythic because it channels the energy of Haumea’s moon through a soundscape that drifts, swells, and pulses with quiet inevitability. Drawing from Hawaiian mythology,…

Locale, KYD: Safety

Locale, KYD: Safety

“Safety” is raw, breathless, and heavy with the kind of vulnerability you only admit when you’re already halfway broken. Locale and KYD slide into a dusky emotional space where love feels like risk. The track blends atmospheric production with a…

Vitesse X: Memori

Vitesse X: Memori

“Memori”, by Vitesse X, floats in that liminal space between the physical and the digital, where identity frays at the edges and emotion becomes vapour. It’s hypnotic, intimate, and quietly confrontational. Driven by her trademark blend of breakbeats, soft-glow synths,…