Gavriel Micah breathes warm life into the golden age of jazz with “Eight’s Enough”. The song is a piece that feels nostalgic and freshly human. Built around a crisp hard bop backbone, the track opens with a playful piano statement,…
Daudi Matsiko’s “How Can I Love?” is a song that feels like standing in the middle of your own storm and finally choosing to open your eyes. Featuring the ethereal voice of Ríoghnach Connolly, the track moves with raw honesty…
Sophia B’s “Jason” is a fragile, late-night confessional. It´s a song whispered in the aftermath of heartbreak, where empathy becomes its own kind of love. Over a soft, melancholic melody, Sophia traces the bond between two wounded souls: both haunted…
ST. IVES drifts through the ache of self-discovery and lost connection in “Tried You On”: a shimmering, dreamlike reflection on love that never quite fit. Built on soft pulses and wistful melodies, the track captures that in-between space where fantasy…
joce v. joce cracks a grin through the pressure with “Squeezed”. It´s a sharp, self-aware indie-pop anthem about trying to hold it together while everything inside threatens to burst. Built on pulsing synths and a playful but tense energy, “Squeezed”…
Jesabel dives into the restless pulse of the night with “I Can’t Sleep”, her latest release under Interstellar Recordings. The track unfolds like a midnight confession: a hypnotic blend of late-hour tension and celestial release. Driven by shimmering synth lines…
Gaskin unleashes a storm of raw club energy with “Ultraman”, his latest release under Factory93 Records, a label synonymous with the darker, more propulsive edge of the underground. The track arrives like a transmission from a dystopian city: metallic, kinetic,…
soft siren drifts through the haze of despair and self-erasure in “Low”. The song is a haunting reverie that feels suspended between dream and dissolution. The project, known for its moody minimalism and ghostly vocals, in “Low”, transforms fragility into…
Greatr Fool, the Oakland-based duo of producers Nathan Kamps-Hughes and Jonathan Lane, arrive like a fever breaking at midnight: cinematic, analogue, and steeped in noir ambience. Their debut single, “Into the Neon”, is a descent into that electric half-world where…
Houis, the moniker of producer Cotton Duck, has always carried a quiet intimacy; his music exists in that fragile space between nostalgia and presence, where memory hums beneath every texture. With “1997”, he transforms personal grief into something luminous, a…