There’s a calm precision in Zack Gross’s “Waves”, the kind that only comes from years spent at the keys: fingers disciplined by classical rigor, heart loosened by improvisation. From his earliest piano lessons at five to his time shaping sound…
Mischa Blanos´s “Basilica” sculpts rhythm like an architect sketching light across stone, each beat echoing through vast imaginary halls. The track breathes in contrasts: the precision of electronic sequencing, the human irregularity of live drums, the improvisational breath of jazz,…
Dreamy, disorienting, and soaked in static, Elias Pellicer’s “Television Kiss” captures the surreal haze between intimacy and overstimulation. Using vivid imagery of white noise, glowing screens, and the soft hum of morning light, he travels to a lucid dream broadcast…
“Hope”, by illutible, has warmth organic sound and the precision of digital production, crafting a melody that feels both fragile and uplifting. The track’s emotional pull grows through contrast: a tender, plaintive lead unfolding over a bubbling acid bassline that…
Built around a haunting arpeggio, “i’m downstairs, but the door is gone”, by sander777, drifts through the eerie spaces between memory and reality. Inspired by Skinamarink and composed in a depressive haze, the track channels the unsettling quiet of analogue…
“Drown” by Keegan Powell captures the rare electricity of pure spontaneity. It´s a song born in a single afternoon, untouched and unfiltered. Written and recorded entirely in the moment, its immediacy gives it a raw, instinctive pulse that feels both…
“Street” by Henry Blaeser is a stream-of-consciousness odyssey through memory, alienation, and the aching pull of inheritance. Blending poetic surrealism with a loose, indie-folk rhythm, the track is like a fever dream of wandering through city streets, haunted by family…
“honey rose”, by Ivy Bae, drifts between tenderness and decay. It´s a melancholic indie-pop ballad steeped in vulnerability. Through intimate, diary-like lyrics, Ivy paints the portrait of a love where devotion turns to obsession, and absence becomes a form of…
Released under IN / ROTATION, “Back Then” sees TwoForAll and Mont Rouge join forces for a nostalgic yet forward-driving house track that radiates warmth and groove. Shimmering synths, pulsing basslines, and emotionally charged vocal chops transmit the bittersweet rush of…
Noah K’s “Lonely Dr. Goose” is a tender, whimsical meditation on empathy, exhaustion, and quiet self-realisation. Beneath its playful premise: a solitary goose who tends to others but forgets to care for himself, lies a gentle allegory about burnout and…