Music

The Marías
Moving On Isn’t that Easy

Still not over your ex? You make them promises that you’re a better person now? Maria Zardoya thinks so too, and she sings about it in her band’s new single, “Back to Me.”

Essence Martins
The Power of Being Yourself

Shifting from tennis to songwriting sounds radical, but it’s what this artist did because it felt right. Today she’s releasing a new EP, “Sleep On It,” and you don’t want to miss it.

Neopop Festival 2025
Nuevas confirmaciones

Tras unas primeras confirmaciones del festival portugués en febrero, ahora se cierra el lineup con más nombres estelares: Sven Väth, I Hate Models, Jeff Mills, o Héctor Oaks.

Dekmantel 2025
An Explosive Upcoming Edition

With over a hundred and fifty acts including Jeff Mills, Bashkka, Yaeji, and Objekt, the Amsterdam-based festival is set to become the epicentre of electronic music from July 30 to August 3.

Bikôkô
The Future Is Her

The multifaceted artist’s impressive career shows no signs of slowing down any time soon. We discuss her latest EP, “A 1 Is Better than A 0,” its remixes and what the future holds for her.

Miley Cyrus
Rock’s Not Dead

After announcing her upcoming LP just last week, the pop star has released three new pieces: two music videos and a teaser for a new single. Here’s what you may’ve missed.

Five Electronic Records
You May Have Missed

Welcome to a roundup of releases you may have missed: the third album by Darkside, remixes of Brutalismus 3000 by Amnesia Scanner and Underworld, or Ela Minus’ brilliant new LP.

Somebody’s Child
The Fleeting Rush of Youth

The fleeting rush of youth, the weight of time, and the sound of change — Somebody’s Child faces it all in their newest album, titled “When Youth Fades Away.”

Yukimi
Replenished and Released

We sit down with Little Dragon’s frontwoman as she releases her debut album on Ninja Tune, “For Yo,” a soulful journey through grief, love, and self-discovery.

FKA Twigs & North West
Tearing the Music Industry Apart

Fans were shocked to find Kim Kardashian’s daughter in “Eusexua.” With this explosive 8-minute music video, Twigs justifies her choice: it’s to poke fun at greedy executives with no regard for art.