Music

An album and exhibition turn absence into a sensory language where voices, textures and frequencies keep love in motion.

Who would’ve thought that what started as a series of bass music warehouse parties in LA would bloom into such a successful project?

Charli xcx gave us John Cale, Marc Jacobs and Martin Scorsese. We built our own “Music, Fashion, Film” dream lineup.

After two decades of sonic innovation and political articulation, the artist presents his debut album, “Loud Bloom”, through an exhilarating world of colourful possibilities, textures and melodies.

Desamor, precariedad y humor se cruzan en un disco que convierte pequeñas derrotas cotidianas en himnos de midwest emo con pulso pop-punk.

Nearly thirty years into her career, Rebekah rediscovers instinct through “Industrial Mind”, refusing to stay trapped inside one single version of techno.

The Nigerian artist turns the office into her own playground in “Sisi Eko,” a fierce celebration of women making money, taking charge, and leaving men speechless.

A lo-fi NYC video turns architectural loss into a portrait of family damage, trans vulnerability and the brutal afterlife of memory.

Desde Caracas hasta Barcelona, el DJ y productor habla de música de máquinas, memoria caribeña, escenas underground y una forma de entender el club lejos de las etiquetas.

With his new rework of “Mundian To Bach Ke,” the Benin-born artist connects cultures, rhythms and communities across the global dance scene.