The rapper’s fourth studio album, a project nearly eight years in the making, delivers good flow, atmosphere, and presence. However, it isn’t as excellent as expected after the long wait.
Crafted between New York and Tulum, Ramsey Elkholy weaves themes of self-realisation and existential solitude into a grounded, cohesive record that moves between introspection and melody.
Native Instruments welcomes the artist to experiment with their new synthesizer, innovating a new aural experience for us all alongside mystifying visuals.
A piano-led invocation of protection and transcendence. This ambient piece unfolds patiently, guiding listeners through darkness toward something quietly radiant, marking a new sonic direction.
Navigating a dying world through guitar-heavy shoegaze textures, the producer turns the decayed charm of LA life into a sonic painting of deliberate imperfection and resilience.
Channeling displacement into electronic melodies, the Persian-Italian artist reveals how music becomes a weapon for freedom, self-discovery, and political resistance.
TABLE’s “Heal” and new EP “02 DISC” deepen their jazz-tinged club world—built on touring closeness, Dublon collaboration, and a drive for real community.
Courtesy’s project arrived in London for the first time with a programme featuring Lolina and Roomer, that moved between reading performance, live music, and DJ sets across the ICA building.
