Music

Before closing Lentekabinet’s Poppy stage, the artist talks belonging, intuition and why every dancefloor – big and small – should feel like family.

Swedish collective Sunnan returns with I Need You, blending soul and cinematic rock. This introspective journey arrives just ahead of their European summer tour.

An emotionally intricate album trading teenage explosions for quieter unravelling. Rodrigo documents a romance from euphoric beginnings to painful endings.

Somewhere between reflection and rallying cry, the artist’s new album captures the contradictory superfugue that is the ugly underbelly of American neoliberalism.

Dream pop drifts between Mediterranean light and melancholy through gulper sharks, self-recording, French icons and the instinctive pull of letting go.

After disappearing from streaming platforms, the Swedish artist returns with “DNA”, a new chapter built around stillness, fear and the courage to feel deeply.

A hazy new video turns the band’s latest EP chapter into a strange, slow burning journey through memory, atmosphere and release.

A desert-rooted album follows love, memory and inherited patterns through creation myths, family histories and the pull of destiny.

From PELE PELE to her Barcelona debut, the New York artist builds dancefloor spaces rooted in culture, community and belonging.

Born mid-flight and sharpened through industrial textures, the track turns restraint into a source of tension and cinematic force.