Music

Latifa Drame
De rapear en el parque a la gran pantalla

Tras destacar en el circuito del freestyle, la cantante da el salto al cine en “Ruido”. Hablamos con ella sobre sus planes de futuro y cómo planea equilibrar estos dos mundos.

Ruido Jondo 2025
Donde el flamenco y la electrónica se encuentran

Este fin de semana, el festival volvió con su segunda edición en Barcelona, mezclando baile y voces flamencas con música electrónica para crear una experiencia inmersiva y experimental.

John Maus
Redemption Through Quiet Revolution

On faith, cancellation, and the inadequacy of symbols: John Maus discusses his exemplary return to music after personal catastrophe and political exile.

MAR VISTA
The True Spirit of Rave

A conversation on “Outrun,” the 140 BPM joy of Seoul’s underground, and how video games and community infrastructure are fueling a new era of euphoric rave culture.

Belaria
Movement as Mindset

The French DJ and producer has just announced her new EP. Her lead single is a mechanical fever dream built to move you long before you even realise you’ve started moving.

Chris Grey
Unconditional, Immortal Love

Fresh off one billion streams, the artist drops “DEATH WON’T DO US PART” and heads into release week with a sold-out London show and a new album on the horizon.

Johnluke
An Emotional Rollercoaster

From sold-out shows to national TV, the Irish songwriter turns vulnerability into melodic brightness. A conversation on navigating the emotional rollercoaster of his debut EP.

KIK
Rhythm and Sound

KIK lift the curtain on “Proff,” a track that shows how “NIGHTSHIFT” bends rhythm, memory and time, revealing the evolving system behind Friday’s album release.

Alto Aria
Open Hearted Embrace

Romantic and unconventional, with a dash of ASMR, the Danish artist’s album is an ambient treat. Let this spin whilst you make snow angels holding hands.

Namira
More than a Debut

With “Forever,” the artist leans into folktronica to explore her Korean heritage as well as step out from behind the decks and finally let us hear her own voice.