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.
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.
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.
We catch up with Stu Mackenzie in Gothenburg for the tour’s final show, which paired 28-piece orchestra performances celebrating “Phantom Island” with progressive electronic rave sets.
As the Icelandic legend turns sixty, we revisit the anarchic creativity, timeless albums, and visionary art that defined her six decades of cultural impact and boundary-breaking innovation.
Hablamos con el cantante, compositor, productor y ahora miembro del jurado de Operación Triunfo sobre su vida, qué hay detrás de cada nominación y su visión del talento emergente.
Today’s release of “redemption pt.2” marks Maya Randle’s darker turn, built from heavy drums, emotional tension and the instinctive clarity behind the project.
La Fabra i Coats acoge la segunda edición de Ruido Jondo. Flamenco y electrónica colisionan en una jornada de performance, danza y experimentación sonora con 13 artistas en directo.
Tres días, un único recinto, seis escenarios, más de cien shows y música sin pausa. Así se presenta la próxima edición del festival, donde actuarán artistas como Kelis, Skepta o Modeselektor.
Releasing “between you and me today,” Ozzy turns a life-altering seizure into a debut shaped by honesty and reinvention, ahead of tonight’s show in Amsterdam.
Ten years deep, a return to the source. Blending Kuduro textures with London grit, this project explores the delicate balance between chaos and paradise through a sharper, quieter lens.
Dev Hynes brings “Essex Honey” to London with a captivatingly intimate and close-up performance across four sold-out nights in the round at Ally Pally.
La artista vuelve sobre sus raíces y mezcla, con una dulzura exquisita, el cancionero martiagués con la música electrónica para reivindicar que la memoria también puede bailarse en el presente.
Few records have stood the test of time like this one, where the Queen of Pop invited everyone to dance the coolest beats of the 2000s. Now, it’s back with some exclusive new songs and remixes.
Written in the hour her band ended, “Can’t Stop Crying” marks Sarah’s boldest solo step so far, transforming heartbreak into something unexpectedly luminous.
The singer sharpens her voice with a new track and film focused on clarity, restraint, and the weight of what remains unsaid. A release grounded in intention, not ornament.
Izza Gara’s new EP revisits early-2000s freedom with sharp self-awareness. A cinematic and tender collision of pride, vulnerability, and pure instinct.
Erick the Architect joins Jamiroquai’s European tour, a meeting of two musical worlds shaped by instinct and groove. He arrives not as an opener, but as an artist in full motion.
The artist returns with “Rock A Bye Baby, Glimmer of God,” not to start over, but to rework what’s already his. A reflection on growth, risk, and persistence.
The new video for “Tell Him” explores the words sad adult men choke on. A restrained, tactile look at the masks men learn to wear and the vulnerability they hide.
Welcome on board, you’re about to embark on a trip to discover your inner self with “Seas of Space,” the producer’s new song and the first single off of his upcoming debut album.
The duo step into a new chapter with “Dee Sharp,” a track shaped by instinct, sweat and 90s pulse, capturing the energy that has followed them all year.
With “Aether,” the artists explore the afterglow of the night. The video turns that feeling into motion, a slow-burning meditation on renewal and release.
The singer-songwriter returns with “Where I’m Running,” the latest preview of his upcoming EP. The track sharpens the shift in sound he’s been building toward all year.
This West Belfast collective reimagines ancestral Gaelic songs for the modern world, mixing hypnotic electronic rhythms with a defiant, ritualistic energy.
Madrid se prepara para uno de los festivales más esperados con Florence + The Machine, Pulp, Lorde, David Byrne, The Blaze, Jennie y Wolf Alice encabezando el cartel.
