Music

The intellectual sonic revolutionary has a new album out that takes sound collage and enjoyment as resistance.

Gallery Live, la unión de Bershka y Gallery Sessions, saca la música al escaparate. Lia Kali inaugura el formato en la nueva tienda de San Sebastián con su álbum "Kaelis".

The Far West unveil the animated music video for “Hope I Don’t Bleed”, a surreal and soulful reflection on survival, loss, and second chances.

Revisiting the breakout hit "Diggy," Spencer Ludwig unveils the gritty original demo and a technicolour new video, bridging his past with a punchy, authentic present.

Fearless and unapologetic, the artist turns up the heat with “Mamichula,” a bold new chapter blending power, playfulness, and pure hard dance energy.

From having panic attacks as a school kid in China to eating truffle chocolates with Danny L Harle in the studio, she’s come far but insists she’s still a girl working it all out.

The artist blends nostalgia and honesty in “Lose My Mind,” a heartfelt pop-rock reflection on youth, memory, and the beauty of what never was.

The artist fuses emotion and cosmic curiosity in “Fever,” a hypnotic alt-pop journey that turns human longing into something beautifully infinite.

The duo unveils “The Fall of Metatron,” a hypnotic audiovisual ritual merging mythology, sound, and code into a poetic meditation on transformation.

Matt Hansen keeps moving forward with “Don’t Look Back”, a soaring anthem of love and courage that proves authenticity still cuts through the noise.

With “going nowhere”, Mel Denisse delivers a heartfelt mix of alt-rock grit and emotional clarity, proving introspection can still sound bold.

The Brit pop star returns with “Red,” a sleek and hypnotic release that marks the beginning of her most mature era yet, fusing emotion, rhythm, and control.

The singer embraces imperfection with “Oblivion,” an intimate, soul-baring return to her roots where folk simplicity meets luminous self-assurance.

With “Sikasso”, Massuma celebrates Afro house heritage through modern rhythm, sampling Nahawa Doumbia and marking a new chapter in his rapid ascent.

Axxi Oma turns fiction into faith with “Planets and Gods”, a meditative, transportive debut where myth, memory, and sound shape a universe of their own.

In his latest album, “Backstage,” the Swedish singer-songwriter takes us to his private room, offering an unusual sense of intimacy. We discuss collaboration, fatherhood, and healing through music.

We speak with the DJ and the filmmaker about Day Zero Milagres Brasil, where cinema and ritual collide on the shores of São Miguel dos Milagres.

Tanztheater Wuppertal revives Pina Bausch’s landmarks. “Frühlingsopfer” is a visceral torrent of primal force, while “Café Müller” dissects the devastating poetry of solitude.

Free-flowing vocals, dreamy synths, and deeply reflective yet diurnal lyrics make up her discography and take Sophia on her first EU/UK tour. We discuss her latest EP, part-time jobs, and tour life.

A sultry new track to add to your party playlist. Impulsive sexy lyrics meet urgent harsh drums that capture the mood of nights out across the globe.

El trío barcelonés apuesta por expandir horizontes y consolidarse a nivel internacional con su nuevo EP. Un proyecto tan excéntrico y maximalista como este provocador grupo.

We talk with the emerging Swiss-Indian artist about the release of her latest song, “Curse,” retro Bollywood movies, and a glimpse into what her music is going to look like in the future.

“Absurd Matter 2” lives across ten tracks in which distortion becomes emotion and collaboration is architectural. For fashion, Gerrit Jacob is called on.

The musician and multi-instrumentalist brings a wave of fresh joy with his sophomore album elevating the power of the accordion. It’s also an ode to London, in the mind of a musician who’s leaving.

We sit down with Belgian producers, DJs, and brothers to talk about the release of their latest album, “All Systems Are Lying,” a rapidly changing world, cheating the economy, and aliens.

Íntimo, vulnerable, bello; así es “Musas en mí”, el nuevo álbum del cantante mexicano, con quien hablamos sobre el destino, recuperar nuestro niño interior y desafiar los tiempos de la industria.

Today’s a happy day for those who’re into alternative K-pop. The six-piece band and the DJ-producer share a heartwarming, wholesome double single: “wo ai mi” and “break it even.”

Unpretentious and immediate, the single and video for “Rev Up” puts sound at the centre. Her look and set design are intentionally minimal, allowing her performance to shine.

ShiShi discusses “Indigo”, his cathartic new album where rock’s raw pulse merges with meditation’s calm, creating a journey through sound, stillness, and spiritual awakening.

DeepFaith’s original anthem “Y&I” is reborn. Nina Kraviz and Archibeau join forces for a hallucinatory exploration where pop euphoria melts into hypnotic, sensual techno.