Music
Creative couple Miranda Makaroff and Pascal Moscheni join Seth Troxler's podcast for a raw talk on love, parenthood, and creative culture in all its messy, inspiring complexity.
A new single from Misha & cocabona featuring Amelia Rose. "Wrong or Right" is an atmospheric blend of neo-soul and dream-pop that finds light in the haze of heartbreak and deception.
The one-day event debuts in the Spanish island with Artbat, Joris Voorn, Jan Blomqvist and more at the Auditorio de Tenerife next Saturday, September 27.
Nate Smith embraces imperfection on “LIVE-ACTION,” a raw and magnetic new chapter unveiled as he sets out on his long-awaited tour this week.
After a decade of stardom with Little Mix, Jade Thirlwall reinvents herself with a flamboyant, ambitious, and proudly political solo debut album.
After a summer of top-tier electronic acts, the festival's closing weekend proved why it's a new essential, blending a welcoming atmosphere with a world-class lineup.
The 18-year-old artist and former The Voice finalist unveils “Party Girl,” a polished indie pop track that turns internal heartbreak into a sleek, synth-driven melody.
We talk to the duo about their new EP, “All Rights Reserved,” a fearless clash of salsa, punk, electronics, and satire that defies all rules and redefines underground energy.
The L.A. artist's sophomore EP transforms the messy stages of heartbreak into luminous, confessional pop, blending glistening folk touches with polished choruses.
In this interview, the British singer-songwriter talks about her brand-new album track by track, about how not staying true to yourself can mess you up, and about sex dolls.
Fresh off the remix companion to “Eternal Reverie,” a slate of club dates and Young Art’s 10th-anniversary festivities, TOKiMONSTA sits down to talk curation, resilience, and keeping music a gift.
Music takes priority at End of the Road. This year might have suffered horizontal rains, but alternative acts like John Maus, Dame Area and Black Fondu kept us dancing.
Have you heard? Lauren Duffus, HiTech and more have been announced on Mucho Flow’s line-up. Here’s who’s taking to the stage.
Berlin queer icon Elninodiablo debuts with “The Downey Groove”, a bold journey through dub, psychedelia and body-driven grooves full of emotion.
Juno Mamba’s new single “Citrus” is a vibrant fusion of cinematic electronica and cultural storytelling, offering the first glimpse of his upcoming collaborative EP, “Flowerdrum.”
Charlie Jeer unveils the studio version of “Sun Is Gone,” a stripped-back cut that closes summer with raw honesty and sax-driven intensity.
Essex trio Mad Morning unleash their debut single “Painkiller,” a blistering anthem fusing post-grunge grit with raw, high-octane alt-rock energy ahead of their 2026 album.
Out now, “Cowboy” is Juno James’ most personal release to date, pairing confessional lyricism with textured pop production to capture love, memory, and ache.
We spoke with Fujii Kaze ahead of “Prema”, his most personal album yet, where intimacy meets stadium-sized vision and a bold new global chapter.
This year’s Atonal trades programming sprawl for focus. Five nights, a reoriented layout with refuge rooms, and a programme that balances long-form immersion with late-night delirium.
The New York alt-hip hop disruptors Oxymorrons unleash their new self-produced EP, “Create. Destroy. Rebuild. Repeat.,” a project that channels their hybrid nature and raw defiance.
The 16-year-old singer-songwriter unveils her new single, "Too Late", today, taking a clear step toward the release of her debut EP, due October 21.
FKA Twigs, Iggy Pop, Sabrina Carpenter, Karol G, Justin Bieber, Blood Orange, PinkPantheress, Major Lazer, Lykke Li, Oklou and more will headline the festival’s next edition.
