Music

On his debut solo album “The 11th Hour”, he finds a softer side beyond EarthGang, draws on church and family, and learns to write about joy.

The quartet discuss their first year together, the Indonesian sounds behind Island Pop, and their hopes of opening doors for creatives back home.

In his new album, the Australian singer explores desire, confidence and the messiness of wanting to be loved, balancing glossy pop production with moments of unexpected vulnerability.

Her self-directed video would’ve done numbers on Tumblr. In “i think he’s got a girl”, the St. Louis singer leaves hard electropop behind and gets closer to a rock-star persona.

How far can ambition go before it becomes self-destruction? Leo Sawikin explores ego, fantasy and the dangers of self-obsession on his new single, “Blue Star.”

Attraction doesn’t always mean love. With his latest single, “Lost Me,” Karim Panzetta explores relationships, self-worth and finding his own sound.

Dating in your thirties comes with its own set of complications, and Girlhood have found a playful way to talk about them on their new single, “Picnic.”

Love, excess and everything in between shape “Over the Edge”, the new EP recorded in Los Angeles.

The artist finds freedom in contradiction, moving between Colombian roots, fragmented memories and the physical intensity of dance music in his new album, “Killing Mariposas”.

OHHARA’s new hyper-pop single affords a modern language to the biblical tale of the forbidden fruit. Only, in this version, Eve is changed.

Para celebrar su 25º aniversario, el festival barcelonés invita a un elenco que va de Massive Attack a Adéla pasando por Fontaines D.C., Arca, Chvrches, Doechii o The Chemical Brothers.

Car drifts near Lake Victoria punctuate the saturated dreamscape of “Audi”, introducing the Nyege Nyege-signed rising star.

“Sex on TV” takes the artist further into the night, sharpening her disco-pop instincts through darker production and a more controlled kind of glamour.

Time doesn't pass peacefully in Maria W Horn's new music video. With Pedro Maia's restless, painterly images, winter light flickers, folds and fades into something unsettling.

El festival vuelve a Barcelona del 29 de octubre al 8 de noviembre con grandes iconos, escenas locales y nuevos artistas por descubrir en la gran pantalla.

Writing “WELCOME home” together revealed sides of each other they had never seen. After their European debut, the group reflect on finding a shared identity.

Layered voices, repeated piano and fragments of speech mark an intimate memory-driven release. The slow-building ritualistic sound lingers long after the final note.

El festival anuncia su programación de arte y cultura digital de su decimoquinta edición, que tendrá lugar los días 6 y 7 de noviembre en Fira Montjuïc de Barcelona.

Del cringe a la serigrafía y de la joyería digital al folclore salmantino: una edición en la que internet y el arte comparten espacio.

The singer makes contradiction look effortless, moving between electronic euphoria, intimacy, loneliness and celebrity without ever settling into one identity.

The artist opens up his sound on “Take Away My Problems”, a seven-track EP that moves beyond the jazz-house language that first introduced him.

Nine tracks, two sides of the Atlantic and one clear centre: “Homegrown” finds the artist broadening his sound without losing sight of Tottenham.

With “riendas”, the singer-songwriter turns losing control into a playful Latin-pop reflection on love, freedom and finally finding a reason not to run.

The Brisbane band’s “Endless Summer” pairs a circling psych-rock riff with a chorus whose unstoppable confidence grows increasingly unsettling.

Thirteen tracks, no emotional filter. The artist embraces desire, collapse, excess and vulnerability in her new record as parts of the same pop language

The four-piece band lean into groove, tension and instant melody on “Did You Miss Me?”, a release that feels lighter on its feet without losing its rock backbone.

The Toronto-based artist turns the split second before everything unravels into “cave in”, a restless new single built on pressure and momentum.

The Belgian duo opens the door to their forthcoming debut EP, “HABESHA”, with a new single about knowing love might hurt and choosing to fall anyway.

From Nashville sessions to the Irish identity she wears proudly, the singer traces the experiences behind her new music and the candour that shapes her work.

Ocho ediciones después, el festival convierte la tecnología en una excusa para llegar a lo más humano: éxtasis, ritual y memoria para pensar el futuro.