If you thought Los Angeles was a perfect place, think again. The artist, who grew up in the city of angels, trashes it in her new single, “La La Land,” a dark release full of critique and irony.
Kiran Kai’s debut is touched by the world, from Goa’s lush, chilled vibes to the hyper energy of LA. Tracks “Shower” and “Fiji” also nod to Akira Kurosawa’s sprawling landscapes and surreal imagery.
Welcome back to the golden era of ‘90s R&B thanks to the silky voice of the Amsterdam-born singer and her new single, “Please Don’t Make Me Choose.” Check it out!
The Berlin DJ uncovers 4 lost gems and turns them into dancefloor weapons. Past and future collide in this explosive, high-voltage EP, ready to fuel the night.
In his new album, equal parts flex and reflection, the UK rapper reinforces his global dominance, delivering a soundtrack for the relentless, the ambitious, and those willing to play the long game.
Halfway between a music video and a fashion film, watch the new piece of “Burn ft. Leya,” directed by Ataka51, where Jean Paul Gaultier archive pieces, skeletons, and nightmares coexist.
We caught up with the Anatolian diva after her electrifyingly energetic debut UK show, speaking about everything — from her love of Tantuni to artistic growth, to getting deported and her upcoming album.
As Kendrick Lamar crowns himself with “Not Like Us,” we take a look back at the best music videos from 2000 to today, and select our favourite ones, from Eminem to Lady Gaga.
Inspired by a building in Lebanon by the renowned Oscar Niemeyer, the Berlin-based musician releases her new LP, “Sphaîra,” a highly atmospheric, enveloping, and textured body of work.
The singer is embracing her dark side once again. Inspired by horror films like Luca Guadagnino’s “Suspiria” or Gaspar Noé’s “Climax,” the new “Abracadabra” music video is a twisted ode to dancing.
The “brat” singer will star in the directorial debut of photographer and filmmaker Aidan Zamiri, which she’s posted about just this weekend. But what else is in the making?
Italian DJ and producer Matisa unveils her debut album, “In My Head,” which came from a profound need to turn everything swirling in her head into music.
Many things can happen when you disappear from the music scene for four years, but the glow-up that follows can be explosive. Here’s his new evolution.
The Copenhagen-based artist continues to blur the boundaries between sound and space with his latest single, “Rest of My Life,” which feels simultaneously familiar and otherworldly.
We speak with the British EDM producer after unveiling a bold reimagining of his iconic track "One Click Headshot" with a dynamic ten-track remix collection.
After being a standout contestant on American Idol, the singer-songwriter has been craving a space on her own. Her new single, “Better,” further cements her career.
What happens when a once deeply personal piece transforms? It shifts from a solitary vision to a collective experience, an exhibition. This Manchester-based experimental duo's new EP explores the essence of release and reinterpretation.
In our digital world, distance and proximity are concepts that are being constantly redefined. In its 38th edition, the festival explores this and more through lectures, workshops, and screenings.
The Blackpink member is going solo: she’ll be releasing her debut album, “Ruby,” on March 7. And today, she releases the mesmerising music video of her new single, “Zen.”
The artist’s long awaited new studio album, inspired by Prague’s techno scene, is the perfect intersection between the ethereal and the extraterrestrial. Let’s dive into it!
This multidisciplinary artist never ceases to amaze us. After exploring different dimensions of art, now he brings to the table his first single, “Troubles.”
If you’ve ever had a broken heart, there’s a place you can go to: the artist’s “heartbreak hotel,” her new six-track EP where she tackles grief, nostalgia, and loss.
From Italo-disco to UK garage, the Australian artist’s debut album, “It’s Franky Baby!,” is an incredibly feel-good, blissful record where collaboration plays a pivotal role.
From January 24 to February 2, Berlin proves once again why it’s one of the most forward-thinking cities when it comes to bridging art, music, sound experimentation, and technology.
The Parisian quartet has captured the spiritual high they get when creating music in “Golden Bay,” their sophomore album, which balances organic sounds with heavy synths and profound lyrics.
The international electronic duo now present the music video for "What They Gave Me," directed by Danish filmmaker Vasco Alexandre and shot in Copenhagen.
The new work of Florida-born multidisciplinary artist Hayden Anhedonia charms and haunts in equal measure by questioning the face of parasocial behaviour.
