Music

Heartbreak becomes a way to reject the manosphere’s emotional detachment and reclaim male vulnerability through louder, heavier music.

La fiesta 'New' de El Corte Inglés transformó Madrid uniendo moda, música y talento joven. María Becerra, Begoña Vargas y Ralphie Choo protagonizaron esta noche única.

A debut album turns diaspora, family memory and Egyptian heritage into Arabesque Folk shaped by the oud, maqams and stories carried across generations.

Before closing Lentekabinet’s Poppy stage, the artist talks belonging, intuition and why every dancefloor – big and small – should feel like family.

Swedish collective Sunnan returns with I Need You, blending soul and cinematic rock. This introspective journey arrives just ahead of their European summer tour.

An emotionally intricate album trading teenage explosions for quieter unravelling. Rodrigo documents a romance from euphoric beginnings to painful endings.

Somewhere between reflection and rallying cry, the artist’s new album captures the contradictory superfugue that is the ugly underbelly of American neoliberalism.

Dream pop drifts between Mediterranean light and melancholy through gulper sharks, self-recording, French icons and the instinctive pull of letting go.

After disappearing from streaming platforms, the Swedish artist returns with “DNA”, a new chapter built around stillness, fear and the courage to feel deeply.

A hazy new video turns the band’s latest EP chapter into a strange, slow burning journey through memory, atmosphere and release.

From PELE PELE to her Barcelona debut, the New York artist builds dancefloor spaces rooted in culture, community and belonging.

A desert-rooted album follows love, memory and inherited patterns through creation myths, family histories and the pull of destiny.

Born mid-flight and sharpened through industrial textures, the track turns restraint into a source of tension and cinematic force.

A rain-soaked crescendo turned cancelled headliners, transcendent sets and pop catharsis into a festival weekend that refused to settle down.

A record shaped by uncertainty, physical pain and instinct becomes a study in how slow, messy creative survival can still sound hungry.

The music feels lighter, but the questions remain. As “When You Smile” arrives, he talks balance, pressure and making peace with chaos.

This is for the goths. A visual artist and musician conducts a pool of over twenty collaborators into a meditation on his own position as maker.

The singer’s latest album delivers the dirty dance music fans want, while also exposing a new vulnerability in a celebration of her newfound musical independence.

Moda y música colisionaron en el Fòrum. Entre lluvia, conciertos y el refugio perfecto, los looks festivaleros sobrevivieron marcando tendencia.

A debut album built around memory, loss and nostalgia becomes a living map of the artist’s inner world, where past, present and future keep colliding.

The artist presents the deluxe edition of her critically acclaimed debut album, rounding off a year in which her music has greatly enriched our lives and the internet.

Un refugio retrofuturista dentro del festival invita a desacelerar entre sesiones, arte inmersivo y gastronomía local.

A reflective second album turns childhood memories, field recordings, and the search for home into ten intimate songs about what keeps echoing back.

A tender indie-pop ballad about youth, self-worth and the people whose belief helps confidence bloom when it feels most fragile.

Una noche de rock libre, sudoroso y magnético confirma por qué la banda de Brooklyn se ha convertido en uno de los nombres esenciales del presente.

With a background in audio engineering, it was only a matter of time before he got into music. We speak with DJ Swisha about his “ADHD” music taste, teaching upcoming talent, and Horst festival.

Leaving home is supposed to change everything, but “Broken Home” asks what happens when the world waiting on the other side feels just as fractured.

An album and exhibition turn absence into a sensory language where voices, textures and frequencies keep love in motion.

Charli xcx gave us John Cale, Marc Jacobs and Martin Scorsese. We built our own “Music, Fashion, Film” dream lineup.

Who would’ve thought that what started as a series of bass music warehouse parties in LA would bloom into such a successful project?