Music

Desamor, precariedad y humor se cruzan en un disco que convierte pequeñas derrotas cotidianas en himnos de midwest emo con pulso pop-punk.

After two decades of sonic innovation and political articulation, the artist presents his debut album, “Loud Bloom”, through an exhilarating world of colourful possibilities, textures and melodies.

Nearly thirty years into her career, Rebekah rediscovers instinct through “Industrial Mind”, refusing to stay trapped inside one single version of techno.

The Nigerian artist turns the office into her own playground in “Sisi Eko,” a fierce celebration of women making money, taking charge, and leaving men speechless.

A lo-fi NYC video turns architectural loss into a portrait of family damage, trans vulnerability and the brutal afterlife of memory.

Desde Caracas hasta Barcelona, el DJ y productor habla de música de máquinas, memoria caribeña, escenas underground y una forma de entender el club lejos de las etiquetas.

With his new rework of “Mundian To Bach Ke,” the Benin-born artist connects cultures, rhythms and communities across the global dance scene.

Between grunge textures and alt-pop intimacy, emotional chaos turns strangely triumphant in a track about fantasy, self-sabotage and the myth of perfect love.

A return to early 2000s house becomes a conversation about instinct, pressure and the simple emotional charge that keeps dance music alive.

Vulnerability, friendship and collective care shape a five-track EP that treats intimacy as something patient, lived and quietly demanding.

Known for his alternative approach to music and performance, Zep releases a daring debut album that invites listeners into his unconventional style.

A more open, reflective chapter about love, fatherhood and the emotional work of building something steady after survival.

After Horst Festival, self-doubt, creative control and sober rituals become part of a wider reflection on building a personal space in club music.

Every May, Amsterdam’s music-loving crowd descends on a buttercup-dotted wetland for two days of acid, four-on-the-floor, riddims and sunscreen on the house

From Tokyo to the global stage, the seven-member group sharpens its sound with “I Got Ways” and a second album built around change, groove, and ambition.

Strutting down a hectic runway leading to hell, the Brit artist implicates herself as part of the social escapism we choose to favour over the harsh reality we face.

From a handcrafted doll’s house hospital to a collapsing inner world, the pop singer blends retro aesthetics and emotional fragility to explore the limits of love as a cure.

A new EP turns uncertainty into ambient tension, tracing the strange moment when an artist knows there is no way back to who he used to be.

El Warehouse vuelve al Parc del Fòrum con electrónica, experimentación y nombres clave para perderse entre escenarios sin salir del festival.

From the forests of Eastern Europe to a Parisian sink estate, the artist has taken in folklore and a pop sensibility to create something daring.

A two-and-a-half-hour spectacle in Barcelona confirmed why experience, precision and emotional delivery still define K-pop’s most enduring girl group.

With “Temporal Sequence,” Tropics opens a new chapter for himself and Modern Entity through analogue warmth and late-night melancholy.

Between Istanbul and the Bay Area, the Turkish-American artist turns heartbreak, forgiveness and self-betrayal into a warm debut EP shaped by soul and R&B.

Built from friendship rather than industry pressure, the East London studio turns analogue warmth, live recording and creative calm into a different kind of music space.

Behind some of today’s sharpest pop moments, he talks internet culture, female icons, New York, Kelela, PinkPantheress, and the strange alchemy of giving songs away.

A boundary-breaking album turns political exhaustion into momentum, finding resistance, rage and joy in the middle of the fire.

A debut single that starts as a love song and turns darker, carrying modern country and Americana through a Northern UK lens.

Maya J’an releases “blindfaith county,” a debut EP that turns heartbreak, uncertainty and waiting into warm, emotionally precise songwriting.

The artist transforms emotional learning into a profound humanistic reflection, delivering her most conceptually ambitious and existential album to date.

Los próximos 6, 7 y 8 de agosto, el festival regresará a Viana do Castelo (Portugal) para celebrar su vigésima edición y ofrecer tres días inolvidables con lo mejor del sonido electrónico actual.