Music

The singer steps into her solo era with “Seriously Unserious,” a club-inspired EP designed to break overthinking and spark movement everywhere.

With “Do Do Do,” Ciao Lucifer turn emotional overthinking into something euphoric ahead of their upcoming album “Sunset Riders.”

Alt pop, rock energy and cinematic storytelling meet emotional confusion, humour and the unfinished mess of modern relationships.

Before the official release even existed, people were already remixing it, reposting it and playing it in clubs. Now “Ibiza, Circoloco” finally arrives properly.

What happens when heartbreak stops feeling painful and starts feeling strangely freeing? On “ManGo,” Donna Dafi turns emotional release into groove.

A playful return to country roots where humour, heartbreak and regional Mexican touches make personal reflection feel unexpectedly light.

The countdown to “Run It Back” has officially started, and “Heartless” suggests the Australian five-piece are stepping into their biggest chapter yet.

A move from Los Angeles to Lisbon becomes the ground for a two-track EP shaped by pressure, surrender, and the strange freedom of letting sound lead.

Past and present quietly fold into each other as grief, heartbreak and inherited memory shape the emotional world of “The Folkhouse.”

Brunch Electronik celebra su décimo aniversario en Portugal anunciando una nueva edición con nombres como Sara Landry, Shimza, Joseph Capriati o Nic Fanciulli.

Entre ruido, memoria y cultura urbana venezolana, convierten hip hop, electrónica y salsa en collages sonoros densos, viscerales e inmersivos.

The Atlanta-based rapper shares his new, genre-blurring LP, “Bulldawg,” shaped by his worldview, his therapeutic journey, and his understanding of music that has defined his career and life.

A sprawling folk record trades immediacy for emotional depth, turning memory, distance and connection into something long, uneven and quietly devastating.

A choreographed descent into voice, body and spectacle, where flamenco roots, orchestral scale and club energy merge in spiritual performance.

She’s glitching, she’s banging her head, she’s tearing drums apart, she’s singing rock music. Discover the British artist’s new release, where she strays away from her usual sound.

The Swedish pop star teams up with Shakira, PinkPantheress, JT, Robyn, and more for a creative explosion that redefines the album that’s brought her back to the mainstream spotlight.

Raw, restless and unresolved, the Malmö duo turn two years of pressure into a jagged EP that moves between club energy, punk urgency and digital unease.

A long-held album finally opens into sharper club instinct, smoother vocals and a wider idea of house music with “House of Wax II.”

Behind the mask, the new album moves between haze and clarity, turning dance floor memory, anonymity and long-term collaboration into a world built to last.

Electronic pop becomes a private emotional system, shaped by London nightlife, Vienna stillness and glitches that let raw feeling slip through.

What started with seventy-five guests inside a fondue bar in Basel has become one of the most intimate electronic sessions currently circulating online.

As the Grammy-winning duo release their first independent album, “The Blue Lab Beats Show,” they reflect on ten years building a sound that refuses to stay still.

As Ibiza slips back into its summer rhythm, Teatro Pereyra unveils WHO, a new experience connecting dining, performance, and club culture under one roof.

Turns self-criticism into a softer form of pop release, balancing playful production with the kind of honesty that makes “Cupcake” feel quietly liberating.

Para celebrar su vigésimo aniversario, el festival ha transformado la ciudad asturiana en un territorio de investigación sonora y visual con artistas como Alva Noto, Jlin, o Catnapp.

El festival llega a Barcelona el 15 y 16 de mayo, conectando música, arte y diseño para entender por qué la cultura británica sigue marcando el pulso creativo global.

Desde Londres, la cantante presenta “Perdidos”, un EP que reinterpreta su obra en español mientras reconecta con su yo más vulnerable, explorando el amor que cambia, la nostalgia y la identidad.

Driven by his Cuban-Bolivian roots, “Have I Been Good To You” turns rhythm into pressure, tension and movement that feels impossible to resist.

Ahead of his next EP, the Ecuadorian American artist turns vulnerability, internet fame and genre restlessness into a sound guided by instinct.

La electrónica de vanguardia se cruza con identidad, desgaste creativo y libertad formal en una conversación sobre “Biiig Stretch” y el directo como descarga física.