Music

Pachyman
Breaking the Loop

With “Another Place,” the Puerto Rican artist breaks free from dub traditionalism to create something boldly personal: a kaleidoscopic blend of vaporwave, krautrock, soul-jazz, and techno.

JOYE
No Strings Attached

French artist JOYE wrote her mixtape “ANGEL (this mixtape is for you)” to deal with incredible grief, and it’s a plea for freedom and absolute emancipation.

Erika de Casier – “Lifetime”
An Impeccable Sonic Shift

The Danish artist’s new self-produced album marks a sonic shift, following the velvety paths of 90s trip hop in the best possible way. We break down the record to understand it better.

Spring Attitude Festival 2025
Exploring The Sounds Of Today

Their upcoming edition will be held on September 12 and 13 and marks a bold new chapter, taking over one of Rome's most iconic architectural landmarks.

Fritz Kalkbrenner
A New Chapter

Building on the success of his previous single, “Can We Find A Way” marks the second step in the evolution of Fritz Kalkbrenner’s fresh artistic vision.

Mistine – “i guess this is where we’re at”
Youth in Transition

As a child, Christine Meisenhelter saw Carly Simon in “Piglet’s Big Movie” and knew she wanted to make music. Today, Mistine releases her debut album. Here’s everything you need to know.

Eli Keszler
Where Sound Becomes Shadow

Eli Keszler peels back the layers of control, memory, and transformation in his most exposed work to date, a haunted, heartfelt album wheredrums scatter like dust across a Lynchian landscape.

Mona San
A New Chapter In My Life

Boundary-pushing experimental pop artist Mona San releases their bold new six-track EP “From The Ashes” alongside a music video for the title track.

Big Wett
Time to Take Risks

Australia’s sexiest export is back and naughtier than ever with “Risk It,” a fun, flirty, and feral six-track EP that tackles sexuality and desire, but also slut-shaming.

Kali Uchis – “Sincerely,”
Sincerity as Sanctuary

A diary turned into a record: motherhood, loss, and love in its most vulnerable form. “Sincerely,” is Kali Uchis turning her truth into songs that sound like letters.