Riley Pearce – If I Knew (premiere)
Riley Pearce' s If I Knew is a soft and understated track with little more than his stirring voice backed slow percussion and muted horns, giving him the space to reflect on… Read More
Tep No – Who We Are
Toronto's Tep No returns with with another pop gem that embraces soothing harmonies and a foot-tapping rhythms to soundtrack our sun-kissed bliss.… Read More
Dyan – Absence
Dyan's Absence sees the band move away from the electronics towards a hazy lullaby about new beginnings opening up. Its soft guitars and warm harmonies hint at the sunlight of moving on… Read More
Thomas Azier – Echoes
Thomas Azier's Echoes is melancholy throughout, sweeping from the sampled stuttering strummed guitar of the verse and a wistful longing chorus, but where I think Azier really comes into his own is… Read More
Proper Micro NV – Dot Dot Dot (premiere)
One year on from his last release, the critically acclaimed Colours EP, Proper Micro NV is back with 'Dot Dot Dot', the first track from a new collective due later this year… Read More
Max Rad – Carousel
Max Rad's Carousel is a silky smooth slow fuck groove about infatuation that the Londoner carefully crafts between verse and chorus with funk guitar and falsetto harmonies. This is how you make… Read More
Andrew Applepie – Not Gonna Lie (premiere)
Andrew Applepie's Not Gonna Lie is a breezy slice of upbeat obscure fun-pop and matched to a suitably weird video that plays on the overlay between reality and animation.… Read More
Benedikt – Havana Nights
On Havana Nights, Benedikt playfully croons about the pursuit of being serenaded by another over graceful strings and electronic cha-cha rhythms, sweeping you up in a love song about the oscillations of… Read More
