Fantastic synths and a song that slips into whispers reaching full force, hemmed with delicate feelings to the powerful strength, here Junior A that jostles of its
Mulherin is a duo consisting of the twin brothers Marshall and Parker, who, under their patronymic, make a silky and sensual RnB. We met them more than
With a suave voice that slips into rumbled notes of a RnB shaded with dark electro clicks, Matt Black offers an addictive groove, caressing with its new
Dan Caplen is an artist who was introduced to you in 2014 with the title Daughter, Daughter. He was then known by the pseudonym of D /
As an uppercut screening the heart and bodies of singular, ferocious and heady oscillations and heaving them with a caressing breath, here Noga Erez who unveils Dance
A melancholic breath filling cords gorged with a groove electro soul, here Elliot Moss returns with a new title, titled 99. Under pop notes with pounding echoes
Disembarked from Brooklyn with a hook by Oklahoma, Mothica gradually emerged as a growing value of the underground circuit in the US. Introduced here on numerous occasions,
Pelorus reveals Alive, a small dream pop track stitched with feverish and dreamlike reflects. Under soft palpitations to the aerial movements, it provides a rhythmic rocked by
From uppercuts to wet mutinous assonances of a tempestuous groove, here is Wilma Archer who unveils Like A Hunger, echoing the voice of Amber Mark. Here, English
Twilight pop hues and electro flashes that slip into wet sounds of soft sadness, this is the relationship of DNMO and Sub Urban with Broken. In 15-year-old,
Previously known under the pseudonym David’s Lyre, Paul Dixon of his real name, is now known as the Fyfe project. We had found out this little London
Woodson Black is a London photographer whose work you can see here. When he does not make pictures, Woodson is also a skilled musician under the name
Notes with a groove tempered with stormy chips and infected aerial movements, revoici Goss with his new title Soo Bad. After Time, Waterfall or I Want To
Originally from Atlanta, the duo Bells and Robes launched a few months ago its new electro EP How Could We Have Known. This week, the two partners
A track that begins as a confession, intimate and without anything unnecessary with a delicate and beautiful chant at the same time, then gradually rhythms arrive and