Sounds for a changing Earth
The creation of upcoming EP from Matthew Halsall was inspired by the changing earth and the belief that we can still change things for the better.
Dreamy & reflective: Mazey Haze
Reflective, insightful, often wistful and always blatantly honest – the songs of Mazey Haze come from deep within. Her dreamy debut EP “Always Dancing” is out now.
The chemistry of the Olivier St. Louis sound
Working as a scientist in the day, and a musician at night: Olivier St. Louis is a man of many talents. But the chemistry came really alive after choosing for his true passion: music.
Distractions
Tindersticks
Brooding tones and heavy vibes from Workforce
After spending 2020 cementing his place as one of the most exciting new (yet not unknown) names in DNB, Workforce releases his “Moods” EP this month at January 22.
Pyrolysis with an ode to imaginary summertimes
Do you miss that free careless summer that was never there? Pyrolysis has made a beautiful ode to imaginary summertimes with the song “The Blue Tit.” Their EP “Alotsle” will be released at October 10.
The chill, alluring and layered sound of Autumn In June
Autumn In June has been bubbling up as one of LA’s most intriguing musical propositions. While his tracks can be bright and fun like indie pop, his lyrics reveal a darker impact.
Strikingly talented: The Vices are here to stay
Their mix of surf rock, indie pop and garage sounds like The Growlers and Cage the Elephant’s love child. The Vices are strikingly talented & ready for a big international launch. Their second EP is out now.
The beautiful “Waiting Room” from Kaia Laurielle
Kaia Laurielle creates a beautiful blend of neo-soul, future soul, hip-hop and electronic at her second EP “Waiting Room.” This week she released the EP with some stunning visuals.
From Nottingham misfits Headcut: “The Flow”
Some musicians create from an urge to bring their message into the world and some musicians create just because they f*cking love to create and play. Debut EP “The Flow” from Notts post punk band Headcut catches that sound!