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Autumn’s here and we’ve been digging through submissions to find a few that stood out. Music always feels different this time of year, and these three hit in just the right ways. Each one leans on magnificent vocals and managed to warm us up for different reasons… Sometimes with lyrics, sometimes with rhythm, sometimes just
Sporty-O has been at this game for over a decade, yet “Symphonic Resistance” feels like a reminder that he’s still here to push buttons, break rules, and have a good time doing it. The Atlanta-born producer is a veteran with a cult-like following and a CV that reads like an EDM festival calendar. EDC, Tomorrowland,
“Colorblind” is definitely not a word I’d use to describe this EP. It’s full of color, enthusiasm, a blend of genres, and a clear desire to do something new. “Echoes” really hit me emotionally, packing an explosive mix of sounds into one cohesive experience. The artist behind it, CLRBLND, first showed up on the radar
PhaseOne‘s back, and he’s not messing around. “TERRANOVA“, out May 30, is the long-awaited follow-up to 2019’s “Transcendency“, and it honestly feels like a whole different beast. Less about throwing bangers at the wall and more about crafting an actual journey. A concept album, even. Big sci-fi energy with bigger emotional weight. “Writing my sophomore
Wandour‘s new album “Iridescent Serenade” is exactly what I needed right now. This isn’t your typical electronic album: no crazy drops or heavy bass here. Instead, it’s like taking a slow walk through the park on the first warm day of spring. At first I was kinda confused, but then it hit me. This isn’t
When I first saw the name Tektroit Vol. 2, I had to pause. What exactly is “Tektroit”? Turns out, it’s exactly what it sounds like: a gritty, bass-heavy mix of Detroit rap and EDM, created by none other than Dehko. And with this second volume, he’s pushing the concept even further, blending street heat with
I have to admit, this EP really impressed me. It’s rare to find spoken word in EDM, let alone conscious lyrics and deep messages. But Suli Breaks delivers exactly that with “Synthetic Reflections“. This isn’t your typical club hit. It’s an intimate journey through sound and poetry. The EP tells the story of Suli Breaks’
I remember Jessica Audiffred blowing my mind with a killer remix of Illenium’s “From The Ashes”. What a journey since then. Audiffred has created a visionary style that exists between moments – between the warehouse parties of Mexico City and the global festival stages, between personal struggle and artistic triumph. And she’s now here with
Right in time for the winter chill, Dr. Jessil drops “Tropical Frequencies“! That’s an EP that’s impossible to ignore. Born from the vibrant musical landscape of Trinidad and Tobago, this release is a journey, a cultural statement, a rebellion against musical boundaries. It’s a deep dive into the genre we call “Caribbean Electronica“. What’s this
Right in time for Christmas, I received a surprise gift from avyeal. Deeply personal, slightly mysterious, impossible to ignore. “Catedral Cosmica” was born during pandemic isolation—a diary of an artist breaking free from routine, crafting something that refuses to fit neatly into any musical box. avyeal—part pianist, part electronic alchemist—has created a work that feels
A new album from Elephante is here, and it’s worth sitting down with. COPE arrives as a deeply personal exploration of healing, with Elephante sharing with us the complexities of emotional resilience through his signature electronic sound. The album weaves through different collaborative voices – Ridgely, Linney, Amber Liu, Daye– each track mapping out a
Hold on! New remixes just dropped! SEVEN is a queer, FLINTA*-leaning label blending house and techno, focused on providing a new blend of House and Techno to the scene, which feels rather saturated lately. And that’s why I’m so pumped. The debut single is very promising: “Hold On” by CRYME, the founder. It features 4
I have to admit, I was a bit skeptical going into “Entropy“, the debut album from 2ŁØT. I hadn’t heard much about them before, but what I discovered turned out to be a surprisingly powerful and captivating journey. From the first few notes, it’s clear this band is doing something truly unique. Their genre-defying mix
Stop. Reset. Your Digital Voyage begins here. The story of today is creative. It’s something new. It’s an album from Canadian artist ReSeT that stroke a chord in me because of its amazing concept. ReSeT has more than a decade of experience in creating music, and this album has a long story. Started from his
From St. Albans, just north of London, comes a unique electronic tale. Maximum Love, two brothers who started making music together in their bedrooms just to make each other laugh, have evolved into something truly special. What began around 2011 with tracks like “Twin Crimes” has matured into a distinctive sound that draws from darkwave,
In the ever-evolving landscape of electronic music, few artists manage to carve out a space that’s truly their own. Enter Ark Patrol, the Hawaii-born, LA-based producer whose latest album “GEM” hypnotized me. It’s an autobiography that completes the previously released EPs “G” and “E“. From the moment you hit play on “You Know“, it’s clear
In the fast-paced world of EDM, it’s easy to get lost in the sea of anonymous and commercial tracks. But every once in a while, an act emerges that makes you sit up and take notice. Enter House of Allegro, a dynamic duo that’s been quietly making waves in the underground scene. Their latest album,
Summer has undoubtedly arrived, as evidenced by the scorching 30-degree weather outside my window, according to the weather forecast. In dire need of something to cool me down, Watermelon Boy‘s latest album “The Wow Signal” emerges as a lifesaver. The Australian artist has crafted a unique fusion of Afrobeats-Dancehall rhythms with a modern twist on
Lame Digital is a humbly-named group from Rome, formed in 2017, exploring urban sounds with groovy influences and an introspective approach that immediately impressed me. The use of vocal samples and the search for unique sounds, especially in the percussions, is pervasive in the works of this collective, which took a hiatus of a few
Two albums reviewed today, whoof. “she is the moon” and “she is the sun” take you on a journey of relaxing sounds, rich with surprises, unpredictable twists, and a quest for “pure” sound design. These albums balance minimalism with exotic intricacies that require several listens to fully appreciate. Which I did, for your pleasure. Not
Today’s review features two standout tracks from Ekonovah’s EP: the title track “Vibrant” and the equally impressive “Best of Me.” Both tracks offer a unique listening experience, and their backstory is worth sharing. Ekonovah himself has described the EP as a defining moment in his artistic journey. He explained, “This EP defines my sound as
