Young Fathers are back. The always-fresh Scottish trio returns after a five-year break with their fourth studio album Heavy Heavy, a distinct evolution of its tidier predecessor Cocoa Sugar. …
Admittedly I was late to the Bicep train. The first time I heard “Glue” it came up on a random YouTube playlist. We were having a quarantine house party (a la party of three), my friend from …
There have been many first shows over the last couple of years. Due to multiple closures and subsequent reopenings happening in a loop, one after the other many bands have not been able to …
South Korean-born and now LA-based producer, rapper, singer, and DJ, 박혜진 Park Hye Jin released her debut album, Before I Die, earlier this month. Completely written and produced by Park Hye …
New Zealand-born Jordan Rakei released his new album What We Call Life on September 17th, 2021 via London-based record Ninja Tune. Rakei is an essential player in the London jazz and soul …
Jordan Rakei’s approach to music writing is like a journey of self-discovery. His last album, Origin (2019), was looking closely at the impact between technology and people. Since Origin a …
Fink, real name Fin Greenall, is an artist with more than ten albums under his belt. Finks shows are more often than not sold out and many of his songs are mood setters in some very famous …
It feels like everybody is dying for a night out dancing. Tomorrow’s People, the debut solo record from Shire T (AKA Chris Davids, one half of renowned electronic duo Maribou State), arrives …
by Haley Paula Stein British-American DJ Leon Vynehall‘s newest release Rare, Forever, underscores a depth in ambient trance unseen in his previous, more narrative-focused works. …
London-based duo Bicep (Matt McBriar and Andy Ferguson) released their anticipated 2nd album Isles on January 22nd. Two years in the making this record is a collection of what the duo call …