‘A SONG YOU WON’T FORGET’ arrives like a transmission from tomorrow’s underground clubs, where Tiiva and Luan Luan’s contrasting vocals dance through neon-lit memories.
Tom b: ‘Lavender Water (Flipso Remix)’
Flipso‘s reimagining of Tom b‘s ‘Lavender Water’ transforms the original’s intimate guitar progression into a study of electronic possibilities.
Funeralcare: ‘Marathon’
Manchester quintet Funeralcare‘s ‘Marathon‘ sprints through genre boundaries with the confidence of seasoned athletes, their smoky vocals cutting through a masterful fusion of indie-funk and post-punk dynamics.
MKSTN: ‘When It’s Over’
‘When It’s Over’ emerges from the nocturnal depths of Toronto producer MKSTN‘s studio like a fevered transmission between sleep and consciousness.
Josh Shield: ‘Water’
Like droplets piercing a digital haze, South London producer Josh Shield‘s ‘Water‘ arrives as a testament to electronic music’s emotive potential.
Yoji: ‘Paint The Clouds’
Yoji‘s ‘Paint The Clouds’ pierces through melancholy like the first ray of sunlight after weeks of rain, where raw vulnerability meets healing through rhythm.
Arcade Velocity: ‘Velozin’
Arcade Velocity‘s ‘Velozin‘ erupts like digital magma through circuitry, where Albin Ström’s mastery of tension transforms electronic experimentalism into visceral poetry.
Goose Down: ‘Think Tank’
Goose Down‘s ‘Think Tank‘ lands like a fever dream in a chrome-plated nightclub, where artificial intelligence meets analogue swagger.
Slung: ‘Laughter’
Fresh from their rapid ascent in the underground scene, Slung‘s ‘Laughter‘ arrives like a clenched fist wrapped in velvet – a powerful exploration of familial trauma that hits with precision and purpose.
Diebesgrau: ‘Echo Hotel’
When darkness meets rhythm, something remarkable often emerges – Diebesgrau‘s ‘Echo House’ proves this with understated brilliance.
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