PFM SHOGUN’s ‘Paul Bearer’ arrives with its production architecture honouring hip-hop’s golden foundations while refusing to be imprisoned by nostalgia.
Brent de la Cruz: ‘TBD’
Brent de la Cruz‘s ‘TBD‘ dissolves temporal boundaries like morning fog, creating a downtempo dreamscape where San Diego skate culture collides with cinematic ambition.
Preoccupations: ‘Focus’
Canadian quartet Preoccupations‘ single ‘Focus‘ excavates the psychological terrain of insomnia and self-recrimination through a labyrinthine sonic architecture that feels both claustrophobic and expansive.
litesleeper: ‘Anubis’
Northampton trio litesleeper‘s ‘Anubis‘ emerges from the shadows like an ancient deity reborn through circuit boards, its architecture built on foundations of subterranean bass and ceremonial rhythms that command physical response.
Coldway: ‘Pressure’
Coldway‘s ‘Pressure‘ strikes like a velvet-gloved fist, balancing Memphis’ raw musical heritage with a polished contemporary vision.
Tiiva: ‘A SONG YOU WON’T FORGET feat. Luan Luan’
‘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.
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