Piano ballads and post-rock instrumentals shouldn’t transform into dancefloor ammunition this seamlessly, but Harry Heart has performed precisely that alchemy here.
Chloe Foy: ‘Complete Fool’
Self-awareness can be a dangerous thing in the wrong hands, but Chloe Foy wields it like a surgeon’s blade on her title track.
Jackie Santos: ‘Only Love’
The inevitability of loss rarely sounds so graceful as it does here, where Jackie Santos transforms the pain of watching someone slip away into something almost buoyant. |
soft centre: ‘Mazes’
Gaming analogies rarely translate convincingly into electronic music, yet Jodie Nicholson’s latest collaboration under her soft centre moniker transforms digital escapism into visceral sonic reality.
Billianne: ‘Baby Blue’
Predicting your own heartbreak might sound like an exercise in masochism, but Billianne transforms this curious emotional territory into one of her most infectious offerings yet.
Charles Costa: ‘Emilie’
Reinvention rarely sounds this effortless.
Slackin Beats: ‘Full Mind’
Mental restlessness gets its own soundtrack on this debut single from an artist who understands that the mind’s endless chatter needs more than silence to quiet it.
Saguru: ‘Sunset’
Childhood videos possess a unique cruelty—they preserve joy we’ve forgotten how to access, innocence we’ve misplaced somewhere between then and now.
Timothy and the Apocalypse: ‘Hibiscus’
Resilience rarely sounds this luminous.
Rival Consoles: ‘Jupiter’
Ryan Lee West has always possessed an uncanny ability to transform electronic materials into something that feels alive, breathing with the rhythm of natural forces.
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