“Manufacturing” maps the territory between signal and noise, where Jason Nolan‘s Anglo-Malay heritage infuses art-pop with global perspective.
Pet Snake: ‘Trust Issues (Easy Version)’
“Trust Issues (Easy Version)” strips artifice down to raw nerve endings, where Pet Snake‘s Evelyn Halls captures authenticity through a single ribbon mic in a Liverpool hallway.
Rainbow City Park: ‘Overgrown’
“Overgrown” unpacks mortality through delicate folk arrangements, where Rainbow City Park trades their usual energy for raw contemplation.
YVY MARAEY x Amanda Coronha: ‘YOU’
“YOU” weaves Brazilian heat through neo-soul sophistication, where YVY MARAEY and Amanda Coronha‘s vocals dance through Simon Abela’s pristine production.
Disarme: ‘Change’
“Change” slices through urban numbness with waves of distorted clarity, where Disarme‘s Franco-Malagasy heritage collides with shoegaze tradition.
Christian Sean: ‘Eventide’
“Eventide” orchestrates chaos into unlikely beauty, where Christian Sean‘s Montreal experimentalism meets pop’s emotional directness.
LAMBERT: ‘Used To Be’
“Used To Be” maps emotional defence mechanisms through electronic architecture, where LAMBERT transforms past heartbreak into future-facing synthpop.
Glazyhaze: ‘What A Feeling’
“What a Feeling” punches through shoegaze’s dreamy veil, where Glazyhaze trades atmospherics for raw voltage and renewed purpose.
d³ (deep drone dreamer): ‘safe in a womb of an everlasting night’
“safe in a womb of an everlasting night” descends through orchestral shadows, where d³ transforms classical fragments into ambient architecture.
Tarun Puri: ‘Breaking & Falling (Acoustic Version)’
“Breaking and Falling ” strips away emotional defenses with ease, where Tarun Puri reduces love’s complexity to its rawest elements.
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