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It’s one hell of a week. Graced with a three day Holiday weekend, a quick jaunt to Chicago, and then seemingly dropped right back in the middle of Philadelphia. Literally trying to regain some balance. There’s a bit of beauty and fun involved, no doubt, with the craziness. In catch up mode, I have a [&hellip
My first intro to London-based gem, Pawws, was through Kitsune’s always impeccable compilations. One listen to her track, “Turnaround,” and I was instantly hooked. I could be fighting one of those cycles. Heavy work periods keep me off the computer quite a bit. But once I’m finally able to slow down, catch up, my heart opens up so wide [&hellip
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Yeow. It’s all just so grimey for the ears. Low, low ends mixed with repetitive beats – it’s all a bit disorienting and hypnotizing to say the least. And you know what that means – late night sounds. Throw the headphones on and dig a little won’t you? Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it
Oh boy oh boy oh boy. I finally have retuned my ears back to the ever evolving Expansions Collective. And this recent release from Mr. Marc Rapson is divine. This is why I adore the UK hip-hop/beat scene. Some words about Dark vs. Light: Dark vs Light seamlessly blends crunchy, low swung Hip Hop beats with Marc’s jazz [&hellip
It’s a new day y’all, and this new track from Slow Magic is the perfect thing to get my morning going. Look up, feel the wind, take it all in. Enjoy. Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it
The Swedes just know how to do synth-pop right. There’s no questioning that statement, it is a fact. That’s why there was no surprise when I clicked play onto Stockholm’s new mysterious act, Wilderness. Oscillating synths that build and build, male/female vocals; oh, I’m already won over. With such a nostalgic, dream-pop feel, you’re left feeling [&hellip
When people, ideas, sounds blend – I just need to listen to it all. And by that, I mean binge hard. Hazy in absolutely all of the right ways, The Stargazer Lilies bring back crunchy guitars, airy female vocals, and atmospheric soundscapes that completely enclose around you. Coming together without intention; multi-instrumentalist John Cep and singer/bassist, Kim Field, [&hellip
Back in the States, it’s about time for some weekend moods. This mix of tracks is, like I said in the title, a bit aggressive. You’ve been warned. A-Trak said it right, “no bass is safe.” Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it
Ultra sensual synths mixed with shimmering dance beats, you just cannot go wrong. Fresh out of New York, the so called “anxiety pop” makers and shakers, Wet Leather, will effortlessly get your limbs moving the second you hit play below. Enjoy. Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it
I love the pulsing tempo, those female vocals, and that sweeping, searing synth line. It’s just masterfully layered. This is dream-pop executed in such a stunning way; Anna of the North’s single, “Sway,” will completely stop you in your tracks. Be sure to keep an eye on her over here. Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it