A mixture of classics, contemporary, and electronic, Light of Life is an album created by Dexter Britain, a composer and creative director. Judging with his man... Read More
One of our favorite artists, Emmy Curl, takes a fresh new approach to her impeccable music. It is always a pleasure to listen to someone who is not afraid of change, and Cherry Luna perfectly embodies the artist’s hunger to continually redesign her brand.
This eight-track collection introduces an edgier, sharper Emmy Curl who dances in the middle of pulsing beats and eccentric instrumentation.
Sometimes, all we need is a chill mood setter to go with those introspective moments.
The enigmatic Psymun‘s the guy for the job. At only 21 years old “who smokes crack everyday”, he’s definitely on a creative high (got the pun?) as his sixth EP just rolled out last December.
If you’ve never heard of a thing such as “inaudible sounds”, then you might have been barking up the wrong tree, all these years.
Despite the paradox that it presents, David Block’s project, The Human Experience, offers plenty of these. He musters his skills as a live electronic composer, multi-instrumentalist, and a producer to create a cross-genre instrumental collection for all of us to revel in.
Mikaela Davis charms our hearts with whimsical pleasures in her self-titled musical project. The harpist/singer-songwriter from Rochester brings new eclectic flavors to the indiescape with 13 well-composed pieces.
Fluttering atop piano keys is Oh Brother. Davis surprises the listeners with her distinct vocals that curls and folds in the right places. While Where Will We Go follows with dream folk arrangement reminiscent of Camera Obscura.
We all have those lazy days, and we just want a chill record to go with it.
Don your ears proud for GDNA, the multi-instrumentalist who has taken pride on “decreasing hard drive spaces since 2008″.q
A Break to Cry is seriously an experimentally cold wave album. With its unusual approach in remixing of beats, synths, guitars combined with a melancholy and poignant vocals, People are Nothing will take you down to your thoughts and detached you from those.
The surprise use of tambourine, combine with the unusual remixing, and a whole lot of punch of low textured vocals, makes Autumn Frequencies, a collection of dreamy, alternative songs that are indeed an “out-of-this-body” experience.
It was really unexpected of Diamond Nights to concoct a beautiful combination of the acoustic and ambient genres, but when they did, boy, it was magic.
The Melbourne-based band are bringing grit to their second EP release, Irrational Fears, a superbly raw affair released just this year.
