May 19, 20210
Galcher Lustwerk : Can’t Believe
Galcher’s latest tune is a based ESG inspired sounding house tune that is ready to soundtrack all our steamy summer nights.
May 14, 20210
Not Waving : How To Leave Your Body
Not Waving proves that he can create his version of a pop album. A collection of 11 tracks with features by the likes of Marie Davidson and Mark Lanegan who all croon over ethereal post punk moody synth productions. A refreshing and tastefully restrained LP by Not Waving.
May 14, 20210
U : Ecstasy
The mysterious U returns with two absolute amazing tracks. “Ecstasy” and “Morpheus” are massive slow burner tunes that are pure club music.
May 13, 20210
Koreless : Black Rainbow
Koreless reveals music from his upcoming batch of new songs. “Black Rainbow” dives deeper into Lewis’ unique sense of rhythm and textures. The accompanying video is an absurd piece where he puts his brother in a very precarious scenario as he tumbles down a grassy hill. I pray that he survived all the tumbles. Anything for Koreless’ art…
May 11, 20210
Baltra : Work (It) Out
“Work (It) Out” is the most hectic track off of Baltra’s upcoming EP “Ambition” – out on Local Action Records May 27. Enjoy this video of Baltra’s bike commute through Time Square and especially admire his shirt choices.
May 7, 20210
Barker : BARKER002
Barker is always so consistent and this latest release just take his sound to even high altitudes. Somehow he takes elements of Trance and IDM combines them all into an extremely tasteful sound that is uniquely his own.
May 5, 20210
James Righton : Release Party
James Righton’s latest DEEWEE release is a slinky synth pop funk tune. A dreamy electro pop that will keep you tapping your toes.
May 5, 20210
Doss : On Your Mind
Big tune after big tune from Doss. Insanely fun and slick sounding production. I cannot wait for this new EP from her.
Apr 30, 20210
Cadence Weapon : Parallel World
Cadence Weapon blows open the dystopian world we live in on “Parallel World”. He questions our modern surveillance state, systemic racism, gentrification, inequalities and the police profiling all through the lens grime, trap, acid house and everything in between. A truly versatile and expansive album that reveals more with each listen. Time to embrace the stark reality we live in and move forward together to make things better.
