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Daily Magazine on Underground House Music, Broken Beat, Contemporary Jazz & Soulful Vibes
The ten-track album acts as a deliberate counter-reaction to broken beat's softer, jazzier tropes, steering the genre into darker territory, incorporating electro, two-step, and unrefined club energy.
Read MoreThe ingredients come from different moments in time, but they settle into place without much fuss. Gumbani intentionally pushes the tempo here, trading pure introspection for physical movement and rhythmic bounce.
Read MoreNew Lights brings an atmosphere of its own, where patience and unpredictable vintage hardware create a truly immersive listening space.
Read MoreAsa Tone continue to explore how sound can grow from a particular place without being tied to it. On Mutualkind, that idea takes on a more collective form, but it doesn’t erase identities. It lets them meet, overlap and briefly speak the same language.
Read MoreThe arrangements move between downbeat passages, loose jazz playing and electronic details. That balance between control and spontaneity has been central to Telemakus’s work, and Eight Ring Revival pushes it further by bringing a broad circle of star musicians into his process.
Read MoreArchival label Habibi Funk Records is opening another window into Lebanon's musical vault. Their new compilation, Habibi Funk 035: Beirut City Pop, collects ten elusive recordings from Beirut's cassette scene in the late 1970s and 1980s.
Read MoreThe record serves as a sonic travelogue, deeply rooted in her Haitian heritage while reflecting the emotional highs and lows of an artist constantly in transit.
Read MoreAcross Back From Reality, the connection between tracks create a quiet space for listeners to get lost. Amid global worries, the album offers a needed pause to simply breathe.
Read MoreDresden producer DJ Pirna has been building his own version of club music for years, with a catalogue that moves through funk, hip-hop, house, electro and what can be defined as “Ghettoboomsound.”
Read MoreBy balancing classic house foundations with a clear UK influence, Lavan crafts a record aimed squarely at the soul.
Read MoreOn Beautiful Place those worlds meet in a band setting, with DFRA’s musicians playing everything live. The result gives Weaver’s observations about city life plenty of room to breathe.
Read MorePlane Of Existence unfolds slowly, sometimes sounding like a beattape, carrying the feeling of someone patiently shaping ideas over time, trusting atmosphere as much as rhythm.
Read MoreFrozen Flashes works from that tension between playing and editing, keeping the human unpredictability of a session while giving each moment a clear place in the finished album.
Read MoreThe seven-track release offers an eclectic fusion of rhythms. Listeners will hear clear echoes of jazz, soul, and drum & bass running through the grooves.
Read MoreThe music reflects this diasporic network, offering a seamless blend of organic percussion, horns, and steady grooves.
Read MoreThe title Miraggi points to something equally elusive: a place remembered, imagined or perhaps never fully experienced.
Read MoreHis work moves between the lineage of New York house, broken beat and soul, with a clear interest in what happens when club music is allowed to breathe outside the dancefloor.
Read MoreThe resulting tracks blend jazz instrumentation with heavy electronic beats and indie pop sensibilities. It is an unpredictably exciting collage of sound that proves he is entering an entirely different musical world.
Read MorePhysical Dub is less about sunny moments, but about what happens between them: echoes, gaps, low frequencies and rhythms that keep pulling you deeper.
Read MoreWith decades of studio knowledge between them, this collaborative EP feels completely natural.
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