The 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.
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Our selection it’s more than just a compilation of up and coming artists, it's an invitation to explore the depths of sound and discover something new.
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Some tracks hit raw and gritty, others glow with tenderness, but all of them feel intentional. DJ Harrison has crafted a "no-skips" classic that serves as a reminder to cherish the present.
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Devra’s layered percussion, warm chords and occasional neo-soul inflections invite listeners to drift along with him as he navigates musical transitions.
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Whether you lean deep into the Rhodes hum or the dusty drum-machine shuffle, the EP is kind of a homecoming: for Eglo Records, the man behind it, and maybe for a groove-hungry listener ready for something honest and soulful.
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45 tracks for the soul. November went by supersonic in the waves of the usual eclectic features we made over this month
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Music that has a gentle magnetic pull, threading together jazz-inflected samples, lo-fi textures, and MPC-driven grooves that feel both timeless and untethered.
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His music is a unique blend of melancholic jazz harmony, hip-hop rhythms, and soulful improvisation. On his sixth studio album, Roulette, he takes this genre-bending approach one step further, exploring a massive sci-fi concept set in a dystopian near-future.
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Oshu Records presents a new entry in Àbáse's Awakening remixes project, as the producer teams up with Budapest's BluntOne for a powerful rework of Shango.
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Simmering hot out here in western europe. Heat wave after heat wave we sweat summarizing our favorite jams from July, a short but high-karat-gold eclectic playlist.
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Melting Pot Music’s new release re-introduces us to an important musician of our generation. Reginald Omas Mamode IV's presents Rivière Noire, an album that marks a significant rebirth and evolution for the Anglo-Mauritian vocalist, producer, and musician.
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Best enjoyed from the beginning til the end, smoothly traversing a myriad of genres, do it afraid is a big album from one of today’s real shooting stars
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His sound is a refreshing, genre-blending alchemy, deeply indebted to hip hop, house, hazy electronics, and the infectious rhythms of DC's very own 'go-go' sound.
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Goya Gumbani's Warlord of the Weejuns, released on Ghostly International, feels like a new level on the infinite intersection between hip hop and soul/r&b. The Brooklyn-born, South East London-based artist leans towards a Soulquarians vibe and covers it with his very own fabric.
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44th Move, the dream collaboration between the world-renowned jazz talents Alfa Mist and Richard Spaven, is back with their debut full-length album Anthem, released via Black Acre.
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Letter To Brazil, a heartfelt 17-track tribute to the rich tapestry of Brazilian music - channeling his deep appreciation for Bossa Nova, Samba, and MPB (Música Popular Brasileira).
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Dalston Tape Vol. 1 features a range of styles from soulful and melodic to raw and experimental. Neue Grafik’s masterful production skills are evident in every track, with intricate rhythms, lush textures, and innovative sound design.
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Unboxed showcases his ability to seamlessly blend organic and electronic elements. The album's diverse range of tracks, from soulful ballads to energetic beats, demonstrates Blom's versatility as a musician and producer.
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Crafted from the heart of the Arab world, Beats from The Levant pays homage to the region’s musicians and their timeless masterpieces. Half of the proceeds will go to various relief efforts in Lebanon, while the other half will support the MAP (Medical Aid for Palestinians).
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“Ideas from the past few years”, says Jake himself in the only note upon releasing this beautiful work. Supreme production and talent all over the place.
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