March 2017
Rei Brown’s latest tune “Take Care” is a refreshing flip of Drake’s track
With Drake finally releasing his album/mixtape/playlist/cassette-tape-you-made-for-your-girlfriend-in-1997, “More Life”, I wasn’t expecting that the best new Drake music I’d hear this
JFDR – Brazil
Discover JFDR, the solo project of Icelandic auteur Jófríður Ákadóttir, and her captivating and intimate new album Brazil. Ákadóttir is
JINCE’s playlist, [Puppy Love], brings 20+ delicious new tunes to your ears
Ladies and gents, welcome to another round of “Jince-introduces-us-to-some-dope-ass-songs-that-came-out-recently” and I’m your host, Jince 😉 and this week’s playlist is
With “Waiting Game”, SAÍGO restores a bit more the meaning of “future soul”
We follow SAÍGO for quite some time already and every time the Los Angeles-based artist releases a new track, he
Newcomer Joël Lobban shares sensual electro-R&B debut “Reload”
Toronto has always been known for its flourishing artistic scene. Just by naming Drake, Majid Jordan and DVSN, you know
J F L E shares experimental tension in new video “Shy Lovers”
London-based experimental artist J F L E is back with a brand new video for his single “Shy Lovers” out
Rachel K Collier shares electro-pop banger “Paper Tiger”
With a voice that can remind Santigold or even MØ, Rachel K Collier is taking the pop genre by storm
Petrie deals with male entitlement in club culture in “Slurs”
A few weeks ago, we fell in love with British producer Petrie and his song “To Swim“. He is enchanting
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Discodelic trio Say She She stand up for women’s rights on “Norma”
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Out this week: Ece Era, Time Wharp, Σtella, TDJ, Dylan Moon, Stella, 0171…
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Anna Erhard takes us back to the quirky 90s with “Campsite”
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Out this week: Soccer Mommy, Automatic, Haepa, Dilettante…
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Watch Men I Trust’s new video documentary about Jessy Caron
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Claude announces debut album, shares lead single “twenty something”
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Dystopian pop artist Aya Gloomy returns with “IRO IRO”
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Briana Marela announces new album, shares “Uncertainty and the Unknown”
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Robin Kester smartly explores self-reflection on “Cat 13”
