Category: Track Reviews
Japan, Man discusses growing up in dreamy and endearing new song “The Law”
Hailing from Beirut, 15-year-old artist Japan, Man releases “The Law”, the second single taken from her upcoming debut EP. Following
Hazel English recruits her following in new music video to “Shaking”
Hazel English‘s new track “Shaking” is out today on Marathon Artists. Australian musician Hazel English returns with her first music
Underground house producer bad tuner returns with thrumming cut “Nonyet”
bad tuner‘s self-released new track “Nonyet” is out now. Jozef Sergei Dimitrov, better known as bad tuner, is arguably as
Eyemèr’s “On My Own” is a delicate defense of introversion
Eyemèr responds to the darkness of the world and shines a light on the rest of us with new single
Dorian Electra rewrites the Bible in music video to “Adam & Steve”
“Adam & Steve” is taken from Dorian Electra‘s self-released debut album Flamboyant. Dorian Electra first rose to fame in 2010,
Varley explore loneliness with frank and touching new single “Disease”
Berlin-based indie-pop outfit Varley drop their last offering “Disease,” before beginning work on their debut album. Following on from their
Affet Robot encapsulates future uncertainty with “Hala Rüya” visuals
Istanbul-based dark-synth artist Affet Robot premieres the music video for “Hala Rüya”, a track taken from his new EP Huzursuz
Everything is in its place on JORDANN’s exquisite, groovy “Café Speed”
“Café Speed” is the lead single from JORDANN‘s upcoming EP, Connecting Visitors to Fun, self-released on February 7, 2020. It’s
