Tag: Magdalena Bay
Magdalena Bay announce Mercurial World Deluxe, share remix of “Chaeri”
“Chaeri (Danny L Harle Remix)” is taken from Magdalena Bay‘s Mercurial World Deluxe, out on September 23 via Luminelle Recordings.
Magdalena Bay share amazing AI-generated visuals for “Dreamcatching”
“Dreamcatching” is taken from Magdalena Bay‘s excellent debut album, Mercurial World, out via Luminelle. Magdalena Bay‘s momentum is unstoppable. In
Magdalena Bay announce first headlining tour, share “You Lose!” live video
“You Lose!” is taken from Magdalena Bay‘s excellent debut album, Mercurial World, out via Luminelle Recordings. After a series of
The 10 best tracks of Magdalena Bay (so far)
To celebrate the release of Magdalena Bay long awaited debut album Mercurial World, let’s dive into their already incredible catalogue.
Magdalena Bay share “Hysterical Us” video ahead debut album release
“Hysterical Us” is taken from Magdalena Bay‘s debut album, Mercurial World, out this Friday on Luminelle. In a few days,
Magdalena Bay shares new track and video, “Secrets (Your Fire)”
“Secrets (Your Fire)” is the second single taken from Magdalena Bay‘s debut album, Mercurial World, out October 8 on Luminelle.
HighClouds: Best Tracks of 2021 [so far]
It’s that time of the year. Here are our 20 favourite tracks of 2021 so far! Like every June, our
Magdalena Bay announce debut album, share lead single “Chaeri”
“Chaeri” is the first single taken from Magdalena Bay‘s debut album, Mercurial World, out October 8 via Luminelle. It’s the
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