“Break” core is alloyed on the trifecta of styles of the three artists who all have varying musical backgrounds and creativity, presenting their sum of parts into a dynamic, dreamlike offering. The song was mastered by popular Australian engineer Andre Eremin (Chet Faker, Lanks, Kllo, Grammy-nominated Hiatus Kaiyote).

Speaking of the song, North Element explained:

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I’ve always been fascinated by the Japanese art form, Kintsugi, the art of embracing damage. This song is a romanticism of this same concept.

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Denitia added on her side:

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The pressure and the need to live truly in the moment when nothing else is ever promised. it’s beautiful and scary all at once.. To find someone to fall apart with, it’s good company.

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You can follow individual artists on their social media pages: North Elements on Facebook, Soundcloud and Twitter, Wayfarer on Facebook, Soundcloud and Twitter, and finally Denitia on Facebook, Soundcloud and Twitter.

About the video, MAAD explained:

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My aim for this video was to capture different couples and their genuine love for each other. It was so important to have couples from diverse backgrounds involved, telling their stories. It’s so rare to meet another creative that mirrors your vision when creating concepts for visuals, and I was just in luck when I met Paulo Berberan. We sat down and threw our ideas back and forth, and I just knew he had to shoot it. I’m so happy with the final product and the fact that I got to shoot it in London was just so epic.

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You can follow her on Facebook, Twitter and Soundcloud.

Bonus: You can listen below to her previous track “Black Ice.”

Kyoti‘s track draws from John Grant’s intelligent lyrical prowess fused with the minimalist textures associated with electro producers such as SOHN, James Blake and Kavinsky. The group’s lead singer explained:

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“Chimera” is about moving past the loss of a loved one, and that strange internal conflict you feel at times of great change.

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You can follow Kyoti on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Soundcloud.

Inspired by the likes of Lauryn Hill, James Blake, Keith Jarrett, Chopin and Joni Mitchell, Izzy is also well grounded in music education, gaining a first class degree in Jazz piano and an award in Composition from Leeds College of Music.

Izzy Flynn is heavily involved in her music writing the music and the lyrics, as well as performing all the keyboard, synth, lead vocal, and backup vocals. This ensures her artistic styling is ever-present in her music. “Faith” was produced by one-half of the Majik, and the EP also features Dom from Submotion Orchestra’s touch.

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Izzy Flynn has performed around the world with the Abstract Orchestra, as well as supporting other artists such as Mos Def, Afrika Bambaataa and De La Soul.

You can follow her on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Soundcloud. You can listen to the audio below.

With her soulful and captivating vocals backed up remarkably by a soft and sensual production, “To You” is a melting-pot of classic, old school R&B in a modern vibe, thanks to the singer’s gifted songwriting and vocal prowess.

Rachel explained about the song:

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It’s my favourite song on my “Blue Moon” EP. “To You” is about love, passion and sex. I usually write about depressing stuff, but this song is different, it’s about excitement, and still being fascinated by love, still having faith, no matter how many times you have been fucked over in the past.

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You can follow Rachel Foxx on Twitter, Facebook and Soundcloud.

Co-written and produced by The Palms, the now Los Angeles-based artist reach another point in her artistic path, since he debuted her directing career in collaboration with Tigran Tovmasyan. Filmed in New Mexico, the video is simply beautiful, giving to the track a steamy vibe as the video takes place in the desert. About “Dare”, Ripsy May explained:

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I wanted to use a different part of my voice for this song, and strain it in a way that reflected what I was singing about – disappointment from someone you love.

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As a growing artist, we are truly excited to follow her career, and we honestly believe that 2017 will be her year. You can follow Ripsy May on Facebook, Twitter and Soundcloud. You can listen to the audio below.

The trio’s style borders on eerie blended with contemporary/alternative R&B creating a vivid vibe relatable to millennials music fans. The debut EP will have five songs and it’s available on iTunes and Spotify.

You can follow CNMA on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Soundcloud.You can also listen to the audio below.

The L.A.-based artist has been causing quite a commotion with his first singles “Two Suns,” “Test” and “Looking“. The narrative of the video marries perfectly the destructive emotional vibe of the track, creating more excitement around the release of this Friday.

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The EP “In Loving Memory” will be released via his own label Mateo Sound and he just unveiled the tracklist that you can see below. You can follow Saro over Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Soundcloud.

Bonus: You can listen to “Two Suns” below.