In a Midwest city better known for its jazz legacies and slow-smoked barbeque tradition, Marty Augustine is chasing something faster, deeper, and more ephemeral—something like
Tag: Electronic
Beyond the Horizon: Unpacking the “Flying Thoughts” of LeviX
At just 26, Jerusalem-born LeviX is already making waves in the melodic house and EDM scene. Honing his craft in the studios of Tel Aviv,
Seashore Café Unveils “Seaside Lounge” – A Blissful Soundscape of Peace and Reflection
If there is a lovelier electronic chillout record this year, we would be genuinely surprised. With “Seaside Lounge,” Seashore Café better known as Enrico Milano
Exploring the Depths of Sound: Dylan Tauber’s ‘I Am Alive In This Moment’
For over two and a half decades, Dylan Tauber has carved an unmistakable path in the world of electronic music, seamlessly blending cyber art, photography,
From Inner Inspiration to Dancefloor Domination: Karry G’s New EP is Here!
Ukrainian DJ and producer Karry G has once again ignited the electronic music scene with the release of her latest EP, ‘Tale Maro’. This striking
“Love Hurts” by Take The W: A Perfect Fusion of Emotion and Energy
There are artists who follow trends and those who create them. Take The W firmly belongs to the latter category. With the release of his
From Heartache to Healing: Passenger Year’s ‘Think What You Think’ Explores It All
In a time when musical innovation is at its peak, Passenger Year steps into the spotlight with a debut that dares to challenge expectations. The
“The Secret of Time”: Vger’s Bold New Album Challenges How We Experience Music
Parisian composer Vger has once again proven his genius with the release of his latest concept album, ‘The Secret of Time’. Renowned for his innovative
Buddha Boy aka Bodhi Fuses Genres and Cultures in ‘Children of the Sun’
In a world where music often feels like an echo of itself, Buddha Boy aka Bodhi offers something profoundly original. His debut album, ‘Children of
13 Tracks of Innovation: Take The W’s Journey Through Sound
In a music industry where formulaic hits often dominate the airwaves, ‘Take The W’ stands as a refreshing counterpoint—a self-titled debut album that defies conventions
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