Song Review/ Experimental Electronica : Mohawk Castle’s ‘I Killed the Velvet Underground’
In his latest release, ‘I Killed the Velvet Underground’, he creates a blooming dissonance that lifts into moments of modern rock and a stretching vocal horizon.
David Lockeretz’s ‘Number 4 Train’ is a Stroytelling Ambience
His latest release is ‘Number 4 Train’, a track that is a neo-jazz masterpiece that aims to capture the artist’s experience of the thematic object.
DJ QuarkBeats Breezes in the Summer Vibes with ‘Turn The Tide (Hindi)’
In his latest release, ‘Turn the Tide (Hindi)’, he crafts melodious Hindi vocals into a western backdrop to create a fusion of music cultures, ethos, and emotions. It is a warm, feel-good, and mellow electro-pop track.
Richard Green’s ‘Archaic’ : A Fluid, Experimental Electronic Progression
In his latest release, he shapes the quality of ‘Archaic’ with modern and progressive notions of rhythm, melody, and tempo.
Album Review : Cassava Groove Temple’s ‘Mountains of the Moon’
It is a beautiful conveyance with aesthetic intention, explorative tones, and intricate detailings. And they engage and immerse the listeners. The artist has just released his sophomore EP titled ‘Mountains of the Moon’.
Experience Carsten Schnell’s Electronic Space Times in ‘Heiss!’
‘Heiss!’ is the artist’s latest release, a track that captures his dynamism and futurism.
Graffick Projects Abstract Electro Sonics In ‘Messages / In The Wake’
In his latest single, ‘Messages / In The Wake’ he floats synths, wrapping them in abstract material, digital influences, and a consciousness that conveys nothing and everything at the same time.
Monsonic’s ‘What Holds Your Eye?’ Poses An Interactive Electronic Soundscape
‘What Holds Your Eyes?’ is an introspective and a perceptive piece of music that drives you towards the worlds that live inside you.
The Dawn Phenomenon’s ‘Ember Day’ : A Crepuscular Wonder
The group’s sophomore single, ‘Ember Day’ comes in the form of mellow, crepuscular bloom. With melodies tinged with dim highlights, dazed vocals, and glassy tones, it’s as soothing as it is cerebrally activating.
Nabil Muquit Crafts a Surreal Electronic Ambience in ‘The Only Way Out is Up’
Nabil Muquit has newly released his fourth album titled, ‘The Only Way Out is Up’. Containing seven tracks, the collection draws from philosophies and human experiences to coalesce as substantial sonic concepts.
Ben Alexander and NOMENA Craft an Enchanting Electronic Track with ‘Cold Night’
For his latest release, Cold Night, Ben Alexander collaborates with singer NOMENA to conceptualize the melancholy and loneliness of the theme.