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Peggy Gou will release her debut album this summer. According to XL Recordings, who’ll release the album, I Hear You is the culmination of years of work for the Korean-born artist. It features previous singles like “(It Goes Like) Nanana” and her Lenny Kravitz collaboration, “I Believe in Love Again.” Across 10 tracks, it sees […]
Over the last decade, Haruka—a Tokyo-based DJ-producer—has emerged as a leading figure in Japan’s dance music community. He initially made a name for himself as a resident and co-curator of DJ Nobu‘s infamous Future Terror parties, but since then he has played at major clubs in Tokyo—including Womb, VENT, and Dommune—and globally. These experiences have […]
Just last weekend we were creating memories in the magical festival that was Beyond Wonderland SoCal 2024. We were lucky to experience some amazing sets all weekend. Including the always exhilarating R3HAB b2b Afrojack set. We got the honor to sit down with the multi-platinum Dutch/Moroccan Artist R3HAB and chat about his summer plans, newest […]
Martial Simon has returned to us once again with a huge track. This year has been truly spectacular for Simon, adding a series of accolades to his already storied career. He now closes this year with pop and progressive focused ‘Turn Down The Lights.’ ‘Turn Down The Lights’ is the pinnacle of his dynamic year. […]
Iglooghost, real name Seamus Malliagh, has released a two-track single on LUCKYME®. Malliagh, who is Irish but based in London, makes untethered, detailed electronic music, throwing juke, footwork, punk, electronica, hip-hop, and pop into a blender and hitting infinity. You can read more about his work in his XLR8R feature here. Collision Data / Diode, […]
Julienne Dessagne, better known as Fantastic Twins, will release a new album next month. Two Is Not A Number chronicles a pair of imaginary twins from their birth, “across entwined lives and fates, via schizophrenic dreams, small dramas, and big tragedies.” We’re told that it shares characteristics with the deep futurism of Carl Craig’s Landcruising, […]
Sampha will release his second album next month on Young. Spanning 14-tracks, with contributions from some of Sampha’s closest friends and peers, including Yaeji, Léa Sen, and Yussef Dayes, Lahai sees Sampha (real name Sampha Lahai Sisay) exploring the many ways in which we as humans connect to each other, and to something bigger than […]
Lee Gamble will release his new album in October. Across the record, Gamble advances theories that he put forward on his 2012 album, Diversions 1994-1996, when he vaporized interludes from his collection of jungle tapes into ghosted echoes. He surveys musical history in much the same way here, but swerves sampling completely and isn’t in […]
Seattle producer Jeff McIlwain, better known as Lusine, will return with his ninth album in September. Long Light, which surfaces on Ghostly International, marks 20 years since McIlwain first joined the label roster. In recent years, he has pushed his craft of visceral, kinetically-curious music that fuses techno, pop, and experimental composition towards collaborative, song-forward […]
Sampha has returned with a new single, Spirit 2.0. Released today via Young, “Spirit 2.0” is Sampha’s first solo music in over six years, following his 2017 debut album, Process. Since then, he has contributed to Kendrick Lamar’s Mr Morales & The Big Steppers (on “Father Time”) and Stormzy’s This Is What I Mean (on […]
DJ Koze, born Stefan Kozalla, has a new EP and an album on the way. Wespennest/Candidasa is the German DJ-producer’s first new music since 2018’s Knock Knock album on Pampa. It features two tracks, “Candidasa” and “Wespennest,” both of which are the result of Koze’s stay in a secluded Benedictine monastery on the enchanting island […]
Courtesy (a.k.a Najaaraq Vestbirk) will release her debut album in September. The album’s title, fra eufori, Danish for “from euphoria,” hints at what to expect from the record. She has distilled classics of trance-infused dance and pop music productions from the ’80s, ’90s, and early 2000s to their core by re-recording them on her compact […]
Gigi Masin and jazz pianist Greg Foat have collaborated on a new album for Strut Records. Utilizing an electric piano, sounds Masin’s digital library, grand piano, vibraphone, and lots of vintage synthesizers, on Dolphin Masin’s melancholy melodies meet Foat’s laid back, slo-mo grooves, “which pour out like honey,” we’re told. The record features Moses Boyd […]
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