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Sigrun

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Hello from Berlin! I love freedom, travelling, long train rides, Stefan Zweig books, cats, colours, writing postcards, music, and movies à la Woody Allen and Wes Anderson. What makes me really happy is the seaside, sunrises and sunsets and having lots of time!
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TÖME drops acoustic version of ‘I Pray’

We really miss listening to live music. In the meantime we console ourselves with watching music videos – and what better is there than acoustic versions. Such as the one of TÖME´s ‘I Pray’. “When I made the acoustic version I was playing around with the chords and it made me feel different, it gave me a jazzy, bluesy feel which emphasised the beauty and the chaos.”
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Shimza premieres his new track ‘Calling Out Your Name’

Please enjoy our today´s premiere with South African DJ and producer Shimza feat. Mikhaela Faye. Not only is the track the perfect start into the weekend and makes us feel like dancing, we also love the important message behind it about man’s cataclysmic effects on Mother Nature.
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“‘Won’t Work’ about stepping into your own power” – Iyamah

What better way to start a Monday than with a cool sound? So take a few minutes break from your work or whatever you are doing right now and turn up the volume for Iyamah’s fabulous track ‘Won’t Work’. The video was spontaneously shot in India and in our chat Iyamah tells us all about this experience: “It’s one of the most spontaneous and challenging things I’ve ever done, planning the whole thing, performing and directing it all.”
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“We love to play long sets and improvise around our songs.” Get to know Swiss electro-pop quintet Alois

The Swiss electro-pop quintet known as Alois recently released a record called Azul. It’s a collection of sweltering, moist tunes with something of a Balearic streak. It’s the type of music that sounds like it was recorded with deep-summer abandon in mind, which it probably was. And it definitely hit that sweet spot between analogue instrumentation and synths and drum-machines just right.
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A talk with visual poet Niko Neithardt

Niko Neithardt´s work abducts the viewer into a dreamy world, full of beautiful portraits, travel memories and pastel coloured sunsets. We had a chat with the Heidelberg based photographer about daydreams, his brother being his favourite photographer and having learned to go with the flow.
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Alone in the Rain with Amilli

A while ago we chatted to the young talented musician Amilli about her awesome debut hit “Rarri”. And we also don´t want to keep her latest release “Alone In The Rain” from you. A soothing, chilled track accompanied by a beautiful video making us feel all nostalgic about road trips towards the sunset and the sound of the sea.
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The sweet smell of spring

It is a really special visual journey on which German photographer Andreas Weise and model Natalie take their viewers. At times with a delightful smile, in other moments with a thoughtful look.
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Love in times of quarantine

They say the best kiss is the one that has been exchanged a thousand times between the eyes before it reaches the lips, but during this quarantine I´ve learned words are the first kiss. We are used to judge by appearance, to touch before we listen, we connect with our bodies before than with our minds. But now, being isolated we can only touch each other through our words.
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“This song is about falling in love.” Charlotte OC

“I´m very good at making every song I write very sad. I literally cannot help or stop myself. Since being a child I’ve always been attracted to the darker sounds and shades of life. However when my sister gave birth to my beautiful nephew Louis, I suddenly felt a whole new feeling I´d never felt before.” tells Charlotte OC about her latest release ‘Falling For You’.
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“I don’t think being melancholic is a bad thing.” Alaina Castillo

“Just a boy was written because sometimes you get hurt in past relationships and that ruins your ability to trust or depend on somebody or rely on their word so the main theme of the song was that you have this person who’s telling you that you can trust them and you are unsure because of your past.” tells us Alaina Castillo while we are listening to the awesome track out of her upcoming EP the voicenotes.