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Jackson Homer: A Soft Return to Feeling with Nu Wav(s) & Fade Outs

If an album makes me dance, then it probably did everything right. Jokes aside – Nu Wav(s) & Fade Outs, the new album by Jackson Homer, is a quiet treasure. As spring slowly breathes life into everything again, this album feels like its perfect companion – rhythmic, layered with voices, and quietly expansive.
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Old Roads and the Places We Return To: A Conversation with Josef Scott

Where do you feel at home? It’s a question that returns to us again and again, shifting shape as we move through life. For Josef Scott, it became the heart of his latest work. The feeling of home — the warmth, the nostalgia, the memories stitched into landscapes — is something he’s wrapped into a beautiful EP that feels like being held by a soft blanket. “Home, to me, is the people I love, the memories I carry, and the spaces where I feel most myself.”
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Brenda Carsey on Saying Yes to the Unknown

“Success for me right now looks like not giving up.” That’s how Brenda Carsey puts it—clear, grounded, and full of quiet persistence. It’s a sentence that sticks, not because it reaches for drama, but because it comes from someone who’s walked the long road with eyes wide open.
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Rave Stories and Real Feelings – An Interview with Kiimi

“Words are powerful! Coming from a background of making and listening to pop and more lyric-driven music, writing lyrics feels natural to me,” says London-based producer, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist Kiimi, speaking about the importance of lyrics in music as a key factor in writing honest songs.
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The Shy Girl’s Gone Loud — In conversation with Ziggy 2000

In our interview, Ziggy opens up about picking up bass out of loneliness at university, and writing the song that got her signed while working night shifts at Waitrose. She talks about identity, style, her little sister, and the strange pressures of making art in a digital world. Through it all, she reminds us that growth can be chaotic, joyful, and wildly personal.
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“A reminder to stay hopeful” – NOCUI Invites Us In With ‘High Hopes’

No, some things can’t be said enough. And when someone finds the words—and the sounds—to express them so honestly, you want to hold onto that for a moment longer. “The era of cold machinery has come to a close for me. Now, it’s time to embrace relatability, humanity, vulnerability, and the emotions we all silently share in our daily lives,” says NOCUI about his new single High Hopes.
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Hang Up, Move On – Naomi Jane, PARKER & Nataan on Letting Go

I must confess, if anyone can show me how to let go of things that aren’t good for me—or at least how to resist the pull of sinking deeper—how to keep moving, smiling, and feeling stronger, I would embrace them for a lifetime. “Sometimes the hardest thing isn’t losing someone—it’s knowing when to stop trying to hold on.” That’s the heart of “Hang Up, Move On,” a collaboration between Naomi Jane, PARKER, and Nataan, a track that pulses with the tension of distance, misalignment, and the inevitable end of something once beloved.
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Heather Mae: From Unlearning to Liberation in Her New Double Album

“Art is meant to evolve. Musicians shouldn’t be caged by marketing—creativity is magic, and marketing shouldn’t dampen magic.” Heather Mae’s music is shaped by personal experiences. With a strong, expressive voice that carries both intensity and nuance, she moves between alternative rock, indie pop, and folk, creating space for reflection and connection. Her work often explores themes of identity, resilience, and change, offering listeners a sense of recognition in their own stories.
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Holland’s 45ACIDBABIES get spunky on new album ‘Paint The World Pink’

Aself-proclaimed “multidisciplinary collective,” Dutch group 45ACIDBABIES are back with their 12-track sophomore LP “Paint The World Pink.” As bubbly as it is crunchy, the quartet leans into individuality and nonconformism, which rings true not just lyrically, but production-wise as well. Led by the focal single “Running In2 U” the album lurches from a sharp palette of sounds that includes hallmarks of indie rock, pop, funk, disco, and more.
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Behind the Beats: Eli Iwasa on Music, Memories, and Moving Forward

“I never imagined going this far, to be honest.” Reflecting on her career, Eli Iwasa shares this thought with the same sincerity that has shaped her journey through music. Her dedication and love for sound have been the forces pulling her forward, not fame or expectation, but the undeniable connection between rhythm, emotion, and the people on the dancefloor.
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“Bittersüß” and Beyond: In Conversation with Abor & Tynna

“We are like parallel lines, But we don’t even meet in infinity, yeah. Sometimes we can see each other, but the distance remains. I love you, but infinity is too late for me.” These haunting lines from Parallele Linien by Abor & Tynna encapsulate the bittersweet beauty of longing—love that exists but can never fully connect. The song, taken from their new album Bittersüß, intertwines intense emotions with a captivating blend of electronic textures and a mesmerizing vocal performance by Tünde Bornemisza that lingers long after the song fades out. Goosebumps!
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Chasing Dreams & Building Worlds: A Musical Escape with daste.

If you’re on the lookout for fresh music, and you’re a fan of smooth, chill vibes that brighten up your everyday life, we’ve got a wonderful recommendation for you today. Meet daste., an Australian trio whose music feels like stepping into a gentle, calming dream. Their newest album, dasteWORLD, is a captivating musical journey that invites you into their universe of warmth, positivity, and emotional authenticity.
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“The Motivation is There, Within Me, Always” – Jan Blomqvist on MUTE, Connection, and What Truly Matters

If you love electronic music, chances are you’ve already crossed paths with Jan Blomqvist. Maybe it was on a quiet night drive, the road stretching endlessly ahead, his melodies dissolving into the silence between the stars. Or in the early hours of the morning, when a city bathed in golden light felt like a place of infinite possibility. Or perhaps on a dance floor, lost in a sea of bodies, where the weight of reality momentarily disappeared, and only the music remained.