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The Noah Peterson Soul-Tet – The Real Deal [Review]

Ultimately, The Real Deal doesn’t try too hard to impress. On the contrary is sounds confident and grounded and more importantly true to its vibe.

Funk, Jazz, Soul, The Noah Peterson Soul-Tet, The Real Deal

Tiny Little Ghost – It Moves [Review]

This isn’t just a dance track though, as the detuned synth keys push the composition into cinematic territory, a place where a single synth chord can say a thousand words.

Dubstep, Electronic, Experimental Electronika, IDM, It Moves, Tiny Little Ghost, Vanni Casagrande

‘Ice Water Steam’ | Interview with Alex Siegel

With a driving bass guitar line and dreamy guitar textures, Alex Siegel’s ‘False Alarm’ strikes that perfect balance between momentum and bedroom-pop intimacy. Warm beach meets cool snow.

Alex Siegel, bedroom pop, California, False Alarm, Indie pop, Los Angeles, Pop/R&B, USA

Mulii – RUN UP SUM [Review]

When things aren’t going as planned and you need that extra spark of motivation, this is the tune to vibe with.

Mulii, Rap/Hip-Hop, RUN UP SUM, Trap, UK

High Tide – Bula! [Review]

High Tide’s long-awaited debut album, Bula!, out on Jan 30 2026, is a cross-cultural fusion led by sitarist and composer Sasha Bayan.

Bula!, Fusion, High Tide, Jazz fusion, Sitar

Ben Cura – Modern Life [Review]

Ben Cura’s Modern Life feels like a long, restless walk through a city that never fails to surprise you.

Ambient, Ben Cura, Cinematic, Electronic, London, Modern Life, Synthwave, UK

Plants That Grow At Night – Frogging The Cosmos (Act 2) [Review]

Plants That Grow At Night are back with “Frogging The Cosmos (Act 2)” where the raw, sweating energy of a live rhythm section is balanced by the warmth of sweet analogue synths.

Austria, Frogging The Cosmos (Act 2), Indie-rnb, Jazz, Jazz fusion, jazz rock, Plants That Grow At Night, Soul, Vienna

‘Atmospheric, Melancholic, Clinical.’ | Interview with Skurken

Skurken’s 808781 isn’t choosing between creative melodic synths and beautifully complex IDM groove, it’s delivering both.

808781, Electronic, Experimental Electronika, Iceland, IDM, skurken, Zetorr

Blood Moon Commune – Hex [Review]

A trippy work and a compelling first statement from the collective, makes you wonder what comes next.

Blood Moon Commune, Hex

Cherry Makes Waves – Home By Eleven [Review]

Ultimately, this is an album that uses the artist’s voice as a binding agent to explore an interesting variety of different sounds. And it has something for almost everyone.

Cherry Makes Waves, Electronic, Home By Eleven, Indie Electronic, Pop/R&B

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