True to its name, In Motion, Always ensures you never stop. In motion. Always.
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Wheeler Newman- I Hit My Limit [Review]
A testament of wordless storytelling, a track which proves that a musical arrangement done right can say so much stuff without a single lyric.
Jovi Skyler – Call It A Day [EP Review]
We could talk more about it. About its messy reality of underground punk rock, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. But we will leave the music to do the rest of the work.
Please Dept. – Let Me Know [Review]
Everyone here loved it. And I am sure you will love it too. Click play and if you disagree, don’t know, just let me know?
‘1-What 2-The 3-F*ck’ | Interview with Dumomi The Jig
Dumomi The Jig teams up with Psalmx for ‘Money (Hustle)’ setting for you a massive challenge. Hit the play button, and try to keep perfectly still. No head-bobbing. No foot-tapping. Not even a tiny shoulder shimmy. You think you can do it?
‘Aggressive, Dark, Unapologetic’ | Interview with Marie Ann Hedonia x Delia Liedershuh
Marie Ann Hedonia teams up wth Delia Liedershuh for CVNT$MASH€R a darkwave-infused track where numerous saturated synth layers clash with a chaotic beat, creating an atmosphere both menacing and hypnotic.
‘Atmospheric, moving, intoxicating’ | Interview with MAVAREL
MAVAREL (Martial) crafts pure atmosphere in “Nevermind” with a hypnotic vocal theme which rests on a dark, moody synth line and a slow, dystopic beat-an instant throwback to the smoky, early 2010s dubstep sound from a London underground black box on a Friday night.
‘Melancholic, cinematic, emotional.’ | Interview with Inude
Southern Italy indietronic trio Inude showcases Cent’anni, a blend of ethereal synth arpeggios, pulsing electronic beats, and deeply melancholic, heartfelt vocals. Place next to Royce Wood Junior.
‘Soulful, honest, melancholic, yet playful.’ | Intreview with Cosima Olu
Balancing between nu-jazz and indie R&B, Stockholm’s own Cosima Olu has given us In Between, a project driven by deep, sophisticated rhythms that glide on velvet-smooth arrangements, soulful deliveries and sweet, jazzy horn lines.
‘Visceral. Animated. Surreal.’ | Interview with Evo Auxilium
Glitchy beats with an off-grid feel? Check! Harsh, cold machinery synths? Check! A necessary dose of experimentation? Check! Evo Auxilium’s latest work is a total surprise that delivers on every front.
Secret Eclectic 