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Category: Interviews

‘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

‘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

‘Expressive, lyrical, mystical.’ | Interview with Philipp Maria Rosenberg

This one is not for your relaxed jazz playlist. It’s filled with emotion. Pathos. The last thing it will make you feel is relaxed.

Jazz, Philipp Maria Rosenberg, Rotwelsch, Switzerland, Zürich

‘Punchy drummy riddim’ | Interview with VAAGUE

Imagine a doomed pianist caught in a nightmare, a technical jazz player reborn in a universe where free jazz is obsolete and the listeners crave IDM.

Belgium, Brussels, Electronic, IDM, Indie Electronic, Modern Jazz?, VAAGUE

‘Atmosphere. Rhythm. Exploration.’ | Interview with iota

The Greek band iota delivers “Aspect” as part of their album See Your Universe. Expect a moody, beautifully minimal melodic riff, microtuning-heavy improvs, and a smooth bass driven groove.

Aspect, Athens, Electronic, Experimental, Experimental Electronika, experimental jazz, Greece, iota, Jazz, See Your Universe, Trip-Hop, World

‘Introspective, buttery and rousing’ | Interview with Mamas Gun

Rhythm, Fire, and Soul: Mamas Gun’s Recipe for Groove. Anchored by a tight drum beat, featuring a flaming bassline, delicate guitar layers and an expressive vocal delivery.

Food For The Flames, Indie-rnb, London, Mamas Gun, Pop/R&B, Soul, UK

‘psychedelic, vintage and cinematic’ | Interview with Malavita

Odeon Disco from semi-instrumental power trio Malavita marries funkadelic warmth with a touch of retro melancholy and a a hypnotic spacey melodic riff that will stick with you for days. Or maybe it was just a dream.

Belgium, Brussels, Funk, Indie pop, Malavita, Oden disco, Psychedelic Rock, Rock

‘Completely unknown artists making the most incredible music’ | Interview with Darkstates

With a beat built on a 2-step UK Garage framework that feels almost ghostly, Darkstates delivers Single Cell.

Darkstates, Downtempo, Electronic, Glückskind, IDM, London, Single Cell, UK, uk garage

‘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?

African Hip-Hop, Alternative Hip Hop, Dumomi The Jig, Money (Hustle), Nigeria, Psalmx, Rap/Hip-Hop, UK

‘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.

Baltimore, Delia Liedershuh, Electronic, eurorack modular, eurorack techno, Marie Ann Hedonia, Maryland, modular, synthpop, Techno, USA

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