‘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.

‘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.

‘babe pourquoi t’es comme ça?’ | Interview with Gracie Convert

Gracie Convert returns with a new track, a rare blend, marrying an infectious bossa infused beat with some melancholic detuned synth chords in a song you can cry and dance to at the same time.

Steven Bamidele – Exoskeleton [Review]

“Exoskeleton” blends smooth vocals and harmonies with an energetic yet hazy sound, depicting a sweet but potentially unhealthy intense connection between two lonely people.

Joshua J – In My Phone [review]

“In my phone again, I’m better off on my own again”

‘Psychedelic. Soul. Groove.’ | Interview with Beach For Tiger

Beach for Tiger blends psych and soul into a smooth, spacey production, offering a little relief from the stresses of everyday life. Simple ingredients, big impact.

‘Sadness, Romanticism and Imaginary’ | Interview with Koki Nakano

Koki Nakano collaborates with Yael Naim on “Howling,” a track defined by delicate piano motifs, ethereal vocals, and a a hauntingly beautiful cinematic atmosphere.