‘chill, jazz, soul’ | Interview with John Bickerton

A soulful bass driven track with a tight drum beat, mellow synth string pads, a heartfelt vocal phrase plus some salacious electric piano licks.

‘Psychedelic mountain funk’ | Interview with Ari Árelíus

Driven by the playful and lively guitar notes, ‘Harpa’ feels as refreshing as it gets.

‘Journey, Soulful, Fusion’ | Interview with Sandia

A truly creative mixture of different genres, instruments and music cultures.

Indie jazz noir | Interview with Røgsignal

Dreamy analog synth elements wrapped in an ambient, indie rock infused soundscape.

‘True to myself’ | Interview with Asaf Harris

A delicious melodic theme, erratic changes in the tempo and groove and eternal improvisations.

‘warm like home’ | Interview with Eden Barel

Ethio jazz elements, a smoky psychedelic groove and playful improvisations.

‘Order. Chaos. Silence’ | Interview with Théo Zipper

An artist with many sides

‘loud freak jazz’ | Interview with We Used to Cut the Grass

A deep connection between plenty of horns, pleasing riffs and a satisfying tight groove.

‘groovy, sensitive, interdisciplinary’ | Interview with pantology

A musical conversation between synths and piano sweet licks, wrapped in an electrifying groove

Theorem of joy – Tomorow riots [Review]

Today’s track comes from Theorem of Joy, it is called Tomorow riots and it is part of their recent album L’hiver.