Dan van Daan – Oh… The Ocean
I just came across the creative artist Dan van Daan and his new single, “Oh… The Ocean”. It’s one of those few songs that stayed with me long after it ended. I found myself singing the chorus for the next…
Category: Downtempo
Hidden Sector – Harmonic Surrender
It’s getting late and I wasn’t planning to write many reviews tonight, so I wanted to pick something simple. Hidden Sector’s new single “Harmonic Surrender” ended up being the right choice and I’m glad it did. It’s another release from…
Anne Vanschothorst – RIFF
You know what is special about this new single “Riff”? It grew out of Anne Vanschothorst’s response to Bob Gramsma’s artwork Riff, PD#18245, and that simple idea is already enough to leave an impression before a single note begins. Once…
Shaded Houses – Family Trees
Family Trees de Shaded Houses Shaded Houses caught all of my attention with the new album “Family Trees” and it’s like a journey put together with real care instead of just five tracks placed next to each other. It’s one…
muuju – odeon (Rushkeys remix)
Rushkeys is back with a new remix, and honestly, it’s been an amazing listen. I’ve followed his music for a while now and he’s become one of those producers I’m always happy to see releasing something new. This time he…
The White Whisper – Lunar Shadows
Sometimes I find myself out of words when writing about some releases and this is exactly what happened with “Lunar Shadows” by the Norwegian project The White Whisper. I was supposed to write about this amazing masterpiece earlier this month,…
nównøis – incomplete (the shinobu version)
London-based Hungarian singer, producer and sound designer nównøis just landed on my radar with her new single “incomplete” (the shinobu version). It’s the kind of song you put on at night and don’t touch your phone for a while. I…
Kat Kikta – Are You Worthy?
Kat Kikta released her new single “Are You Worthy?” and I’ve had it playing late at night with the lights low. It carries a dark and almost ghostly mood that settles in slowly. The rhythm moves at its own pace.…
Shasau – Alicante
Shasau is back with a new single called “Alicante” and it’s like a calm moment you can sit with for a while. The track moves at an easy pace and doesn’t try to rush anything. It lets the listener settle…
RYDE – Stop the Wheel
RYDE’s new single “Stop the Wheel” asks for time and attention. This is not built for loud moments or quick listens. It’s a song that works best when you lie back and let it move at its own pace. The…
Tony Frissore – Self Soothe
After a long day, some songs feel like noise. while others feel like a quiet place to sit for a while. Tony Frissore’s new track “Self Soothe” fits firmly in the second space. I played this track after spending hours…
Crabs & Feathers – Rarefaction
Crabs & Feathers shape a calm and inviting world on their new instrumental album “Rarefaction”. It’s an eleven-track ride that feels warm and the kind of project you can play in one go without ever wanting to skip anything. The…
Shasau – Taurine
I just found out about this duo Shasau and their music is already on repeat. There’s something quietly bold about their new single “Taurine”. The track starts with a simple idea, but instead of building it into something loud or…
Soek – We Were Taller Then
I wasn’t planning to write today, but this instrumental track left me no choice, it’s that good. Soek’s new release “We Were Taller Then” is like a quiet doorway back into childhood. The track leans into warm memories without forcing…
FICMARO – Tidal Reflections
Tidal Reflections de FICMARO FICMARO’s debut LP “Tidal Reflections” feels like a breath of calm air in a world that rarely slows down. The album blends ambient tones, soft electronic rhythms and cinematic energy in a way that feels futuristic…
Heart Chain – Twinkles
Heart Chain’s new single “Twinkles” is an unique yet captivating track that feels both personal and nostalgic. From the opening moments, where bits of laughter and voices weave into the soundscape, you’re drawn into a world that feels alive with…
The Penumbra Incident – The Architecture of Absence
The Penumbra Incident · The Architecture of Absence The Penumbra Incident’s latest single, “The Architecture of Absence” is a track that thrives on subtlety rather than excess. Instead of layering too many sounds, Jason keeps the rhythm steady and the…
Josh Jensen – Eclectic Mementos
Josh Jensen’s new EP “Eclectic Mementos” feels like a bold step into a new chapter of his music. Known for his Americana roots, this time he leans into downtempo beats and electronic textures, creating a sound that feels modern and…
Digging for Kanky – Send Me Away
“Send Me Away” by Digging for Kanky is the kind of track that doesn’t try too hard but still pulls you in. Built around a minimal beat and heavy atmosphere, it leans into that darker side of UK rap and…
Eric Angelo Bessel – Scavengers
Eric Angelo Bessel’s new single “Scavengers” is a piece that stays in one place, yet somehow keeps pulling you in deeper the longer you listen. There’s no rush of energy, no big climaxes, it’s minimal and unwavering, almost like a…