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FJELIZI is a Valencia based composer, vocalist, songwriter, producer, and sound designer who handles every stage of her work herself. Good luck is a dark pop single with a cinematic, electronic frame and a clear R&B influence in the groove. The track opens on a grainy, high pitched pad that immediately sets a tense, slightly…
The Infernal Legion Ensemble writes the kind of orchestral music that sounds like it already belongs to a franchise. You can hear the Two Steps From Hell and modern trailer DNA in there, but the project sticks to old-school orchestration: full strings, brass, choir, and live-feeling drums, built like something that started on paper before…
Mr Briggs has stepped away from bands and volume into something much smaller and more private. Working alone in his Devon studio, sharing space with his painter wife and two chaotic dogs, he’s chasing the kind of music that feels like it was recorded late at night for no-one in particular. The touchstones he mentions,…
The Marsh Family have gone from kitchen-table lockdown parodies to a full family band that actually treats this as their lane now. Six voices, a house full of instruments, and a habit of tying their songs to causes they care about. This time they’re not twisting lyrics into parodies, they’re taking Münchener Freiheit’s “Keeping the…
Under the name Michellar, San Francisco songwriter Michelle Bond is basically starting a second life in music. After years focused on work, family and visual art, she’s come back to the guitar and started writing like she’s making up for lost time. REVERIE …FROM THEN TILL NOW pulls together those late-night songs with help from…
Shani Weiss has been slowly building her name in Melbourne as a songwriter who writes about everyday relationships without dressing them up. Her songs sit in that space between folk, light indie rock and TV-ready pop, with arrangements that feel built for real players in a room. All About Life is her new six-track EP,…
Komaframe is a one–person project from Rome, a multi-instrumentalist who moved from bands to working alone in a home studio, chasing that middle point between guitars, synths and late night headphones music. Working on a new brain is an instrumental track that plays like a small film scene, the kind of thing you could loop…
Tony Frissore is a Cleveland producer who likes to tuck big ideas inside groove-first tracks. He works in that space where house, funk, and left-field electronic meet, but instead of leaning on hooks or features, he builds everything around feel and message. “Stand for Freedom” is one of his sharpest ideas so far, wrapping a…
Last Relapse are back after more than a decade away, picking up songs that never really left their heads. The Atlanta band always sat in that space where indie rock feels personal but still big enough to fill a room, and this EP is them finally finishing ideas they carried for years. “Everyone Dances Outside…
Ceyeo’s stuff lands in a funny spot where “alt-rock” doesn’t mean big choruses and denim, it means someone treating guitars, drums, and a few left turns like a delivery system for actual thoughts. On Together They Were Nothing, he’s backed by a proper band, Ryan Streeter on guitar, Luca Giachi on bass, Fede Gucciardo on…