WIKI PICK #03: Annie & Jane, Miriam Altman & 3 More Artists

10/11/2026

Annie & Jane in Discoland – A Little Disco Never Hurt Anybody

Straight out of Berlin, Germany, Annie & Jane in Discoland are bringing some good old disco energy with I Miss U. And judging by what they’ve been cooking up, these two know exactly what makes people move.

There’s a neat division of labour behind the project. Annie handles the music, songwriting and production, while Jane looks after the visuals and performance. And you can tell Annie loves her basslines. They’re all over the music, giving the songs that lovely disco groove.

As you can hear if you press play, I Miss U has a playful, feel-good vibe. That’s the one I’d happily turn up a few notches on a Friday night, to be clear.

I have a soft spot for disco, especially when the bassline is gently tickling my subs. And with Annie & Jane in Discoland, there’s plenty of that feel-good energy to go around.

Until They Burn Me – Halloween Isn’t Going Anywhere

Halloween is already behind us, but I’ve only just discovered Until They Burn Me. A bit late, I know, but hey, there’ll be plenty more Halloweens to come.

Cody Carlyle and Travis Jordan are the two guys behind this American project, and they’ve known each other for over 35 years. They’ve also been through some pretty rough times together, including addiction and homelessness. They’re both in recovery now, making music from their home studios and keeping things going despite living miles apart.

I’ve been listening to Charlotte and the Witch, from their six-track album Coven, and the first thing that caught my attention was the voice. That deep, guttural tone is something else, almost frightening at times. I mean, you could probably play this to someone in a dark room and have a bit of fun watching their reaction.

There’s some folk in there, a bit of dark country, some rock, and a rather strange atmosphere that works really well with the vocals. Anyway, Halloween or not, I’m glad I found these guys. Better late than never, as they say.

Miriam Altman – A Spirit Awakened

Now, here’s a voice I could listen to all evening! Miriam Altman is a South African singer with a background in classical music and opera, although jazz seems to be where she’s having the most fun these days.

Her latest album, The Butterfly Project, came out in September, and I’ve picked A Spirit Awakened for today’s WIKI PICK.

What a voice, seriously! I could listen to her sing for hours, and I probably will. Eight tracks on the album, by the way. I’ll definitely be returning for the other seven!

Frank Abraham – I Hope You Know

From Hawaii to San Diego, with a good few years in San Francisco’s club scene along the way, Frank Abraham has been around dance music long enough to know a thing or two about it.

His latest track, I Hope You Know, features Glasscat on vocals, and it’s a lovely piece of melodic electronic music. Frank calls his style Emotional Electronic Music, which makes sense when you hear what he’s going for.

He’s also a Grammy Voting Member, by the way. Quite a CV! Anyway, give this one a listen. I think you’ll enjoy it, especially if melodic dance music is your thing.

Bunch of Ace – Christmas Is Around the Corner!

Well, Christmas is getting closer, so I suppose it’s time we started talking about Christmas music, right?

Meet Alessia and Alandra, the 17-year-old twin sisters from Germany who make up Bunch of Ace. These two talented young ladies have already been making quite a name for themselves, and they’ve only been releasing music since late 2023!

I’ve picked Mistletoe Glow (My Key to Christmas) for you today. And for me as well. Released back on November 7, 2025, but hey, who’s checking dates when the music’s this good? Lovely voices, a sweet little song, and exactly the kind of thing you’d want playing while decorating the Christmas tree.

Now, where did I put those Christmas lights?