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Folk

Only In Love We Are by Karen Salicath Jamali Is Out Now

While the world rushes off to attend meetings nobody will remember next week, I dig down for new music. Never heard guitars pitched so beautifully - like hidden menestreli playing somewhere under olive tree shadows. This time, I had the pleasure of meeting Karen Salicath Jamali again through her latest single, Only In Love We Are. Karen Salicath Jamali and a Life Rewritten by Music Karen’s story has the kind of turn that makes you put the coffee down. Born […]

today17/06/2026

Farline Going Home

Rock

Farline Comes So Far With Their New Single: Going Home

There’s something beautifully dangerous about finding your younger self in some dusty box. I know the feeling. Every time I stumble across an old demo or half-finished idea, I wonder whether I’ll meet an old friend or an old mistake. The answer can go either way. Some people find bad haircuts. But the band I discovered today found something far more valuable: a forgotten chapter they still had the courage to finish. Basement-born, tape-worn, pizza-fuelled beasts from the ’90s. They […]

today16/06/2026

The Lunar Keys EVERYTHING

Alternative Rock

The Lunar Keys on EVERYTHING: Insatiable Hunger For More

I keep thinking about that very human habit: we get one thing, then immediately start licking the window for the next one. I wish I could say I'm innocent in all this, but my track record tells a different story. Bigger phone. Higher dream. Bigger panic sandwich with extra sauce. The Lunar Keys understand that soup very well, and their latest release EVERYTHING throws itself straight into the middle of it. EVERYTHING and modern panic Released on Monday, 15 June, […]

today15/06/2026

Dalinda The Nile

Pop

Dalinda and The Nile Meet at the Crossroads of Cultures

Watching from afar while still caring for someone is a deeply vulnerable place. Your heart keeps turning up at a house where nobody answers the door anymore. And here we are today. Dalinda captures that feeling beautifully in The Nile, a song inspired by her mother, whose portrait now graces the artwork like a family photograph preserved inside a musical diary. I happened to discover The Nile while exploring Middle Eastern rhythms and world music references for a project of […]

today11/06/2026

Milyam Intimacy

R&B / Soul

Intimacy by MILYAM: Atmospheric R&B With Cinematic Soul

I like fusion attitude in music. It takes taste, nerve, and a good ear for the sweet spot between genre discipline and personal madness. MILYAM understands that game. With Intimacy, released on April 11th, 2026, she moves through R&B, soul, atmospheric downtempo, and the cinematic electronic production that I love so much. I suddenly noticed in her the confidence of someone keeping love letters and tax bills in the same drawer. MILYAM, pronounced me-lee-AHM, builds her world with high-end minimalist […]

today08/06/2026

See How Kick It

Electronic

See How Brings Sunlight To The Dancefloor With Kick It

I feel good on Friday mornings. I mean… early Friday mornings - when new music erupts hot and shining like lava. And I was waiting for See How splashing wide all over with Kick It, because after writing about him and 422ppm, I already knew this man cleans the senses with sound. His music feels organic, like somebody washed my cables, my speakers, and the brain - as long as I've still got some left. See How and the road […]

today05/06/2026

Country

LaCosta Tucker And Your Shadow’s Gone – A Country Comeback

Every time I come across an artist like LaCosta Tucker, I find myself thinking about how strange and beautiful music can be. Decades pass, trends come and go, entire generations grow up, while a handful of voices keep moving forward and finding new roads. An obvious reminder that experience, talent, and passion never go out of fashion. LaCosta Tucker's Your Shadow's Gone arrived on my desk carrying all three. John K Faye wrote it, Roger Ball produced it, and LaCosta […]

today04/06/2026

Kabusa Oriental Choir Folded

R&B / Soul

Kabusa Oriental Choir Reimagine ‘Folded’ Through Afrosoul

I've been in music for a long time. Long enough to think I had a decent grip on African music, which I've always loved. Then Kabusa Oriental Choir arrive with Folded, and show me how much ground I still have left to cover. And I swear to God, that's a good feeling. I like when music does that. Kabusa Oriental Choir and the Abuja Spark Kabusa Oriental Choir started in Abuja, Nigeria, back on 11 March 2019. It all began […]

today02/06/2026

Tori Lord Conman

Pop

Tori Lord Faces the Fame-Shaped Illusion with Conman

Fame does strange things to people. Some start protecting access like medieval templars protecting the Holy Grail they’ve seen and we don’t. I’ve seen it too many times. Music industry, nightlife, social media circus… same film, different wigs. And Tori Lord grabs that exact feeling by the throat on Conman, her latest single release. The New York–based Canadian artist takes a long stare at the kind of person who slowly bends themselves into shinier version. Just to stay invited inside […]

today29/05/2026

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