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JK Jerome I Just Want to Soar

Electronic

JK Jerome Finds New Freedom with “I Just Want To Soar”

Most of us are looking for some form of freedom. A better life. A purpose. A little more room to grow without someone counting every step with a clipboard. Personally, I think things get interesting when we finally get there and realise freedom doesn't look quite like we imagined. I Just Want To Soar by JK Jerome explores that discovery through ambition, disappointment and the simple human need to keep creating. https://open.spotify.com/track/0BRXpGZCxP6ikJoKsXoyqu?si=d5b3b13b51324594 A childhood sketch becomes a life question The […]

today04/08/2026

Electronic

James Taupo Pushes Sweet Disaster Into Top Gear

Not an easy task nowadays for a young EDM producer to achieve his aspirations. There's an ongoing war between overused samples, ghost-writers, AI and promotion strategies, all burning up the battlefield and shortening that sweet road from the first spark of inspiration to simply giving up. James Taupo knows how to keep disaster away. This is the story of him and his latest release, Sweet Disaster. Looking Beyond the Studio Morgan Seatree and Malugi inspired James Taupo to explore the […]

today29/07/2026

Plain Drifter Long Way Down

Alternative Rock

Plain Drifter Plays Long Way Down Into Perspective

As a music producer, I've realised that chasing a dream and finally catching it are two completely different stories. I personally spent years imagining the destination, only to arrive and discover a whole new set of questions waiting there. Sometimes I walk away smiling. Sometimes I simply see things differently. And every now and then life gives me a gentle slap to wake me up and reassess things. Well... sometimes my wife gets there first. I also like to think […]

today29/07/2026

Electronic

La Discoteca by Mr Dendo Revives the Spirit of the ’90s

We all love a crowded dancefloor, a few friends nearby and the sticky confidence that tonight will become an unforgettable memory. The energy, the lights, the people - everything here feels important for several sweaty hours. Speaking of memories, I still remember living in Rome during the late ’90s and chasing a deep personal dream: the Italian discoteca. Those places had their own language, folks. They also came with an amazing dress code and a small collection of beautiful lunatics. […]

today28/07/2026

Pop

Michellar Goes Psychedelic With Can’t Get You Out of My Mind

You know those thoughts that keep coming back no matter what? We call them obsessions. Funny how they work. An obsession is like an uninvited guest. It eats everything in the fridge and then keeps you awake while replaying the same thought for the hundredth time. Some obsessions push us forward, while others send us wandering barefoot through the emotional wilderness. Michellar knows both varieties very well, and on Can't Get You Out of My Mind, she eventually gives one […]

today24/07/2026

You Dont Want To Think About It

Electronic

Oden & Fatzo, Noa Mileé With You Don’t Want To Think About It

What happens when a young voice shaped by jazz and soul walks into a house track built by two Frenchmen who clearly keep several strange machines awake after bedtime? In the case of Oden & Fatzo and Noa Mileé, the answer arrives with a bouncing bassline, bright electronics and a crush that keeps slipping through your fingers. A Familiar Crew Finds New Trouble Oden & Fatzo have spent the last few years folding house, electro, breakbeat, funk and UK garage […]

today24/07/2026

Eileen Carey This Is Where

Country

Eileen Carey And This Is Where Begin Again

Scientists said that breakups often leave people feeling like the only survivor of a small emotional shipwreck. Then somebody writes a song about the same mess, and suddenly the things are getting back on track: the wreck has snacks, company and a lovely chorus. The thing is... a breakup song can validate the feelings we struggle to explain. Slightly macabre entertainment, perhaps, but surprisingly useful. Eileen Carey and This Is Where find the point where one story ends and another […]

today21/07/2026

Country

John Smyths Looks Back With Those Bones of Mine

Where have we been, and what have we become? More importantly, what have we learned after all that walking, falling, getting back up and occasionally choosing the bar instead? I ask myself these things from time to time. Usually, the answers change depending on the day and the strength of the coffee. John Smyths looks at those same questions with Those Bones of Mine. I see this as personal country song about looking back at the road behind, while keeping […]

today20/07/2026

CATLEA Someone’s Got To

Indie Pop

Someone’s Got To by CATLEA Turns Pain Into Resolve

We all go looking for self-discovery. Sometimes in the kitchen, sometimes in the bathtub, sometimes beneath a deep blue sky that feels like a giant shield meant to keep us safe from harm. CATLEA found theirs inside a sentence: “If you won’t love me then I will.” Simple words, huge job. That line became the backbone of Someone’s Got To by CATLEA, a deeply personal indie-pop song about dependency, self-sabotage and finally choosing the person in the mirror. Someone had […]

today17/07/2026

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