Category: music
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Hurb Jephasun & The Parachute Testers new this week!
Hurb Jephasun delves into vulnerability and solitude with a dark, emotive EP shaped by Sydney’s underground scene. The Parachute Testers blend acoustic warmth with electronic detail, exploring distance and connection.
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Kaliopi & The Blues Messengers Rediscover the Groove in “Watermelon Man”
Kaliopi Stavropoulos and The Blues Messengers transform Herbie Hancock’s “Watermelon Man” from a classroom staple to a bandstand gem, inspired by Buddy Guy’s groove and a collaborative spirit.
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Be My Wife Lets Go on “Long Haul”
Federico Nessi’s Be My Wife project blurs the lines between glamour and vulnerability, offering a captivating cabaret-style drama. “Long Haul” embraces instability, turning a Paris apartment into an unvarnished stage.
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Lelinski & DreamGood new this week!
Lelinski’s “Me and My Mind” blends acoustic grit and pop hooks to explore inner dialogue in Pesaro. DreamGood’s *Paris Novella* crafts cinematic narratives, fusing French house and art-pop into introspective tales.
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Sara Gerdine Finds the Strange Comfort of Familiarity on “Déjà Vu”
Sara Gerdine crafts an intimate experience in “Déjà Vu,” blending folk, Americana, and storytelling. Her new single explores the mystery of instant recognition with emotional restraint and warmth.
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RISE Keep the Conversation Open on “Talking To Your Ghost Again”
RISE navigates personal loss through melodic rock, high harmonies, and twin 12-strings in a tribute to late singer Steve Kinley. Their music blends grief with communal connection and vibrant energy.
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The Radaman Song & Suzy’s Field new this week!
Pasquale Paz Ferrone’s “Love You Anyway” reimagines personal love stories using AI female voices. Meanwhile, Suzy’s Field infuses seventies groove with a spooky twist in “Where Do You Go?” Discuss these unique evolutions.
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IMBER Find the Calm in the Drift on “Otherside”
IMBER’s latest turns soft-rock restraint into emotional gravity, using hushed openings, airy harmonies, and a slow-blooming chorus to transform distance, drift, and unease into something quietly magnetic.
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Andrew Hardstone Leaves Room for Doubt on “You Should Let Me Walk Away”
Andrew Hardstone’s synth-pop piece explores a complex emotional landscape where desire mingles with self-awareness. This upbeat yet introspective song reveals the tension between wanting connection and acknowledging personal limits.
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HoneyBones Invoke the Dark Folk Myth of “The Call of Baba Yaga”
HoneyBones channels Baba Yaga’s mystique with dark, downtempo rhythms blending electronica and rock. Drawing on Eastern European roots, they craft a soundscape where folklore meets Icelandic landscapes.
