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EMA by Sienná: Where Japanese Influences Meet Experimental Electronic Pop.
Sienná’s EMA is not an album that sits comfortably inside one genre.
Blurry Baymax
Oct 83 min read


Midnight Masquerade by Segana: A Neon-Lit Mix of Pop, Synths and Late-Night Energy.
Segana’s Midnight Masquerade is an album that knows exactly when it wants to be played.
Blurry Baymax
Oct 83 min read


"Wild Woman Greek Isles" by Saint Kyriaki: A Bold Mix of Poetry and Jungle EDM
“Wild Woman Greek Isles” by Saint Kyriaki is not the kind of EDM track that simply gives you a beat and waits for you to dance.
Blurry Baymax
Oct 81 min read


“FEM.” by Me & Melancholy Is a Raw Journey Through Love, Loss and Identity
"FEM." the fifth album from Stockholm-based artist Peter Ehrling’s Me & Melancholy project, is harder to pin down.
Blurry Baymax
Sep 263 min read


From Festival Floor to 3 AM Studio Session: DEHUSSLAR MUSIC’s “MOUTH 2 MOUTH”
Some tracks feel like they were made in a studio. “MOUTH 2 MOUTH” feels like it was made somewhere between the festival crowd and the walk home.
Blurry Baymax
Sep 241 min read


"Rustbelt Rejects" Sounds Like Where It Came From
Zmack isn't new to music, just new to putting it out this way. There's a kind of music that only makes sense once you know where it's from. Rustbelt Rejects, the debut album from Akron artist Zmack, is one of those records. Released on January 8, 2026, it doesn't sound like it was made to chase a trend. It sounds like it was made in a basement in Northeast Ohio, by someone who wasn't thinking about charts at all. Zmack has spent years working things out quietly, mostly with h
madhhvii
Sep 233 min read


Hans T's Tensions: A No-Rules Track That Actually Sounds Like Freedom
Some tracks get made with a plan. This one clearly wasn't one of those.
madhhvii
Sep 151 min read


THROES NYC: The Dark Pop Living on the Beating Heart of New York"
THROES NYC musically puts obsession into the trance like compositions, delicate vocals, and sensual melodies.
Sakshi Batra
Sep 22 min read


DREAMSCAPES II: A Quiet Journey Through Light, Memory and Sound
Thomas Lemmer is an electronic music artist, composer, and producer from Germany who is famous for his atmospheric and emotional way of playing music.
Sakshi Batra
Aug 283 min read


Dancing With Danger: HANGAWI's Hypnotic "NPD"
"NYD" - An addictive synth-pop thriller, with a dark psychological twist and deep hypnotic beat.
Sakshi Batra
Aug 281 min read


MOSS unleash a dystopian fever dream with "Opener"
Emerging from the thriving Teesside music scene in 2023, MOSS have quickly established the name through the kind of live performances bringing the emotional energy and saturation all together.
Sakshi Batra
Jun 51 min read


Susan Style finds beauty in vulnerability on her debut album, “Only a Broken Heart Can Hold the World”.
Susan Style is a London-based producer and singer-songwriter whose music feels very personal and reflective. Originally from Taipei, she moved nearly 9,000 miles to London, and that journey clearly shaped the kind of music she makes today. Her debut album, Only a Broken Heart Can Hold the World, is inspired by a prayer often linked to Mother Teresa about how a broken heart can actually help someone feel more compassion for the world. That idea of vulnerability runs throughout
Project Timbre
Apr 83 min read


Johnno Casson, aka Snippet’s “Soft Lad”, is a deep dive into lo-fi pop and experimental sound.
Johnno Casson, aka Snippet, feels like one of those artists who’s been around long enough to not care about fitting into any one sound, and that’s exactly what makes his music interesting. Coming from Colchester and being active since the early ’90s, his journey includes working with some pretty influential names and being part of the UK’s indie and electronic scene for years. But “Soft Lad” doesn’t feel like a “veteran trying to stay relevant”; it actually feels very perso
Project Timbre
Mar 293 min read


KOWIKAN creates a cinematic electronic escape with “Just Landed”.
KOWIKAN feels like an artist who’s less about making “tracks” and more about creating a full vibe. Based in Oradea, Romania, his music sits somewhere between melodic techno, progressive trance, and cinematic electronic, but what really stands out is how visual it feels. You can almost picture landscapes while listening. He draws inspiration from the ocean and its movement, which is evident in his music, which is never static but always flowing. It feels less commercial and mo
Project Timbre
Mar 282 min read


"Radical Man" plays with structure and chaos with a very fresh feel in "Power Systems".
Radical Man, based in western Colorado, feels like one of those projects that isn’t trying to be “easy” it’s more about experimenting and seeing how far sound can be pushed. The whole idea behind the music seems to revolve around structure, like building patterns and then slowly messing with them. It's not confined to a single genre; rather, it embraces that experimental electronic realm, which can be a bit unpredictable. It’s the kind of project that feels more like an explo
Project Timbre
Mar 221 min read


Antoin Gibson creates a theatrical world through dark pop storytelling with "Venom-laced Tears".
Antoin Gibson is an artist who does not try to fit into a category, and this is what makes her work interesting. Antoin Gibson is based in London and runs her own independent label, Circum Sonus. She brings a mix of writing, theatrical flair and a very intentional sound to Antoin Gibson's music. Antoin Gibson's music feels layered, not in the way it sounds but also in the ideas and concepts behind it. Drawing on pop and electronic elements and an avant-garde storytelling st
Project Timbre
Mar 221 min read


Ani Even channels ritualistic techno with "Wannabe Woke-Foe".
The music of Ani Even comes from Copenhagen, created through machines and memories. He uses beats to tell the histories of his three ancestral lineages: Greenlandic, Faroese, and Danish. Ani creates a fusion of rhythms from both ancient chants that were created long before electricity, and industrial pulse beats. Ani refers to his music as being caverave: dark, heavy sound that has the ability to create a feeling of physical movement through soundwaves and echoes. He was prev
Sakshi Batra
Mar 182 min read


"Justice for All" by Dr. Evangelos Viazis: Where science meets cinematic sound.
Dr Evangelos Viazis is a Greek composer and internationally recognised orthodontic innovator based in Athens. He is the first to introduce Fastbraces technology in Europe, and from this point, he has revolutionised not only the orthodontic treatments but also the complex ones through his precision and vision. Alongside science, Viazis finds his creative outlet in cinematic electronic music that delves deep into the core values of mankind. Combining intellectual rigour with ar
Sakshi Batra
Mar 31 min read


"Island Lantern Festival" by Tony Frissore - A gentle groove for fresh beginnings.
Tony Frissore is an independent artist, producer, and groove-driven composer who is recognised for his skill in blending international influences into chill electronic soundscapes. Raised and educated in Boston and New Orleans, he developed a deep affection for funk, jazz, and jam sessions through improvisation before he got a taste of the club scene in Europe.
His productions have been broadcast on major networks worldwide, which proves his skills in creating mood and rich
Sakshi Batra
Feb 272 min read


Confidence meets irony in Studious B's "About Me"
Studious B is the stage name of Brian C. Taylor, a filmmaker and writer. He writes conceptually driven alternative pop music that mixes social critique with dancefloor vibes. Taylor, an emotionally vulnerable songwriter, really puts his resilience, sobriety, and mental health through personal lenses to create catchy synth tunes.
He collaborates very closely with his wife, Dawn Taylor, and they are slowly moving towards a more balanced, melodically rich sound and are getting
Sakshi Batra
Feb 241 min read
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