Posts in category Tributes

Almost There drifts like a sun-bleached horizon, its layers of shimmering textures and warm grooves carrying a quiet sense of anticipation. Beach For Tiger build …

Hollywood Dream finds Eighty Ninety weaving a lush, cinematic pop moment where intimacy collides with illusion. Gentle vocals glide over sleek production, capturing both the …

With Androme, Latvian producer REZarin makes a striking debut on Spectrum, delivering a melodic techno cut that feels both expansive and precise. Built on layered …

Haus of Sound’s Madness is a darkly electrifying synth-pop rock cut that fuses retro grit with dance-floor euphoria. Opening with a brooding 007-esque synth line …

With Throwing Up, Gag Salon unleash a frenetic blast of post punk chaos that’s as jagged as it is irresistible. The third and final single …

What If Jesus Was A Rockstar finds Happy Sometimes weaving pop, folk, and country into a polished yet daring blend that feels both catchy and …

Berlin-based artist Luminiah closes her EP unspoken words to past lovers with chapter IV: solo (tough love), a track that merges neo-soul warmth with a …

Mona Grytøyr’s Poison talk delivers a modern blues sound rooted in raw feeling and sharp production. Built in Norway but carrying a universal resonance, the …

Vocab Slick’s Make Believe is a raw and unapologetic anthem built on sharp wordplay and grounded inspiration. Featuring Dela The Fella, the track pulses with …

The opening track of Dulcet Days’ new 3-song release, Dry is a highly addictive indie gem that instantly sticks. With jangly guitars, heartfelt vocals, and …