Posts in category Tributes

Ginger Baker’s N’Kon Kini N’Kon N’Kon is a masterclass in percussive innovation, originally released back in 1977, blending jazz and African rhythms into a stunning …

Virtual Nobodies’ Palm Trees drifts in like a late-night breeze—melancholy, cinematic, and effortlessly cool. Wrapped in hazy alt-rock textures, the track feels like a soundtrack …

Tyler Beans’ Modern Oddity is a reckless, gut-punch of slacker rock fused with 90s grit, dripping with raw emotion and zero regard for polish. It …

Mxrsecxde’s Transcend is an immersive wave track that masterfully balances awe and unease. With sweeping synth pads, sharp plucks, and an ominous Reese bass, the …

Attawalpa’s Always The Girls is a lush, contemplative offering that blends dreamy textures with an intimate lyrical core. As the first single from the upcoming …

Michael Carstensen’s Be Alright is a delicate, introspective piano piece that unfolds like a quiet reassurance in the midst of chaos. With a gentle touch …

Dustin Dale Gaspard’s Work, Travaillez is a raw, heartfelt blend of Cajun French and English storytelling, recorded straight to cassette for an organic, timeworn warmth. …

Kumarion’s RAGE is an electrified pressure cooker of bass-heavy fury, engineered for maximum impact. Released under Bassrush Records, this track pushes the boundaries of drum …

Take a deep breath & proceed! apocalypseboyo’s blessings is a slow-burning storm, equal parts raw garage rock grit and cinematic post-rock sprawl. The track seethes …

Matroda’s About To Lose It is a tech house adrenaline shot, primed for peak-hour dancefloor madness. Built around crisp percussion, rolling basslines, and a tension-loaded …