Tributes

Montantay’s aftertone feels like the quiet moment after everything has collapsed, when the noise fades and only truth remains. Soft choral vocals drift through hazy …

Bad Data’s I KNOW is pure kinetic release, a track that does not ask for attention but hijacks the nervous system on impact. Driven by …

Pavy’s New Years 22 feels like a quiet exhale at the edge of reflection, a moment where memory, growth, and survival blur into one. Rooted …

Unusual come out swinging with Not Normal, a no-holds-barred bass house cut that thrives on friction, swagger, and controlled chaos. From the first drop, the …

Soulpax step back into the spotlight with Dancing Alone, a glowing slice of retro-futurist synth-pop that turns defiance into pure movement. Built on pulsing 80s-inspired …

Toothless Hags channel generational memory and restless emotion into 20th Century, a dynamic indie rock cut that feels both intimate and unhinged in the best …

With Dreamer, Aalson steps into the light, reconnecting with the emotional core that first drew him to electronic music. Floating between techno and cinematic electronica, …

Matt Hylom glides effortlessly on Roller Skates, a smooth, jazz-infused hip-hop cut built on introspection rather than bravado. Warm chords and laid-back rhythms create a …

BLUESTEM arrive with Always Somewhere To Be, a bright, forward-moving track that captures the restless energy of summer and the feeling of constantly chasing the …

Bmbu delivers a hypnotic, instrumental journey with itachi, a track that thrives on restraint, atmosphere, and slow-burning tension. Built on shadowy textures, subtle rhythmic motion, …