Posts tagged tributes

On Rising Embers, composer and meditation guide Mark Fenster delivers a luminous, introspective instrumental from his new album Serenity Sessions, Vol. 1. Layered with gentle …

With Through the Branches, Portland-based indie outfit Strange Pilgrim delivers a poignant reflection on the disorienting calm of the early pandemic era. Anchored in warm …

This one hit me right in the chest. To Voicemail feels like that moment you’ve got too much to say and no one picking up. …

After the glorious single Falling, they return today with The City Is Asleep—a track written during Stockholm’s coldest December in decades. Woolfish wrap the listener …

Inspired in part by 2001: A Space Odyssey, Woolfish’s Falling is a cinematic alt pop journey that blends atmospheric textures with electric sax flourishes. The …

Just dropped today, Personal Best is a bold and self-assured cut from Christopha, the North/East London rapper known for his relentless work ethic. With slick …

An unapologetic anthem of self-empowerment, Proud Of Me is Ryck Jane at her most confident and driven. With razor-sharp flow and a beat that radiates …

Joshua Tree’s desert noir rock duo FireBug return with Time Marches On, a cinematic blend of soulful vocals, dusty guitar textures, and modern electronic flair. …

Delicate and quietly profound, Diary by Martin Martyn is a solo piano composition that gently unfolds like a handwritten letter to time itself. Written for …

Hailing from Norway, José Leguina delivers a haunting piece of folk noir with It feels so wrong, Echoes of Nick Cave linger in the brooding …