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Gamilla drenched grunge in distortion in her debut LP, Catholic School Girl. The sound may be distinctly alt-90s and grounded in Seattle, but the Puerto Rican firebrand aestheticised the sonics

As an artist who could easily be revered as the Joni Mitchell of her generation, Ida Maisey has a distinct way of projecting intricate beauty from candid melancholy. In her

You’ve got new releases on the horizon. How do you know when a song is ready to leave your hands and head out into the world, especially after living with

Amber Jade Smith scintillated moody cinematography into her alt-electronica serenade with the void, Echo. The track spills from the edge of emotional reckoning, carrying the same gravitational pull as the

Chow Chow Disco delivered a subversively surreal deep cut of electro house with their latest odyssey of satire, synaesthesia and style, Mr Moonstache. It’s a cosmos of electrifying eccentricity that

TEO.x3 might have borrowed the stylings of a Midwest Emo album title for their debut EP, iDidntMeanToGhostYouButMyWifiCrashedAgain, but sprite—the standout hyperpop fever dream featuring Tamta—spiked the sentiment with 8-bit nostalgia,

MERCY VIBE never keeps creativity on a leash, and in Mercy’s Chill, she floods the soundscape with a current strong enough to sweep the weight off your shoulders. The deep

SUGARAE knew exactly how to juxtapose luminous synth lines with caustic, bass-heavy reverberations to summon pure emotive tension in Won’t Let You Down. While ‘cinematic’ gets flung about far too

THE VENICE KID pulled up with a grin and a mantra on Say Less, a Christmas Day drop from the Venice Beach-raised wordsmith, producer, and melodic mood-setter. Known by those

HAWC GRIFFIN turned his pen towards purpose in Share the Gift featuring Harlem Cason and Craig Winfrey, a seasonally harmonic hymn that places faith, unity and reflection back at the