カメレオン・ライム・ウーピーパイCHAMELEON LIME WHOOPIEPIE Invite Us To Their World On ‘Mushroom Beats’
Japan’s trio continue to fuse genres on their latest 8-bit inspired track and video.
Tag: Electronica
Montoya and Pedrina Collaborate for Ethereal Release ‘Nubecita’
This is the first release from Montoya’s upcoming album ‘El Nido’ due July 7,2023.
Cigarbox Man Meets in Another Dimension on Psychotropic Single ‘Mírame’
The artist returns with an electronic and psych-infused trip detailing a sensation of two people meeting for the first time.
Chloe Rodgers Illuminates the Many ‘Faces’ of Life
Chloe Rodgers returns with an icy alt-pop single and presents the duality of this thing called life.
Xelli Island Basks in Love on Dream-Pop Single ‘Bad For You’
Xelli Island dives into love on dream pop cut and video, “Bad For You.”
Daniela Andrade Contemplates Temptation on Dazed Cut ‘K.L.F.G.’
Daniela Andrade shares her latest dazed single taken from her upcoming EP due this month.
Yoshida Shoko Enamors on Ambient ‘Up and Down’ EP
Multi-instrumentalist Yoshida Shoko enamors on the latest release, Up and Down via Independent Tokyo label Hot Buttered Records.
Vaporwave’s Lingering Influence On Music
Music, just like other forms of art, comes in waves. One genre, in particular, that has made a return but somehow also flown under the radar is Vaporwave.
Paco Versailles Reminisce Andalusian Influences with ‘Let It Rain’
Feel good dance music experts in their own merit, LA-based duo Paco Versailles return with another reminiscent track “Let It Rain” that takes us a step further into their electronica flamenco fusion.
Noshvia Wu ‘Hurt Somebody’
Beijing artist Noshvia Wu plunges into a deep and ruminative color of electronica on her latest single “Hurt Somebody.”
Genre-defying: The 5 Acts to Keep on Your Radar in 2020
From genre-pushing interpretations of electronic consistencies, to the left-field pop acts building momentum, we take a look at the most groundbreaking acts to watch in 2020.
YIP YOPS Return with Shimmering Candor on ‘Sinner’
YIP YOPS return with a shimmering shade of electronica, and as a duo, on “Sinner.”
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