South London's Oscar Jerome has shared a new rework of his track 'Do You Really' courtesy of Berlin-based producer Glenn Astro. Transforming the original into a lo-fi, spaced-out Hip-Hop meets experimental electronica cut, the remix is stacked with wobbly bass, running hi-hats and multiple sparkling sound bits that definitely provides a head-nod factor. This version comes ahead of Jerome's headline show at EartH (formerly Hackney Arts Centre) in London on February 20, 2019.
After dropping her EP 'Plane Crash' last year, artist Bonnie Li is not gearing up to release her debut album 'Wǒ Men' in 2019. Setting the tone for the upcoming record, she has shared her latest track 'I Want You To Die'. The experimental track features Bonnie Li delivering a theatrical performance amidst unorthodox indie and 60s style pop. The song also finds the singer venturing musically in a different direction than her previous cuts. 'I Want You To Die' is out via Icons Creating Evil Art.
Having dropped a number of records on Get Physica, MATTER+ and more, Russian producer and DJ Yulia Niko will release her new 'Cheap Story' EP via Jamie Jones' Hottrax imprint. Landing September 21st, the two track record weaves between Chicago jack-fused house to more festive Iberican grooves tailored to the Ibiza dance floor.
Berlin mainstay Cinthie continues to leave her mark in the record label game with a new imprint 803 Crystalgrooves, which will concentrate more on classic house sounds. The first release will come in the form of Cinthie's '803 Crystalgrooves 001' EP. Comprised of three tracks, the record is a beefy slab of upbeat disco grooves and funky Chicago-style house production. Set to land October 8th, we have a preview of the forthcoming release down at the bottom.
For her video 'Marry Me', Berlin-based singer Farao performs something that falls in-between a dance routine and aerobics along with a crew of women. This carries on throughout a number of scenic changes including an industrial landscape to a futuristic car park-looking setting. The quirky aspect to the visuals are actually what makes it interesting even if it is a bit on the weird side.
Exploded View are set to drop their sophomore album 'Obey' digitally on September 28th, with the physical copies reaching stores on October 5th. The LP was recorded in Mexico City. After giving fans a taste of what to expect by releasing the tracks 'Raven Raven' and 'Sleepers', Exploded View now unveil a new song titled 'Dark Stains'. Fusing a dub bass line with sinister effects and militant drums, front woman Annika Henderson's reverb-soaked vocals provide an extra haunt.
Having released 'The Golda Complex' EP back in March, Berlin-based singer Golda makes her return with the nocturnal single 'Jaded'. The bass-thumping cut is a healthy helping of RnB powered by Golda's deep, seducing vocals as she sings of a love that is no longer around. It's quite hard not to get caught up in Golda's musical web and 'Jaded' is another threading of the net. Have a listen.
Sarah P. delivers the visuals to her magical track 'Millennial Girl'. Directed by George Geranios, the video follows Sarah in serene surroundings which include shots by the ocean as well as a forest. Lyrically the track touches on people's constant pursuit for perfection, not to mention the facade of the online craze to be seen in a particular manner.
Berlin-based act TULA follows up her track 'Bullet' with her new experimental pop single 'Colours'. Beginning with a minimal and twinkling etching of electronica, the song morphs into a lush and mid-beat 4x4 wonderland of vibrancy. Currently out now, the song will more than likely be featured on TULA's forthcoming EP landing this autumn. Have a listen.
Berlin-based artist Ay Wing delivers a quite comical video for her single ‘Ice Cream’. Directed …
