All posts tagged: electro

Listen to Sera Eka’s Energetic Single ‘Coup! Coup! Coup!’

Back in June, London artist Sera Eke unveiled her haunting debut 'The Space Between Us'. With her forthcoming EP 'Coup! Coup! Coup!' landing November 10th, Eke now brings forth the title cut which is an overly lively handing of electro meets punky pop rhythms, topped with a ragga fierceness. Her latest direction in sound is bold and punchy, making her surely an act to watch. Have a listen.

Listen to BDY_PRTS Lush New Single ‘Warrior’

Glasgow-based duo BDY_PRTS have stepped up with a lush, new electro-driven single called 'Warrior'. Blending an 80s pop sensibility with upbeat drums, post-punk guitars and husky synths, the pair have spawned a sound that leaps into the future whilst simultaneously fostering a nostalgia of the past. 'Warrior' is taken from their upcoming album 'Fly Invisible Hero', scheduled to get released November 24th on the Aggrocat imprint. Check it out.

Listen to Shaun J. Wright & Alinka’s ‘The Romance’ EP

Wonder team Shaun J. Wright and Alinka will release their new EP 'The Romance' on September 29th via Twirl. The record finds the pair brilliantly executing a taste of classic Chicago style house. The two track EP features the acid meets hedonistic electro-pop tune 'Romantic Friend' along with 'Pull Me In', which is a dreep and atmospheric handing of electronic bliss. Shaun J. Wright and Alinka continue to present moody and body moving 4x4 at it's sheer finest.

Listen to Esther Joy’s ‘Friendless Necessity’

London-based artist Esther Joy makes her return with the haunting, new single 'Friendless Necessity'. Taken from her upcoming EP 'Pyschic Tears', the moody song is a whirlwind of dark electro and emotive pop, rumbling with sharp, driving synths and heavy 4x4 kicks. Esther Joy is also behind the production front of the tune.

Cardopusher to Release New Album ‘New Cult Fear’

Venezuelan producer has announced the release of his new album 'New Cult Fear', forthcoming July 14th via Boys Noize. A roller coaster ride of acid house, experimental electro, industrial and everything in between. The 12-song record finds the now Barcelona-based artist bridging the sounds of now with the no-holds barred spirit of the late 70s post-punk period, continuing on to breakbeat and rave. The LP follows Cardopusher's 'Manipulator', released back in 2015. Below is a stream of his cut 'Mind Eraser', which is also taken from the upcoming LP.

ColoRising Mixes 31: Rein

An intense energy is what Stockholm's Rein brings to the table. Using the sounds of electro, punk and digital hardcore to deliver messages containing political and social overtones, the fiery artist released her debut self-titled EP last year, shaking the music industry whilst gaining multiple praises internationally. Nominated for a 2017 P3 Guld Award, Rein's latest EP entitled 'FREEDOOM' is a harder hit to the matrix, tackling subjects such as sexism, racism, capitalism and more. One of the most potent recordings currently on the market, Rein is here to do more than just make you dance, but rather spark the fire for change.

ColoRising Mixes 31: Rein

An intense energy is what Stockholm's Rein brings to the table. Using the sounds of electro, punk and digital hardcore to deliver messages containing political and social overtones, the fiery artist released her debut self-titled EP last year, shaking the music industry whilst gaining multiple praises internationally. Nominated for a 2017 P3 Guld Award, Rein's latest EP entitled 'FREEDOOM' is a harder hit to the matrix, tackling subjects such as sexism, racism, capitalism and more. One of the most potent recordings currently on the market, Rein is here to do more than just make you dance, but rather spark the fire for change.

Maud Geffray’s ‘Polaar’ is a Nocturnal Voyage

Maud Geffray may already be familiar to fans of the Parisian group Scratch Massive but as a solo artist she is proving that she is an entity on to herself. Geffray’s latest LP ‘Polaar’ is a deep, nocturnal journey through various styles of electronica ranging from house to electro pop and even new wave. Whilst haunting sound palettes are not foreign to the electronic world, Maud Geffray’s multifaceted selection of tempos and often times delivery of mood makes the LP highly pleasurable. Cinematic instrumental tracks such as ‘Voices from the Sky’ are balanced with steamy synth pop layered tunes like the catchy ‘In Your Eyes’ which features Flavien Berger.