All posts tagged: Electronica

Emma Danelon Shares Her Explosive Single ‘Howling’

Over the past couple years London-based artist Emma Danelon has released a few pop-driven singles including 'Control' and 'What I Want'. Incorporating various styles in the production including Latin, Danelon makes her return with a new track dubbed 'Howling'. Much heavier in sound, the production is an explosive shot of bass that is an all-out sonic pounding.

Listen to Soho Rezanejad’s Moody Track ‘Sleepless Solitude’

Soho Rezanejad is scheduled to release her new LP 'Perform and Surrender' on December 4th. Landing on her Silicone Records imprint, one of the tracks featured on the forthcoming work is the smokey single 'Sleepless Solitude'. The spacious production acts as atmospheric brush strokes painted around Rezanejad's moody vocals.

October and The Eyes Shares Her New Track ‘Dark Dog’

New Zealand-born, now London-based artist October and The Eyes is scheduled to release her forthcoming EP 'Dogs and Gods' on November 20th via KRO Records. Touching on topics ranging from love to infidelity, the record is comprised of six tracks, with the tunes 'All My Love' and 'Playing God' having been shared back in October.

Egopusher Break Down Their New LP ‘Beyond’ in 3 Songs

Swiss band Egopusher, comprised of Alessandro Giannelli and Tobias Preisig have released their sophomore album 'Beyond', the follow-up to their 2017 LP 'Blood Red'. Produced by David Hofmann the new record is a sopisticated marriage of experimental electronica, club, jazz and post-classical.

Kruder & Dorfmeister Share Their Latest Cut ‘Swallowed The Moon’

Music mainstays Kruder & Dorfmeister have unveiled their new song 'Swallowed The Moon', which is the third single taken from their upcoming LP '1995', out November 13th. A chilled, jazzy instrumental offering, the melodic piece is a nostalgic journey harking back to their classic trip-hop days. There is even saxaphone play incorporated in the production. 'Swallowed The Moon' follows their previously released track 'Johnson'.