NYC's Robb Swinga has released his latest EP 'Beautiful Jazz' via Harry Romero's Bambossa Records. Comprised of two tracks in total, the project is pure, unadulterated New York house at its finest. The title cut jazzy and utterly grooving handing that features lush keys and even melodic trumpet play.
Eva Shaw is the very embodiment of the word multifaceted. A producer, songwriter, DJ and label boss, her ear for crafting hit records without compromising her creativity or integrity has allowed her to not only churn out massive songs as a solo artist, but has also given her the opportunity to work with some of the biggest names in music...period. Although storming the dance and electronica circuits with 'Charizma' and 'Space Jungle', Eva Shaw demonstrated that she was equally as fierce when it came to Hip-Hop production, crafting pure, unadulterated bangers.
Eva Shaw is the very embodiment of the word multifaceted. A producer, songwriter, DJ and label boss, her ear for crafting hit records without compromising her creativity or integrity has allowed her to not only churn out massive songs as a solo artist, but has also given her the opportunity to work with some of the biggest names in music...period. Although storming the dance and electronica circuits with 'Charizma' and 'Space Jungle', Eva Shaw demonstrated that she was equally as fierce when it came to Hip-Hop production, crafting pure, unadulterated bangers.
Having made their names in the early 80s No Wave scene, New York City band Live Skull have announced the release of their forthcoming album 'Dangerous Visions', a collection of tracks from the past and present. Out December 11t on Bronson Recordings, side 1 features songs spanning from 2019 - 2020 with side 2 containing unreleased cuts and John Peel sessions recorded between 1987 - 1989.
Birth...life...resurrection without death. Who is truly the alchemist of identity? What is belonging? Polish-born but raised in the concrete jungle, New York City. Educated in the most illmatic of boroughs, Queens - the place where "stars are born", fostering emcees that had to lyrically fight it out with titans in the Bronx. The borough of tribes, mobbs, and a trio that wore three stripped sneakers and commanded the world to walk this way.
Birth...life...resurrection without death. Who is truly the alchemist of identity? What is belonging? Polish-born but raised in the concrete jungle, New York City. Educated in the most illmatic of boroughs, Queens - the place where "stars are born", fostering emcees that had to lyrically fight it out with titans in the Bronx.
GRAMMY-Award winning producer and icon David Morales has released his new single 'Show Love' featuring Tiger Wilson and Melonie Daniels Walker. Infusing rumbling, festive percussion underneath future-forward and lush synths, Tiger Wilson's soulful and gospel vocals is the perfect marriage over Morales' extravagant house production.
Back in 2016, NYC rockers High Waisted dropped their charismatic debut album 'On Ludlow'. Bridging everything from 50s rock, surf, pop punk and more, the release was a wild and fun ride with the group's live shows just as energetic.
NYC songstress Mïrändä returns with a new single and video dubbed 'I Am Art'. Musically the track is a grand mixture of pop and electro, with the content being a hopeful anthem of overcoming pain during those moments of loneliness. The single follows her previous cuts 'Stay' and 'Formula'. The video was shot by Mïrändä herself during the beginning of the coronavirus lockdown. You can watch the vid down at the bottom.
NYC-based band Psychobuildings released their LP 'Love World' back in 2014, which followed their 'Hearts' and self-titled EPs. Since that time they have gone on to pump out a number of fantastic post-punk, new wave and art pop-inspired singles. Psychobuildings have now shared their latest track 'M'lia'. Meshing together 80s pop and early new wave, the tune is built on sensual synth lines and thumping drum kicks which spark a feeling of nostalgia as the lyrics are an ode to the love of that special someone.
