Athens producer Kyriakos Moustakas aka Sundayman has had his hand in the musical pot for a number of years now, releasing his 2009 album 'Outerland' and 2012's 'Retronome', not to mention his work with Yellow Slots. With his third LP 'Scene Missing' out November 7th, Sundayman has shared his new track 'Alive', taken from the upcoming album. Somewhere between cinematic synth pop, 80s new wave and haunting electronica of today, Moustakas's eerie vocals along with the creeping keys help to push this cut into an all-out apocalyptic soundscape of goodness. This is quite a treat. 'Scene Missing' will get released via Inner Ear. You can listen to 'Alive' down at the bottom.
Bringing forth their second Double A-side release 'Can’t Give It Up / Figure It Out (Night Edit)' as the second of a series of three, London-based duo Ekkah have unveiled the video for 'Can't Give It Up', which is running with trippy effects. The playful visuals feature the two performing the track whilst various guys kindly deliver acts of randomness like dancing with no shirt on. The video sort of has a classic feel to it which coincides great with the funk-steered track itself.
With an entrancing voice as golden as honey, there is an uncanny power to every square inch of Rudie Edwards' being. Drop dead gorgeous with a sultry yet playful flair, the London-based artist has already ignited a flame in the music business writing for the likes of CeeLo Green and Erik Hassle, just to name a few. Whilst one would assume that penning songs alongside mainstream giants would entice her to follow a particular pop formula for her own music, Edwards has proven out the gate that not only has she crafted her own sexy sound that can compete with anything on the charts, but as an artist, well...she isn't like anyone else.
New York artist Danielle Johnson aka Computer Magic has built a strong reputation on driving down the experimental roads of electronica. Having pushed the envelope for a number of years, Johnson's latest EP 'Obscure but Visible' finds the singer/producer scaling back slightly, delving into lush synth-pop rhythms that still flies past that of the standard. Emdedding traces of new wave, pop rock and more, this is Computer Magic at her best, delivering quality product that is accessible yet still forward-thinking.
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Words by Art Jefferson
Photography by Marc Sethi
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