Adam Kaasa, the brains behind Bliss Carmxn, feels like a creative in the truest sense of the word.
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Mt Fog, the recording name of Seattle, USA-based folktronica artist Carolyn B, has been making quite a splash on the underground music scene. Frequently featured on her local radio station and selected as a grantee of the 2022 Church of Noise, there’s a buzz surrounding her. A few single releases this year have accumulated in the release of her second album. It’s called Spells of Silence.
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Organ Mug is a folktronica artist from Switzerland who I first discovered through his beautiful track Eysins last summer. At the time, we were privileged enough to be able to premiere the track, and we have the same joy with his latest video. It’s called I’m Talking Quietly Not To Wake Myself Up.
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Hannah Scott is a London-based experimental pop artist I first discovered in March this year through her track Drawn To Darkness. Now, her album of the same name is out. I loved the title track so much, I had to give it a listen.
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