In 2023, Jánnos Eolou released Tangos of the Magic Reality to much acclaim, including from us. “I guarantee you won’t have heard tangos like these before,” I said in my review.
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THE LOST BOY by Wolfgang Webb is a weighty record, exploring difficult topics like grief and abuse. Yet, it is also in a rewarding listen for those who give it a chance.
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Bringing together contemporary classical, electronica and cinematic soundscapes, Concurrence is the thought-provoking new album from EMER.
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It’s been quite a while since we last shared music from Beautiful Life, so As Summer Fades is very welcome indeed! By Jane Howkins The Canadian … Continue reading New Music: Beautiful Life – As Summer Fades
DataBass is the clever performing name of an American student that has just hit my radar thanks to her self-written, produced and performed track Make Our Art.
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Birdeatsbaby are a London and Brighton-based collective of multi-instrumentals who have a penchant for taking on new challenges. Not content with merely performing the music for their new video Illuminate, singer Mishkin and cellist Hana also took to the dancefloor, performing a routine that combines contemporary dance, ballet and demonology.
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Asceta is technically an act we haven’t covered before on the blog but the man behind it is well-known to us. Bernardo Alvarado Rojas is the guitarist and producer for Kalmo, a neoclassical collective who we featured a few times in 2020. Asceta is his new project, celebrating the pre-Hispanic music of his homeland, Mexico.
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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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Inspired by one of Leonard Cohen’s most memorable lyrics (and one of my favourite), neoclassical composer Gifts From Crows, real name Richard Laurence, is back on the blog with another new piece. This time it’s the ambient and piano versions of his composition Fragments of Light.
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