This month we’ve got new music from Little Dragon, Poolside, The Frightnrs, ODESZA, Scoobert Doobert, Nia Archives, Sea Glass, Soft Double, Albatrauss and Portugal. The Man. This month we’re returning to form with the mix by creating a sort of musical journey across genres. The aim is to take you just a bit out of your…
Brisbane-based producer and DJ, Sampology, returns this month with a brand new double-single: “We Are Love” / “Rain.” As a boy, Sampology spent his weekends singing in the choir at St John’s Cathedral. By his mid-teens he had discovered vinyl…
Dacus’ voice acts as a salve to the fresh wounds of youth, steady and low, soothing the raging storms both inside and out. Her band rises and falls between garage-rock fuzz and quiet intimate moments. Effortlessly connecting with her audience through sing-a-longs and whimsical banter, Dacus shifts from rockstar to bunk-bed BFF with the flick of a chord change.
Another fantastic Australian musical export just came across my desk — the side project of Ben Clarke and Jesse Morath (aka X Club). This side project is like an alter-ego for the duo. And that alter-ego is like a lovechild…
Soft Double…. no, I’m not trying to sell you on a new bed mattress. Soft Double is a left-field dream-pop duo based in Berlin. One part New Yorker, the other Southwest-German. The two musicians met at art school in Germany,…
Earlier this year we featured the music of Brooklyn-based dream pop producer, Jake Muskat (aka Sea Glass). His music has been heavily influenced by the isolation and that feeling of needing to get something off your chest but not knowing…
Over the past couple of months I’ve come across an excellently named producer in London called Clive From Accounts. We first featured Clive on our August Mixtape with his 2020 track, “Moon Buggy.” It wasn’t long after that we added…
I was first introduced to Dave Brubeck in a “History of Jazz” class in the early 90s. Before that point, jazz was music that my grandparents listened to. Hearing “Take Five” for the first time changed that. Paul Desmond spoke…
It’s funny how this global pandemic has found ways to bring us all closer together despite all of the pain and suffering it has caused. Closer together virtually of course. Because while the Coronavirus would like nothing more then to…
For the album, Hewitt set out to document his experience of lockdown in New York City. As New York became more and more deserted, he went out with a field recorder to report how the sounds of the city changed. And while the premise was rooted in documenting the present, the project was very heavily influenced by the minimalist Japanese kankyō ongaku movement from the 1980s.
We live in a time when technology and innovation is advancing faster than we could imagine. Will we soon live in a time where technology has outlived us? Will the new innovations that we come up with this century be…