Diamond Lounge, Scarlet Jei Saoirse – Dangerous (Spotify)
Diamond Lounge, Scarlet Jei Saoirse – Dangerous (Spotify)
New electro synth pop single by diamond lounge & Seattle based singer Scarlet J Saoirse
Diamond Lounge, Scarlet Jei Saoirse – Dangerous (Spotify)
New electro synth pop single by diamond lounge & Seattle based singer Scarlet J Saoirse
Devault – Need To Know (Spotify)
Ruby is the third instalment of Devault’s audio-visual experience. After the gritty sounds of ‘Jade’, and the nostalgia brought on by ‘Sapphire’, Ruby takes on a more futuristic approach. A clash of 80’s like vocals with a new dark sound. Featuring collaborations with The Bloody Beetroots and Power Glove, Ruby captures the true sonic nature of Devault and his world. Darkness, tension, and release. Ruby altogether is 6 songs accompanied by a 10 minute short film divided into 3 episodes. As you take in the project and it’s visual piece, Devault’s desire to create a unique footprint in the electronic scene is taking hold.
A personal quote from Devault: “Ruby to me is full plunge into the world I’ve always wanted to rest in. This dark soundscape accompanied by an over-dramatic film piece is something I’ve had in my head for a very long time, but could never find the perfect timing. The songs are mature, but hold nothing back, and I think that will be seen as you hear each record.
Sundrugs – Long March (Spotify)
Endless Reverie is the fourth release of the project Sundrugs. Now re-released under cosmicleaf records. 11 compositions of pure ambient, which main inspiration were bless of infinity and a state of reflection.
Rising Galaxy – Our Only Homeland: Our Childhood Years (Spotify)
Rising Galaxy returns to his ambient and drone paths with a deep space atmospheric release. Once you start play will be a cosmonaut in an emotional universe.
Noams – Ice Cream Sunsets (Spotify)
The third song of the "a day for us" EP entering with a calming bell melody that crescendoes into a rhythmic sections, each instrument playing off the other leading to 1:20 for the first explosion of color and sound. In this composition Noams playing with the ideas of the calmness of the evening and the excitment of the sunset; the sky getting darker but the amazing colors that come before.
Dave Griffiths, Tim Renwick – Dawn Returning (Spotify)
A tribute to the dawn chorus, released at the Spring Equinox. Features birdsong recorded at dawn in north Dorset, England and Tim Renwick on guitar - touring guitarist with Pink Floyd.
Solomon Grey – The Return (Spotify)
The Return is taken from the Music For Picture Vol. I (Parallels) EP releasing on 27th March HERE. The EP is the first of a moving series by Solomon Grey in 2020 presenting a selection of new works, written for and inspired by images. Each release in the series explores a different theme, with the three tracks on Vol. 1 “Parallels” featuring the signature other-worldly, emotional, epic sounds for which Solomon Grey have become known - not least to European cinema-goers from the use of their track ‘The Rift’ in Vue Cinemas’ ‘This Is Not a Cinema’ ident. Music For Picture Vol. (Parallels) showcases the duo’s more euphoric cinematic side, with track one from the EP ‘The Return’ composed for Sony PlayStation’s new dystopian advert for VR, directed by Aoife McArdle (watch here).
LXSTNGHT – Dreamscape (Spotify)
A dreamy soft future garage chill, there is no stress here, just relax and enjoy the listening pleasure!
Atroxity – Children Of Voodoo – Ambient Version (Spotify)
Atroxity has a long-standing fascination for everything sci-fi and in particular cyberpunk and post-apocalyptic settings. Here we have an ambient track with these Sci-fi vibes all over, in a futuristic cyberpunk scenario.
The Burgler – Roadkill (Spotify)
Roadkill' is the debut and theme single out of The Burgler's first album.
It is a smooth mystic blend of LoFi Indie Pop and a groovy electronic beat, wrapped in dreamy experimental-ism, taking inspiration from artists such as Homeshake, Zero 7 and Thundercat.
The lyrics are self conscious in a somewhat harsh way, and talk of accepting and being at peace with our own flawed nature, which can make us more strong and resilient in the future.