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Turing Tape – Pandemic’s End (Spotify)

Categories: Audio, Electronica, The Latest|Tags: Cinematic, Epic Music, Experimental Electronic, Review (EN), Turing Tape|

Turing Tape – Pandemic’s End
(Spotify)

“Discover the Cinematic creation of "Turing Tape". George Perantatos works with instrumental and synth elements, which he craftfully combines together. After a soft intro, the mix becomes faster and stronger thus creating an epic feeling. Thematic track that carries strong emotions too.”

-Nagamag.com

An orchestral/synth hybrid that expresses how we feel as we look forward to the end of the COVID-19 pandemic: the anticipation of happiness and hope as we return to some level of normalcy, the apprehension of what the future may bring, and the sadness and melancholy for those who we are leaving behind.

http://turingtape.com/
https://turingtape.bandcamp.com/
https://www.instagram.com/turingtape/

Crush Club – Borderline (Spotify)

Categories: Audio, House, The Latest|Tags: Crush Club, House (Old-school), Review (EN)|

Crush Club – Borderline
(Spotify)

“Another instant classic from the Nervous label. An upbeat tempo classic house sound with addictive lyrics. This will echo in your mind for ages and instantly connect you to a good time. ”

-Nagamag.com

New York alt dance pop duo Crush Club releases their club-ready track “Borderline” via New York’s legendary Nervous Records HERE.

https://nervous-records.lnk.to/borderlineFA

Frontman and vocalist TC Milan and producer, multi-instrumentalist Le Chev deliver the summer club and festival-ready hit.

Crush Club says: “Borderline” is inspired by tracks that got us into dance music in the first place. We wanted to give you something fresh that also feels classic. The song is about searching for human connection in spaces that could seem off limits or hard to find. We’re absolutely stoked to be releasing this with Nervous Records, a label we’ve admired for as long as we’ve been making music.”

Nervous Records’ Andrew Salsano: “I've been a fan of Crush Club since I first heard their 2018 track "We Dance". As I was first listening to Borderline, I was hooked in right away with the Piano line, and could not help but think of Summer. The bright and uplifting track paired with the falsetto styled vocals made this a one-listen sign for me, hope you enjoy it as much as we do!”

Last year saw Crush Club releasing “My Man” (with Nicki B The Vagabond), “Angel”(with producer/DJ LP Giobbi) and “Domino” after a string of wild dance tracks such as “We Dance” (Supermini Remix), which BBC1 Radio’s Annie Mac instantly titled a “Hottest Record in The World”. A classic in the same celebratory vein as Indeep’s “Last Night A DJ Saved My Life,” “We Dance” pays homage to the life-affirming qualities of the dance floor: We dance, we make the club our home / We chant all night to free our souls / We dance!

Crush Club expanded their creative community with remixes for Sofi Tukker, Tom Walker, Jay Pryor and Just Kiddin’.

Following support dates with Sofi Tukker, Jake Shears, RAC and Bright Light Bright Light, the duo has been busy back in their Brooklyn studio. The live shows have seen the duo Le Chev and TC Milan captivate audiences with their boundless energetic performance, with even their more intimate stripped-down sets, here at TED Talk for instance, commanding you to move.

https://www.ted.com/speakers/crush_club

http://www.crushclubnyc.com/
https://www.facebook.com/CrushClubNYC/
https://www.instagram.com/crushclubnyc
https://www.twitter.com/crushclubnyc
https://www.youtube.com/c/crushclub

Daniel Núñez Martín – The Digestive System (Spotify)

Categories: Audio, Synthwave, The Latest|Tags: Daniel Núñez Martín, Glitch, idm, Review (EN), Synthwave|

Daniel Núñez Martín – The Digestive System
(Spotify)

“This track is rich with scientific knowledge. One can instantly imagine being swept into a spacecraft that is about to embark on a wonderous journey. The layers are well defined and expand accordingly to the storyline. ”

-Nagamag.com

"Body Quest (Original Game Soundtrack)" is the soundtrack of the video game "Body Quest ". Educational video game designed for children from 6 to 12 years old avaible on Nintendo Switch, Google Play Store and App Store.

https://danielnmartin.bandcamp.com/
https://twitter.com/dnunez_martin
https://www.instagram.com/danieln.martin

Often – Palm Trees (Video)

Categories: Pop, The Latest, Video|Tags: alternative, Bedroom, Indie Pop, Indie RnB, Lo-fi Pop, Review (EN)|

Often – Palm Trees
(Video)

“The mood is warm fuzzy blankets on a beach wile a sunset is happening. The lyrics are deep and very well filtered with a bit of recording magic. Slow steady tempo sets the tone. ”

-Nagamag.com

Artist said about this song:

“I had a best friend that I would refer to as my longest relationship. We spent our 20’s partying and weeping all over New York’s lesbian dance floors. It was exactly how your 20’s should go, including how abruptly it all seems to end. There was so much buried beneath our friendship, so when I moved away and started to know and see myself more clearly I really couldn’t avoid our disjointed roots. Last year was particularly hard, as it was for literally everyone, but it also gave me a lot of time to sit and stew and work things out and be mad in ways I never gave myself the grace to be. One night when I got near the end of that rope it was about 2 in the morning and I just needed to do something with all the energy. I started playing these very simple chords and this sweet melody formed and turned into “Palm Trees”. There’s kind of a knot in the song, a lump in your throat of all the things left unsaid, but it’s ultimately a simple goodbye. An acknowledgement of what was and the peace of knowing when it’s time to turn the page.”

https://www.instagram.com/oftenoftenoftenoften/
https://twitter.com/oftenclub

Born in the flat plains of Ohio, Often (they/she) hunts for what can carve her out. A natural wanderer, they shifted their perspectives in the Arizona desert, the mountains of France, and the crowded streets of New York. After achieving early dreams of being a working photographer, Often began slowly sinking deeper into their infatuation with the transformational nature of sound. First fitting themselves into an electronic chill pop duo called DIMES, they played small shows in Brooklyn dives until they escaped to and ultimately transformed from life in Atlanta, Georgia.

Often has been discovered on several Spotify Editorial Playlists, was featured on the series finale of Showtime’s Golden Globe winning show “The Affair,” and has a genuine investment in making connection with her audience, hosting a Weekly Reground each Wednesday evening offering a safe space to center themselves and others. Often aims to provide the calm, euphoric experience of healing within her music. Little spells to release our truest selves.

Curt Lopez ft. Jamie Cooke – Sunsets (Video)

Categories: House, The Latest, Video|Tags: Lounge, Organic House, Review (EN), Tropical House|

Curt Lopez ft. Jamie Cooke – Sunsets
(Video)

“A classic mellow house sound with Jamie Cooks sultry voice providing the guiding light. A feel-good tune that will lift the listener closer to the warm friendly Sun. ”

-Nagamag.com

https://lnk.to/Sunsets

Sunsets follows Jamie Cooke’s second single Hideaway. This powerhouse duo have just released this tropical house track; a nostalgic love story and the sound of your summer 2021. Sunsets is all about that desire to turn back time and transport back to a memory of love and fun. With its loose and soulful style, mixed with Jamie’s atmospheric vocal, this dance record promises to bring a fresh and invigorating energy, ready for the summer of connection and love.

https://www.instagram.com/curtlopezuk/

https://www.facebook.com/CurtLopezUK/

https://www.instagram.com/jamiecooke__/

https://twitter.com/jamiecookee

Sharon Ruchman, Sonoro – Make It Last (Spotify)

Categories: Audio, Jazz, The Latest|Tags: (Neo) Classical, Review (EN), Sharon Ruchman, Sonoro|

Sharon Ruchman, Sonoro – Make It Last
(Spotify)

“Sophisticated and smooth the pulse of the saxophone leads us into a smooth piano filled valley full of composure. Where the city scape filled with thoughts of love and the pulse of the enduring human soul continues. ”

-Nagamag.com

This is a moderate tempo piece for tenor sax and piano. It is melodic, expressive and soothing.

https://www.instagram.com/sharonruchmanandsonoro/

Demuja – Take Me Away From Here (Video)

Categories: Features, House, House Features, The Latest, Video|Tags: House (Old-school), Nu-disco, Review (EN)|

Demuja – Take Me Away From Here
(Video)

“New House tune with Old-school style and uplifting mood. Released in the “Period Of Time” album is ready to take you away in a full dancing trip. “Demuja” knows how to attract our interest and this can be proved from the first listening of this work.”

-Nagamag.com

Austrian DJ/producer Demuja drops his new Single “Take Me Away From Here” from the forthcoming album “Period of Time” out on August 20.

https://www.facebook.com/iamdemuja

https://www.instagram.com/iamdemuja

Nick Garcia – Live Together (Spotify)

Categories: Audio, House, The Latest|Tags: Deep House, Lo-fi House, Minimal House, Nick Garcia, Review (EN)|

Nick Garcia – Live Together
(Spotify)

“Nick Garcia introduces a wonderful vibe in the deep House scene. "Live Together" has a classic air of old and gold sound. simple and stiff kick, rich percussion patterns, vocal effects and vintage electronic riffs are the elements of success.”

-Nagamag.com

Live Together is Nick Garcia's homage to the wonderful sounds of classic 90's deep house. Simple, funky, and using just a few great sounds and textures to create a full, lush arrangement. It's really an exercise in less is more production, creating something fun and uplifting for the dance floor.

http://nickmasterstunes.com/
https://twitter.com/nickmakestunes
http://facebook.com/nickmakestunes
http://instagram.com/nickmakestunes

Oporia – Irusu (Spotify)

Categories: Audio, Electronica, The Latest|Tags: House, Lo-fi House, Melodic Techno, Oporia, Organic House, Review (EN)|

Oporia – Irusu
(Spotify)

“A gentle laid back Psychill, Future House track that evolves from a slowly introduced percussive rhythm, piano and pads, into a multi-layered pallette of organic ambiences & a variety of sound effects as the track fades out. Irusu by Oporia is catchy & easy on the ear. ”

-Nagamag.com

This is an organic, evolving chill future house track with lots of ambience and some funky rhythms!

https://www.instagram.com/oporia_music

Fable – Fall Away (Spotify)

Categories: Audio, Pop, The Latest|Tags: Adult Contemporary, Dream pop, Fable, Review (EN), Slowcore|

Fable – Fall Away
(Spotify)

“Lyrically, 'Fall Away' by Fable is bang up to date, addressing current issues, realising that what will be will be, deal with it. Musically, the track is dominated by Fable's captivating, poignant vocals. A melancholic piano and vocals intro, builds into an emotive, cinematic style strings middle eight before fading out with the distinct feeling of regretful acceptance.”

-Nagamag.com

Brighton-based artist Fable today unveils her brand new single ‘Fall Away’, out now via Naim Records. The single is the latest offering from her forthcoming debut album and follows in the wake of the trip-hop and neo-soul blending singles, ‘Orbiting’ and ‘Womb’, which received acclaim from BBC 6 Music, NME and earned her a place as The Independent’s Spotlight Artist of the week.

With its luscious, cinematic feel, ‘Fall Away’ surges and pulls at you from a slow, beautiful build to a mid-section of glorious strings, all capped by Fable’s incredible vocal. “Fall Away’ is an attempt to be at peace with reality, despite the destruction of our natural world. It tries to accept that all things will come to an end, and that to resist this idea is like swimming upstream. The line ‘long may the grass grow’ is a recognition that even if humanity doesn’t survive, consciousness in other forms will continue” Fable explains.

“I think it’s always been important for me to live in the present, and to make peace with the idea of my own death. I drew inspiration from the meaning behind The Beatles’ ‘Let It Be’. The track has a cinematic feel, and I wanted the production to be a very physical experience. The track was written in an afternoon, and the vocal is a one take raw improvisation”

Having built up a reputation as one of the UK’s most promising new artists, being lauded by the likes of The Guardian, Mixmag, Q and Rolling Stone, collaborating with Orbital and playing at Glastonbury, the tragic loss of a close friend and resultant burnout and depression led to Fable taking time out from her music career in 2016 to protect her mental health. Four years later, and now an ambassador for mental health charity My Black Dog, Fable is relaunching her sound to the world, with previous singles ‘Orbiting’ and ‘Womb’ unveiled this year.

https://www.facebook.com/whoisfable
https://www.instagram.com/whoisfable/