Edo. G & Insight Innovates bring their meditative and jazzy single, “Choose Your Path,” to life in this new video that transports you to their hometown of Boston.

The track stems from the duo’s recently released self-titled album and it showcases exactly what you can expect from the entire project. You get one cut after another of expertly crafted rhymes from Edo and Insight, with the latter also providing every beautifully produced instrumental.

“Choose Your Path” is a welcome dose of timeless hip-hop from the Boston-based duo. And in this video that’s directed and edited by DoomDaWiz (for Wiz Craft Productions), Edo and Insight post up at the Boston Museum of Science’s Charles Hayden Planetarium. It makes for a slightly psychedelic viewing experience that suits the vibes from the two emcees.

Check out the visuals and head over to your preferred digital retailer or streaming platform to support the duo’s debut collab LP, Edo. G & Insight Innovates which is also available on vinyl and CD via Brick Records.

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The Connecting Dots are based in Stockholm, Sweden, and make beautiful songs about life and longing, memories and big city dreams.

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This track was composed for the background music of the levels of the fourth world of the “Magic Twins” video game. These levels are visually represented with a shadowy forest at the background. This is a version of an earlier song in dark mood. It had to represent the delirious, fun and joking attitude of the protagonists of the game. This song is designed to be listened to in an infinite loop.

“Magic Twins (The Original Soundtrack) is the soundtrack of the video game “Magic Twins”. It’s a cooperative arcade puzzler featuring two cute witches that must stop the Colormageddon they unintentionally unleashed.

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Josin is (proudly) an artistic exile. A nomad to the confinements of genres as well as traditional norms around lifestyle. Her second single of the year, Traveller, holds a unique, experimental ambience which her voice soars effortlessly above. Traveller isolates unusual emotions with fine-tuned production and captivating lyrical themes.

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“Traveller is a about belonging, being lost and returning. Of places we wish to be able to hold on. But the cycle that holds for water, that travels from rivers to oceans to rain, might also be the way we are connected and moving in this space. Being not only surrounded but made from water, we don’t need to feel apart from anything”. – Josin

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Despite developing skills in a spectrum of realms, from graphic design to accountancy, Josin felt the inevitable draw to a career in music. Growing up with opera singing parents, Josin’s own musical endeavours pushed her beyond the safety of classical expectations. After rebelling against her very first piano teacher, Josin began to tread a path where she could express her intimate emotions in a more eccentric manner.

“One of my favourite artists in recent years” – Olafur Arnalds

The depths of Josin’s music is something she’s steadily becoming known for. Her last single, The Darkness, was a weighty juxtaposition between life’s ceaseless treadmill and a stagnant feeling within. It came to an eventual recognition of light and love, no matter how immeasurable the darkness can seem. Josin’s debut album, In The Blank Space, saw her fine tune her ability to craft a sound that’s both uncomfortable and comforting, an artistic accomplishment which led to her collaboration with Kiasmos and RY X.

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“It’s almost like no single drop can get lost in here. The water just reappears somewhere else and we are strangely feeling so familiar with new places and other beings. And who knows for how long we´ve been going and coming back again. Maybe, it´s for us to let go and release ourselves to the flow of these old forces in order to accept moving being part of belonging.” – Josin

Uplifting and empowering, the song reminds us that we hold the key to our own personal happiness

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The soundtrack to #AfterLove is out now featuring original score from award-winning composer Chris Roe.

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“Scoring After Love was a dream project for me, and was intensely collaborative from start to finish,” said Roe. “Aleem and I worked closely with sound designer Joakim Sundström to blend the score and soundtrack together, and I was lucky enough to work with phenomenal cellist and improviser Alice Purton to explore how the cello could mimic the sounds of the sea and build the entire score just from one instrument.”

Roe’s music for After Love won Best Original Score at the Les Arcs Film Festival. It follows Roe’s highly praised work on Armstrong, Spitfire and Children of the Snow Land – just three of his thirty screen credits since 2014.

The immensely moving feature debut from BAFTA-nominated director Aleem Khan, After Love premiered to great acclaim at the BFI London Film Festival in 2020 and was an official selection for Cannes Critics’ Week and the Telluride Film Festival.

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Chris Roe is an award winning Royal College of Music composer and the film ‘After Love’ was selected for Cannes Critics Week, BFI London Film Festival Telluride amongst several others and won Best Original Score at Les Arcs Film Festival.

LondonBaby is a track written and co-produced by Andrei Lucas and London producer Andrei Sora.

The track inspired by the vibrance of London, and what it represents for the young people moving out to the big city.

The story of the song follows the idea of a small town boy/girl coming to the city to make it big and fighting to succeed in an unforgiving place. At the same time, the track is uplifting and is meant to become an anthem to the young people struggling to find their way, and trying to feel included. Because at the end of the day everyone is a London baby even if you weren’t born there, but your dreams and aspirations follow you relentlessly and you chase them in a city that never sleeps, a city that can take so much from you but also give you a lot.

London baby is the second track of my unreleased album ParadisePasse is out now.

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‘Lions’ is a song that contrasts the idea of clinging to the good times and glory days with the sometimes fleeting feeling that the best moments of our lives are yet to come. Recorded and mixed by Bryn Soden and Patrick Lockwood at Electric Ant Records, and mastered by Matt Schultz, ‘Lions’ is accompanied by a music video which documents a late spring day that the band spent wandering through the Belair National Park in SA in search of a rumoured abandoned train station.

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Sturt Avenue is an indie-Americana family band from Adelaide, led by SCALA award-winning singer/songwriter Bryn Soden and supported by a cast of family and dear friends. This includes Bryn’s dad John, who supplies harmonies as well as lap steel and lead guitar, his sister Tarn, who sings backing vocals, and his dear friends Bryce Lehmann on drums, Isaac Kerr on bass, Ollie Patterson on violin and Dave Thompson on keys.

Their debut album ‘How Do You Think It Should Be?’ is out now. Catalogued across the eleven tracks is a true account of an awkward transition to adulthood, complete with love, nostalgia, sorrow, heartache, joy, yearning and profound happiness.

In February, Gifts From Crows worked with the Northern Film Orchestra to perform 3 tracks from the debut album at Stoller Hall in Manchester. These are to be released as an e.p., ‘Northern Film Orchestra Sessions Vol. I’ and ‘As Nature Returns’ is the lead track. As the country was still under a national lockdown, the orchestra had not performed for 4 months and so jumped at the opportunity to undertake a socially distanced recording session.

The forthcoming E.P. is a stunning re-imagining of pieces from the album, ‘Holding a Thought Forever’, performed by a 20 piece ensemble, conducted by Melvin Tay and arranged by Alexander Proudlock. The NFO has a strong affiliation with the Royal Northern College of Music and many of the orchestra members are graduates of the Royal Northern.

Speaking about the session, composer Richard Laurence of Gifts From Crows says, “I’d been imagining this music being performed for so long but, with the ongoing covid situation, I didn’t know if it would be possible. Meeting the NFO was transformational in that sense and, whilst the social distancing was a challenge, just hearing your music played back to you by such wonderful musicians was an incredibly moving experience.”

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80 Bubbles is a solo production of European singer/producer SilkZ. After participating in several indie genre groups now a debut single is out in 2020 with synth pop, slightly retro music style. First song Beyond Recall is reflecting feelings of breaking up with its sad, “hard to understand and let go” mood. The producer’s earlier songs are also usually touches sensitive topics like separation, loneliness and gloomy moods. The European composer is playing on several instruments however it’s mostly synthesizer based music with nostalgic taste of the 80’s embedded. The production’s name – “80 Bubbles” is also referring to this very special 80’s music era in which mysterious and heavy-hearted synth music was very common even in main stream hits.