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Sofia Kafas drenched Let You Down in disco ball shimmer that scatters across her future-leaning pop sound with a warm, neon-soft glow. The London-based singer, pianist and producer always carries an emotional charge. This time, she could have lit up the national grid as she threaded nostalgic pop touches into the track without dulling its modernistic dose of high-polish kinet...


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When ARCHAEA unleashed Parasite, the hit from their Burn EP, it felt like being dropped into a live wire. The hooks are overdriven to the nines, throwing off the kind of heat that leaves you wondering if you’re feeling electricity or volatility. The way they blur the lines between hard rock, grunge and pop punk feels like they’ve found a pressure point in the genre and presse...


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Liliana de la Rosa opens haunted by roses with the same arcane pull that shapes her wider creative world, letting the cinematic sweep breathe through a sound that leans into shadow and soft ruin. In haunted by roses, she scores cinematic etherealism which transcends trends, and material reality to boot; drifting away from the monotony that bites on our souls to veer into the ...


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Rich Delinquent dialled into his most luxuriant RnB release to date on Heartbreak Afterparty, teaming up with Tyla Yahweh to pour an ethereal shimmer of sonic emotion into a track shaped for late-night unravelment. The Melbourne-based rising artist has been blazing through the ranks since his debut, but with Heartbreak Afterparty, he sealed his fate as one of the most promisi...


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In MC Zappa’s Why?, featuring Hakeem Shakur, old school boom bap is pushed through an 8bit prism until it hits with a vibe-heavy voltage that flashes between nostalgia and razor-edged commentary. The wit and conviction threaded through the lyricism shape a delivery that lands with its own swagger, but the cadence becomes the real accelerant. The MC locks into the rhythm with ...


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