"Echo's Song" is the newest addition to Herald K's project of mythological songs that will in the end become an album called "Mythologies".
Herald K “Echo’s Song”
Tom Craven “Let It Fall (My December)”
Anthemic and filled to the brim with optimism, this song also holds an air of bittersweet feelings left from the part struggles. Still, "Let It Fall (My December)" marches on victoriously and with unbreakable determination in search of a better tomorrow free from the influences of negative people.
Thy Veils “Upstream”
Floating with heavily reverberant melodies, minimalistic percussion with slight oriental hints, and echoing transcendent vocals, “Upstream” feels like an invitation offering a first-hand experience of what’s to come if you accept the offer to take part of this journey.
Luke Targett “Fall for U”
Shimmering melodies, elevated vocals, and ecstatic synths all describe what a vibrant, colorful experience falling in love can be. At the same time, it's a song of a beautiful memory, possibly one of the highlights in a person's life.
Kimaya Diggs “Quincy”
"Quincy was written and recorded during a really hard time in my life. But instead of writing sad songs (already did that on my first album!) I decided to chase the joy that I was missing in my life. I wanted songs that reflected my heartbreak but could also make you dance. I kept being drawn back to Corinne Bailey Rae and Amel Larrieux because they both capture bittersweetness in a way that brings sunshine." Kimaya Diggs
Anam Danu “Perfect”
"The song, 'Perfect', has its origins in an upbringing in which the virtues of perfectionism were extolled and the trait much encouraged in young people. It is only later in life that we come to realise that it is often the imperfections - the flaws - that truly make something 'perfect'. Perfectionism can be dangerous - particularly so when the misguided believe that they can perfect others." Anam Danu
Kejcz “Set Me Free”
Kejcz creates bouncy and wild dance music that could move crowds. The Polish producer composes bold and powerful dancehall commanders coming with highly elevated moods.
Pokkisham “Cages”
"I am also a Mum now and I never want my kids to feel limited in the way I did. I also meet so many people who have faithfully followed career paths but have given up on their passions. It's so clear that money these days isn't everything - everyone seems to need more to feel fulfilled - we have to enrich ourselves from the inside and find a way to give voice to things we love." Pokkisham
The Dolls Are Good “126”
The Dolls Are Good is a new project of his, built onto that excitement and all in to bridge the past with whatever comes in the future. Retro futuristic by nature, The Dolls Are Good brings the best of those hypnotic sounds into the day today.
Beatdenker’s new LP “Ethic Endless Fun”
"Ethic Endless Fun" is a whole new territory for music lovers searching for something different, and not just noise music different, but an alternate and refreshing vision of the concept of rhythm.