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Ordinary // Colours – Frustration has never sounded so sweet

It’s a song that was inspired by my own personal and friend’s experiences in dealing with workplace frustrations and was written as a therapeutic exercise for myself to attempt to channel the emotions into something that would be more constructively creative. It also coincidentally comes at a time when we are looking more critically at…
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Jackie Minton feat. Julianna Sweeney “That’s Alright”

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Betty Reed’s Deep Take on the Shallow End

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BAAJ & BAAJ – strong statement “Sweet Earth”

“Sweet Earth” is a deep dive into adversity. How can we handle it in today’s divided context? Baaj & Baaj constructs an atmosphere through his harmonic experimentation that invites us into this state deep reflection. As he builds up his ideas of how to live in the world, the harmonies and melodies seem to grow…
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Ten Eighty Trees – “Wear Me Down”

“The track shines a spotlight on the pressure we put on ourselves to be more than we currently are and the stifling exposure to content that makes us feel this way. It causes so much unnecessary anxiety and yet we all seem addicted to feeding the industries that cause us to compare ourselves with airbrushed…
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No Dream – “Blacked Out”

This track focuses on the things humans hide behind for happiness — what they perceive as happiness. When all they are looking to do is mask emotions behind wealth, little pills, shiny objects and kardashinaistic gossip. What is left when you take all that way? A personality? A Black hole? Real optimistic stuff. Nicholas Jackson…
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Martina Magionami “The Virgin’s Fountain”

Piano, slow tentative percussion and round bloops fill the damp chilly atmosphere with blue hues, and emotions soar high. Unreachable memories, the omnipresent pain and emotions that remain filling up the head, “The Virgin’s Fountain” is what it feels like to lose something really good and coping with the pain of grief.
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Romain Gutsy’s Girl from Kerry

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Unkown But Essentials (Oct 2022)

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Meet Jaxyn Lethe

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Amelouk “..Like a Shroud” EP

The classically trained artist’s alias comes from the Finnish word for death “kuolema” spelled backwards. That little fact also gives a first clue on what her music is all about. Powered and inspired by the deep and multifaceted nature of our human experiences and looking into that from a different, not previously seen angle, the…

