J Brink is a name that has been quietly shaping the electronic music scene for decades, from his early roots in Sweden to his current home in Melbourne. Having immersed himself in the genre since the early 90s, J Brink has witnessed and contributed to the evolution of electronic music firsthand. He began making waves […]
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Animal Oracle, a band born out of the vibrant and eclectic Asheville, NC music scene, offers a modern sound that resonates with those who find themselves nostalgic for something undefined, something almost forgotten. Their journey began when Kai Heinmets, a poet who transitioned into songwriting, sought out fellow artists who shared his passion for the
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Moodssupply, a musical duo rooted in the love for Soul, Funk, and Disco, is known for creating what they call “Groove Music.” This Dutch studio experience extravaganza is helmed by Mike Chandon, the producer, lyricist, and voice behind all the male vocals. With a unique approach to making music, Moodssupply frequently collaborates with a variety
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Emerging from the creative depths of Wellington, New Zealand, Tarn PK is a musical polymath who’s steadily carving his niche in the global music scene. As an artist, producer, and songwriter, Tarn PK’s journey is a testament to his multifaceted talent and dedication to his craft. With three EPs under his belt – ‘Fantasy’ (2019),
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In the enchanting world of music where each artist brings their own unique colors to the canvas, Tanoki, the creative pseudonym of Paul Mahon from Kilkenny, Ireland, emerges as a vibrant splash on the sonic landscape. Not just a musician and producer, Paul’s artistic journey is deeply rooted in his work as a visual artist
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In the vast landscape of contemporary music, where genres intertwine and creative boundaries are constantly pushed, there emerges an artist who embraces the eclectic, the obscure, and the subversive. GEIZ, a musical maven with an insatiable appetite for all things sonic, has set out on a mission to curate the underground and bring forth the
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Meet Fantazmz, the musical moniker of David Gagne, a talented artist hailing from Maine but now calling New York City home. With a lifelong passion for music, David’s journey as a musician started early, and he has been making waves in the industry since the age of 10. As Fantazmz, he weaves a mesmerizing blend
Fantazmz Is Painting Emotions with Synth-Pop Sounds in “Colors Fade” Read More »
In the bustling city of Seattle back in 2013, a unique indie dance party called Dance Yourself Clean emerged, igniting a spark in the hearts of partygoers. What began as an underground sensation soon blossomed into something much greater than anyone could have imagined. This dynamic duo transformed their passion for music and dance into
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In the ever-evolving landscape of electronic music, two talented artists have emerged, each with their own distinct style and sound. Meet illgorythmz and seltzr, two innovative musical minds hailing from the New York City metro area, each leaving a significant mark on the industry with their exceptional artistry. illgorythmz, a multifaceted artist, wears many hats
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Lost in Tropez is an indie dance duo whose captivating sound seamlessly blends whimsical and gritty elements. Their journey began on the sun-soaked beaches of Southern California, where Glenn and Arsalan crossed paths during their school days. Drawing on their backgrounds in guitar and piano, they ventured into the realm of electronic production, honing their
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