The Oakland-based musician experienced a meteoric rise post-lockdown thanks to the sample-heavy pop edits she released while clubs were closed. Now, she trims the irony on an album that earnestly explores love.
The trio's first full-length together expands the Space Afrika narrative with a brilliant host of UK artists, demonstrating the excellence brewing in the North's experimental scenes.
A decade on from the release of 100% Galcher, the New York-based producer discusses his cocoon-like studio, synths that sound bougie and the future of his most beloved alias.
The listening culture of the Japanese jazz kissa, earthy cocktails and carpeted floors come together to form this tranquil space. It's the antithesis of Berlin clubbing, and that's what brings the electronic scene flocking.
Nídia withdraws the explosiveness of earlier projects for her third album, making the most of floral melodies and soft pads to revisit a vital history.
Over the past decade, the Indiana-based artist's music has slipped further away from her knotty footwork origins into the world of experimental composition. Earlier this year, she became a Pulitzer Prize finalist, a new success in her creative arc.