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Sigrun

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Hello from Berlin! I love freedom, travelling, long train rides, Stefan Zweig books, cats, colours, writing postcards, music, and movies à la Woody Allen and Wes Anderson. What makes me really happy is the seaside, sunrises and sunsets and having lots of time!
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No Rush by Tokyo Tea Room: A Soundtrack for the Emotions You Keep Hidden

“Playing music feels like an endless journey, there’s always something new to explore,” says Daniel Elliott from Tokyo Tea Room, who has completely enchanted us with their debut album No Rush, which drops today. It has just the right energy to reconnect with your own vibe.
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“I think beauty brings balance into chaos.” In Conversation with Vinicius Longato

“I have always been curious and an observer. I got a point-and-shoot Kodak when I was young, and I still have it today, along with some photos I took when I was 8 years old,” vividly remembers Vinicius Longato, an architect, photographer, and café owner from São Paulo.
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Fritz Kalkbrenner’s New Album “Third Place”: A Soundtrack for Social Connection

“More and more, people have a space to work and a space to sleep, and that’s it. That is not an ideal situation, let’s say, and I was starting to feel that people might need a third place,” Fritz Kalkbrenner explains, reflecting on the deeper meaning behind the title of his new album and the inspiration that fueled its creation.
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“An artist´s life.” The stories of the people behind the art #25 Georgia Small

With our series “An artist’s life.” we want to share the stories of the people behind the art. Georgia Small is the founder of Gee Small Faces —a boutique modeling agency known for its unique, boundary-pushing talent—and an actor, writer, director, and producer. She wrote, produced, directed, and acted in her first short film, BABY.
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Yodelice Explores the Trap of Social Media in His New Album What’s The Cure?

“What’s The Cure? talks about the era and social media, their algorithms that reinforce our ideas and trap us in a kind of new communitarianism, and we’re not even aware of it,” says Yodelice, whose real name is Maxim Nucci and who has been reinventing himself under this stage name since 2009.
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“I’ve learned to trust the process and prioritize what genuinely makes me happy.” In conversation with Sinca

“I’ve always been deeply creative… Music has always moved me, certain songs have brought me to tears, and I don’t think that’s something everyone experiences in the same way.” These words from Montreal-based producer Gabriela Sinclair-Desgagné, known artistically as Sinca, capture her artistic approach—one driven by a deeply felt emotional connection to sound. Her remix of Husa & Zeyada’s “Are We Alive” represents this, blending indie dance rhythms with nostalgic, melodic touches, all while staying true to the original track’s core essence.
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In conversation with Isabelle Beaucamp: ‘I love long emotional bridges that put the raver into a moment of reverie.’

When Isabelle Beaucamp takes to the stage, everything around her begins to tremble; it’s impossible not to get swept away and fall into a rave frenzy. The French DJ and producer radiates her musical energy to the dancing crowd, which returns to her like a boomerang. With a focused yet visibly joyful demeanor, she delivers her techno sets behind the turntables.
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Koki Nakano and Wayne Snow on Reviving Everyday Romanticism and the Longing for Desire

For his fourth studio album, Ululō, Japanese pianist and composer Koki Nakano channels all the desire and intensity of a howl. Internationally celebrated vocalists Yael Naim, Wayne Snow, and Jordi join Koki Nakano on this journey, resulting in music that truly touches the soul, guaranteed to give you goosebumps.
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5 x 2 Tickets: Win Your Way to Mystic Garden Festival at Havenpark, Amsterdam on October 19th

We are more than happy to announce that the magical Mystic Garden Festival is back for ADE 2024, and we’re giving away 5 x 2 tickets to this mesmerizing experience! Picture this: a kaleidoscope of sounds and colors, where eclectic beats pulse through the air and creativity blooms all around you. Mystic Garden is not just a festival; it’s a journey into a world where music, art, and imagination collide. With an incredible lineup of artists and stunning visual installations, it’s a playground for the senses and the perfect escape from the ordinary.
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When Success Means Being Yourself: A Conversation with Fahlberg

“Success in any type of art is not worth anything if it doesn’t come from doing something that is truly you. If you’re not a fan of what you are making, it doesn’t matter if you have a whole world out there that does; it will not give you any real gratification,” explains Swedish producer Fahlberg when we ask him about his biggest lessons so far.
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“We are a microcosm of the macrocosm.” Exploring Cycles and Seasons through the Art of Grace Margarita

“I come from a bohemian and creative family, so I have been lucky enough to be surrounded by art since birth. Our walls were always covered with amazing family artwork!” Grace Margarita’s journey as an abstract painter began long before she held a brush in her hand. Growing up in a household steeped in artistic expression, she found solace in the visual language of art from an early age. Now an established artist, her works embody a unique fusion of natural landscapes, lunar cycles, and spiritual philosophies.
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“Happiness is also something you must work for.” Serving Fresh Sounds: 7 Questions with JOA

“Writing songs also became an emotional outlet for me. Whenever I felt overwhelmed, I’d write about the different situations to calm myself down.” This is how the debut single “I Don’t Want Nobody But Your Body” by the young Oslo-born artist JOE came to be. To process the feelings after a breakup, she poured her heart out: “I don’t want nobody but your body I’m not to find your body in somebody else So stay a little longer I’m not ready To let go of you fully yet.”
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Merging Sounds of Past and Present: A Conversation with Lebanese Artist Ghenwa Nemnom

It’s this mesmerizing blend of sounds that transports you into a magical soundscape—both liberating and inspiring. The driving rhythm of “Gaia” blends with the trance-like sounds of the traditional Qanun, evoking images of modern club nights while recalling sounds from another era.
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7 Questions with Eli: Exploring Creative Freedom in ‘I Can Be Whatever You Want Me To Be’

“The only reason I felt anxious about it to begin with was because I was worried how other people would react, and if the only reason not to do something is because you’re worried what other people will think, then it’s really not a valid reason at all,” tells me Luca Pascucci about his debut EP, which he has just released under his artist name Eli and via Mammal Sounds Records.
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Normal Average People Release Energizing New Track ‘Refund Taxi’

It actually sounds like a pretty funny story: On the way to Emil’s studio, Sam got stranded in Teckomatorp, Sweden, waited in vain for a bus that never showed up, and ended up getting there after an expensive taxi trip. As we all know, situations like this can sometimes get you pretty worked up in the moment, but they’re all the more laughable afterward. Or, you might just turn the six-hour ordeal into a new song, just like the two musicians and band members, Sam Gillbanks and Emil Lloyd of Normal Average People, did.

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