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Sansyou Invites Us Into the Forest with New EP Every Living Thing

Shinrin-yoku is the Japanese art of immersing yourself in the forest with all your senses. It sounds simple, yet anyone who has ever wandered through an untouched forest knows there’s something magical about it. The silence, the scent of the trees, the light filtering through the leaves—few things have the ability to quiet a restless mind and draw you into the living rhythm of the woods.
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“Privacy is so hot—and so underrated.” A Conversation with bbyclose

“Oh, it’s a conscious decision, baby. I’m a big fan of mystery. As social media has become so ubiquitous, with people sharing so much of their lives, I feel like I’m going the opposite way and wanting to share less and less.” bbyclose laughs. And yet, throughout our conversation, the British singer-songwriter lets us in a little. Not by revealing everything, but by sharing small pieces of herself—how she writes, what inspires her, and why some songs seem to arrive almost out of nowhere.
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“Music is all about emotion.” The Journey Behind Arky Waters’ Debut Album

“To me, music is all about emotion. Making people dance is just a by-product,” he tells us. From the infectious title track to his collaboration with LX on Take a Trip, Arky once again introduces us to sounds that refuse to stand still. We caught up with him to talk about finding his sound, the creative freedom of collaboration, Sydney’s ever-evolving club scene, and why Holdin’ On feels like the most honest snapshot of his journey so far.
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The Sweet Sound of Finding Out: sebastian axe Shares “where is your girlfriend?”

Today we have another fresh musical discovery for you. If you’re looking for an artist who still feels like a hidden gem while delivering an infectious dose of energy, sebastian axe from Oslo should definitely be on your playlist. His new single “where is your girlfriend?” is instantly catchy and undeniably radio-friendly, yet it never feels overly polished. Instead, it carries just enough rough edges to give it character and keep it feeling authentic.
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The Beauty of We: A Conversation with Lakecia Benjamin on Hope, Community and Her New Album We Dream

For far too long, we’ve been told that what matters most is getting ahead. The me. Our own success. Our own goals. Maybe that’s one of the reasons why the world has become increasingly individualistic. Somewhere along the way, we seem to have forgotten that we’re not here alone. That some of life’s greatest moments only become meaningful when they’re shared. That togetherness is one of the greatest strengths we have. And that shared joy is, after all, the most beautiful kind of joy.
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“Love, Obviously.” On Home, Dreams and ‘City of Gold’ with Kid Francescoli

Some beautiful things simply happen in the moment. They come together naturally, almost as if they were always meant to belong to each other. That is the feeling surrounding the latest track by Kid Francescoli, who teamed up with Nigerian artist DEMIGOD for the wonderful City of Gold. And honestly, this song doesn’t need many explanations. It’s a fusion of everything that feels beautiful — the beat, the warmth, the vocals, and that beautiful touch of nostalgia that reminds you once again that music is something that can reach much deeper.
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“Life with others is not a jaguar.” A Conversation with Blumi

Some people come and go. But the people who truly fit into your life, who don’t simply take from it and who ultimately stay, are perhaps life’s greatest gifts. Which is why our conversation with French-British artist Blumi felt especially heartwarming. Somehow, people, friendships and human connection seem to run through her life like a red thread. They have shaped not only who she is, but also gently guided the path that eventually led her from a career as a political sociology researcher into music. “I honestly don’t think I’d be a musician without my friends giving me the confidence I needed,” she tells us.
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“I Give Energy, and I Get It Right Back” — A Conversation with Jowi

hile recharging at her home in Lugano after a long and intense tour, and enjoying some quieter moments surrounded by the beauty outside her window, we caught up with DJ and producer Jowi. And trust us — with this whirlwind of energy, there is a lot to talk about. Let’s start with the music. Jowi has just released her new solo track ‘Submerged’ on KRAWALL Records, the label she co-founded with Jazzy and Zatox. Blending hard techno with gabber influences, the track carries the kind of energy that is hard to resist.
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Sebastian Plano – the places we carry within us

There are people who travel to discover the world, and there are those who travel to discover themselves. For Grammy Award-nominated Argentine composer and cellist Sebastian Plano, the two have always been inseparable. At seventeen, he left his hometown of Rosario carrying little more than a cello and a growing curiosity about what might exist beyond the horizon. What followed was a journey that would take him across continents and cultures – from the Adriatic coast of Italy to Lisbon, Boston, San Francisco and Berlin, before eventually bringing him back to northern Italy. Along the way, he accumulated more than memories.
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The woman behind the music — A moment with Flor Capistran

Some people spend their lives trying to fit into just one role. Artist. Mother. Partner. Friend. But life rarely works that way. Most of us are many things at once, constantly moving between different versions of ourselves. Reading through our conversation with Flor Capistran, I kept coming back to one particular thought she shared with us: “Being a mother is now part of who I am. But it was also important to show that I’m still an artist, a DJ, and a person who can do both.” Somehow, those words say a lot about the woman behind the music.
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Loome stays sharp but gets real on sophomore record ‘YOUFORIA’

Off the back of the acclaim kicked up during his debut campaign, Britain’s Loome has returned with his sophomore effort. That effort, YOUFORIA, comes in the form of heartfelt lyrics, sharp arrangements, and sleek productions that push, pull, and settle the listener in just over 24 minutes’ time. Equal parts intellect and emotion, it’s a fit style for the Bury St. Edmunds native – whose real name is Tomas Frankson – having grown up literally between Cambridge and the coast.
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The summer after heartbreak: MAIH and the story behind August

The rain taps softly against the terrace window. The trees seem to drink it in, and a gentle haze settles over the landscape. It is somehow how I imagine the place where Martine Haaland — better known as MAIH — comes from. The west coast of Norway, with its fjords, mountains and endless rain, feels like the kind of landscape that quietly finds its way into a person’s art.