Social Accounts
Facebook 771K Likes
Instagram 335K Followers
Tumblr 0
Search Site

Music

1909 posts

Music is love and love is music

View Post
  • 825

Learning to Simply Trust – Inside YAGUT’s Debut EP EGO

The music of Berlin-based artist YAGUT is pure feeling – tender, soft, and full of inner landscapes. Today she releases her debut EP EGO, together with the title single “Ego,” inspired by the idea that change does not begin in the outside world, but within. It’s about presence: observing consciously without getting lost in thoughts, choosing responsibility over blame — a message that, honestly, feels like something society could benefit from.
View Post
  • 1.1K

In Conversation with Lauren Mia: “I Believe in Never Saying Never”

lauren Mia wants to send a message into the world with her music – first an “experience of euphoria,” as she once described it herself, and then the power of love. And indeed, her sound is deeply energy-driven, forward-moving, with a certain cinematic depth that pulls you in before you even realize it. You can strongly feel how big her passion is for what she does – the producing, the collaboration, the endless curiosity for what music can hold, and all the invisible moments in between where music slowly becomes a universe of its own.
View Post
  • 492

“I see music as pleasure, motivation, and a basic need.” – In Conversation with AVAION

Love appears everywhere if we let it. And I don’t only mean romantic love, but the love we find in everything: in the small things, the big things, in the sound of the sea, in a good friend who shows up at the right moment, in a song that suddenly feels like it was written for you. “Music is love to me,” says AVAION – and I’ve completely fallen for his music, maybe a little more than planned.
View Post
  • 777

Donna Dafi weds roots and swagger on “Primadonna”

With familial roots stretching from Nigeria to Kosovo, the singer pulls from all over, formulating her innate range of sensibilities into a sleek style of pop that presents itself intentional and enticing. Her latest, “Primadonna,” marks a new chapter for the budding artist and model, who is well-established despite her short slate of previous releases.
View Post
  • 571

Apollo, Between the Club and the Heart – In Conversation with Jeremy Olander

Just now I was sitting with friends, talking about how life moves in chapters. It wasn’t one of those philosophical conversations meant to figure things out, more a clear reflection on how life quietly rearranges itself. One of them said: what mattered to us years ago doesn’t always matter in the same way later on. He was right. And somehow it felt like the perfect way to think about Apollo, the new single by Jeremy Olander.
View Post
  • 566

Beyond the Dancefloor – In Conversation with Misty

The heart of club culture is not only the party itself, but the love for the music we share – the connection we experience together and the feeling of being part of something larger for a few hours. Misty gives us the soundtrack for these nights, and this is what he wants to contribute to the scene: to give people a good time with good music. “I genuinely put my heart into it,” he says.
View Post
  • 582

Exclusive Video Premiere: Majik steps into a new chapter with “Monsters”

“The easy path today becomes the harder one tomorrow,” I once read — and there’s a lot of truth in that. Sometimes there comes a moment when running no longer works, even if you want it to. A point where you’re forced to stop, turn inward, and face what’s been left unresolved. To ask difficult questions. To take responsibility. And, perhaps, to choose a new way forward.
View Post
  • 2.7K

On writing La Fête, returning and what really matters — A conversation with ML

When ML wrote La Fête, she was literally lying in the grass at a party. Her thoughts were everywhere,  just not there. Too much had happened in a short time. Instead of staying, she chose to leave and walk home. That night, La Fête was written. “It’s not a general state of sadness, but a very specific, fleeting emotion tied to that particular evening.” After a longer pause, La Fête feels like the beginning of something new.
View Post
  • 866

Lost in LA: In Conversation with Jordan Anthony

I sometimes think it can be deeply comforting to feel understood — that moment when you realise someone else feels something similar to you, even though they’re living a completely different life. That sense of recognition, of emotional closeness without sameness, is one of the most defining forces behind young artist Jordan Anthony.
View Post
  • 2.8K

PREMIERE: Malu Pierini On Memory, Love, and What We Carry Forward

Imagine yourself stepping up the stairs of an airplane. A small smile resting on your lips. In just a moment, the journey begins. This time, it’s not only a drift through space, but also through time – through memories, places, and the fragments of lives lived before our own. With her new album, Malu Pierini has created more than a sequence of songs. Libera Me becomes a passage through her personal history, her family story, and the invisible threads that connect past and present. “The album exists across generations, in more than one time and place at once.” 
View Post
  • 1.5K

“Being deeply human means allowing yourself to feel.” On Feeling Interview with Indian electronic artist Migrant

Electronic music in India has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past decade. What once belonged to a small, niche community now fills major festivals across the country, drawing crowds in the tens — and in some cases hundreds — of thousands. Within this rapidly expanding landscape, it is artists like Migrant who stand out, carried by emotion, intention, and inner movement.
View Post
  • 1.6K

Florence’s Out Run wade through the darkness on ‘Gray Cloud’

With a busy 2025 in the rearview, Florence Italy’s Out Run are gearing up for their long-awaited debut EP, which is set to arrive in l’anno nuovo. Having offered a smorgasbord of cohesive singles so far, the latest taste comes in the form of “Gray Cloud,” a melancholy but buoyant number that the duo says was born in the heart of the storm.
View Post
  • 1.6K

An Interview with Sound of Fractures on Trust, Time, and the Music Video

Who remembers the feeling of waiting for a new music video to be released? It used to be an event — almost as exciting as going to the movies. Okay, no red carpet involved, but still something you waited for. These were moments you made time for, moments that invited attention and presence. Those days feel far away now. In an age defined by speed and constant scrolling, videos are consumed in seconds and skipped the moment interest fades. What was once celebrated has become fleeting.
View Post
  • 5.4K

“I’m there to make people feel good.” Kitty Lyons on sound, crowd connection, and musical intuition

“I’m there to make people feel good—to smile, loosen up, move, and if I’m lucky, lose themselves in the music.” For Kitty Lyons, DJing is less about control and more about connection. Her sets are built on energy, presence, and an intuitive dialogue with the crowd — playful yet intentional, sensual yet deeply musical. Drawing from a rich background in live instrumentation and a strong sense of emotional storytelling, she creates moments that invite people to fully arrive in the now.
View Post
  • 1.4K

Pauline Andrés marks the solstice with ‘Sweet December’

As the winter solstice is upon us, singer-songwriter Pauline Andrés seeks to balance things out with a bit of warmth. Coming in the form of rich guitar tones, real drums, and heartfelt lyrics, “Sweet December” is her ode to the season. After its brief, haunting opening, the chorus arrives quickly, and in major fashion, solidifying Andre’s optimistic, if not poignant outlook on the month.