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Launching LIFEFORMS: An Interview with Tim Engelhardt & Dr. Nicolas Pinto on New Label and Debut Release

“Running a label together could be something that we’d both really enjoy,” begins German producer Tim Engelhardt, as he introduces LIFEFORMS, his new label venture in collaboration with French producer and AI specialist Dr. Nicolas Pinto. This step feels like a natural evolution for Tim, an artist who embarked on his music career at a remarkably young age. His debut album with Pokerflat, created when he was just 17, showcased a character that’s absolutely single-minded, determined, and focused.
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25 Years of Turbo: Tiga’s Insightful Interview and ‘Cora Novoa – Burning’ Premiere

Marking a significant milestone, Tiga’s Turbo Recordings is set to commemorate its 25th anniversary and will be highlighted by the release of their ‘T25’ VA this November. A compilation that showcases a spectrum of artists, from the legendary Soulwax and Jori Hulkkonen to the innovative Cora Novoa, which embodies the label’s rich history and forward-thinking vision. “I look for exciting artists and try to only work with people that I actually like.” he explains.
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Bad Sounds Takes Off with Cool Vibes in ‘Beggin’

The tune ‘Beggin’ unfurls a soundscape that is smooth and rhythmic, setting a steady tempo for head-nodding and mood-lifting. Much like the music video, it creates an atmosphere that’s playful and amusing, capturing a lighthearted and charming vibe. Just perfect for the weekend start!
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Otracami’s Intimate Notes: An Interview on ‘Touching the Stove Coil’

‘touching the stove coil’ is a wonderful collection of tracks, reminiscent of a colorful sunset over the sea’s waves, where Ortiz’s unrefined yet tender voice resonates deeply. Often stripped down to the essentials, with the guitar leading the auditory experience, her music is a calm breath in a world that seldom quiets down. In the hope that the loudness of life can pause for a moment, Otracami’s music is an invitation to listen, reflect, and feel.
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Behind the Beat: Malin Linnéa Discusses Her Atmospheric Release ‘Fate & Fiction’

“Stress and lack of sleep are not ideal for my creativity,” explains Malin Linnéa, a Swedish talent now at home in the vibrant landscapes of Ciudad de México. Malin’s character, as reflected in her music and thoughts, is one of balance and authenticity, eschewing the cringe for the credible, the predictable for the profound. “You only get one chance to make a first impression,” she notes, emphasizing the importance of clarity and the courage to reveal one’s true self.
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Tobiahs Melds Melancholy with Momentum in ‘Hurt This Bad’

Freshly released, ‘Hurt This Bad’—the latest single from Tobiahs—offers a brisk track laced with a melancholic undertone. The song showcases the careful detailing characteristic of the artist’s style. An addictive beat underlies the haunting vocals of Georgia Hoareau, brought to the forefront by the captivating sample ‘Never Without You’.
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The ‘Summers’ Story: An Intimate Interview with Samantha Marie Saglibene

Saglibene’s latest release “Summers” sings with a lightness that speaks of July—arguably one of my favorite tracks on the album. It carries the wistful essence of summer’s end, those warm moments that hold onto the day’s last light. The song is an invitation to relax, to let one’s thoughts meander and mingle with the music, a perfect accompaniment for dreaming and descending into a serene contemplation.
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“It will get better if you’re willing.” Brye Talks Regeneration, Resilience, and ‘RECOVER’

“Privacy while in recovery is a beautiful thing,” Brye muses, summarizing not just a personal philosophy but a broader invitation to her listeners to embrace vulnerability at their own pace. Her character is as multifaceted as the melodies she weaves — a patchwork of lived experience, musical ingenuity, and a quiet defiance against the noise of societal expectations. The Chicago indie-pop artist captures the essence of resilience, not with grandiose statements, but with a gentle steadfastness that says, “It will get better if you’re willing.”
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From Lyrics to Life Lessons: LACES Shares Her Story and Introduces Her New Single

“There’s no room for ego when you are trying to tell the truth,” says LACES, an artist whose journey through music is as much about personal exploration as it is about expression. Her music speaks to the soul’s journey through the trials of life and the healing that follows. “I always want my songs to be open for interpretation so others can attach their own narratives to my lyrics,” she confides, revealing the heart of a creator who pours her entire being into her art.
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“Hardships lead to rewards.” – An Intimate Conversation with mlbacard¡

“Hardships are often followed by rewards,” muses the talented UK-based singer and songwriter mlbacard¡. With a timbre reminiscent of a contemporary Amy Winehouse – a dash smoky, rife with character, and unequivocally fresh – she stands out as an emblem of raw talent and unyielding passion. She’s genuine, introspective, and wrapped in layers of self-deprecating humor.
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Finding Ananya: The Journey Behind ‘i woke up one night’

Ananya’s music is not merely a blend of melodies; it’s a reflection of her character. Through her songs, she delves into topics of inner strength, self-worth, and our innate ability to reshape our destiny. “At times, the truth may be painful,” she notes, “but it unfolds for a reason and can be used to serve as a catalyst to propel us toward becoming the best versions of ourselves.”
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PREMIERE: An intimate glimpse into ‘Apriori’ with Belau

“Humanity has found its insights about this for thousands of years now, and since then it has been re-discovered again and again as it takes root in the consciousness.” The thoughtful words of Péter Kedves and Krisztián Ráth-Buzás, the minds behind Budapest based duo Belau, offer a window into their approach to music. “We aim to offer listeners an hour in this overloaded world, a concert-like duration, where they can detach from the hustle and immerse themselves in our music, focusing solely on themselves.”