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Somewhere Between Analog Warmth and Digital Precision — A Talk with Dukwa

Sometimes you find yourself at a quiet crossroads, and instinctively you know — you have to choose. Stay on the familiar path, or turn and risk a step into the unknown. And in a way, it feels like Dukwa stood right there in 2023, when he decided to leave his 9-to-5 behind and fully commit to music. A decision that, looking at where he is now, feels like a deeply right one. “I don’t want to dwell on the past… but I believe it’s important to leave space in your heart for the things that have emotionally shaped you.”
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An interview with Max Maryott – On “Cold in California”, No Choreography, and Choosing the Unknown

The real art sometimes lies in taking something from an artist while still letting it move freely. Getting lost in it, and somehow finding yourself again – because the artist created a space that invites your own interpretation. The new track “Cold in California” by Max Maryott is exactly that kind of beautiful example. Not only is it a song that feels atmospheric and dense, it reaches beyond romantic love, touching on the relationship to oneself. About the moment when decisions, distance, and doubt begin to shift everything – when something that once felt warm slowly changes its temperature.
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When Strangers Start to Meet — Sound of Fractures on Alone Together

Connection used to happen almost accidentally – through shared spaces, routines, small overlaps in everyday life. And in a way, those opportunities are still there. We pass people every day, exist side by side, move through the same places – yet rarely cross that invisible line into actual connection. Instead, much of what we experience becomes something to frame, to share, to turn into attention. The beautiful, the uncomfortable, the in-between – everything slowly shifts into something curated. And attention, more often than not, becomes its own kind of currency.
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Instinct Over Perfection — Selim Sivade on Savage, collaboration and contrast

“We knew we had done something really controversial — not just about the lyrics, but about the vibe of the track,” tells us Selim Sivade about his newest release Savage, featuring New York–based vocalist Barbara Nicole. There’s a strong energy in the track — a little sexy, a little made for dancing, and with a certain rawness that makes it stand out. It’s not trying to be smooth or perfect, but rather plays with tension and attitude in a way that feels very natural.
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Between Worlds: Martin Kohlstedt on Kluft, Connection and Feelings

“There’s a deep desire in me for people to reconnect, to share paths, to seek answers together even when they’re not yet visible. The album is a response to that – invisible, deeply human – and I think it will take me a year before I can fully put into words what it means,” tells us Martin Kohlstedt about his new album Kluft, which is out on May 22nd.
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“Once a track is out, it belongs to the people” Mozambo on Ibiza, emotion and reinterpretation

Nostalgia is what makes life so beautiful. It wraps past memories into something lasting – something that can still evoke feelings even years later, and in a way makes them almost unforgettable. When Angie Stone released “Wish I Didn’t Miss You” in 2002, it quickly became became a timeless classic; a song that never really disappeared, still being played and celebrated today.
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Premiere: Fleur Bleu·e on “All the Little Beings” and the feeling behind a place

“When you never fully belong, you become an outsider. You observe more than you participate,” says singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Delphine Lucy Lam. “There is a kind of freedom in that, but you also lack something essential, like community or a sense of grounding… so you create something out of it, through a careful balance between pragmatic observation and daydreaming.” These feelings might be familiar to many – they definitely are to me.
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Ally Bakst turns up the gain on ‘Pain & Pleasure’

Born in New York, but currently calling the palm-sprinkled streets of Los Angeles home, singer-songwriter Ally Bakst has spent the first half of the 2020s putting her own mark on independent pop music. With three EPs already under her belt, Bakst, who also has a large hand in producing her own works, has arrived at juncture that sees her taking a sonic turn of sorts – into a grittier and darker, but bigger space.
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Sarah & Collin explore the in-between on their debut album This Time

From the very first notes of This Time, you know immediately that you’re already somewhere else. As the debut album by Los Angeles-based duo Sarah & Collin opens up, you sense that this is a journey – one that moves differently from what you might expect. The duo invites you in closely. Not only through their intimate DIY performances in homes, backyards, and small, community-driven environments across L.A., but through the album itself – a deeply immersive body of work where voices, thoughts and textures merge into something fluid, almost intangible
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Sofiane Pamart – MOVIE, A World Composed in Emotion

Diving into the music of Sofiane Pamart feels like stepping into a journey through all the emotions we experience, are meant to experience, and inevitably will experience as human beings. The French artist is a true master of the piano – someone who creates entire worlds through sound, and now invites us into his fourth studio album, MOVIE. “I often receive proposals to compose for films, but I wanted this album to be my own movie,” he explains. Here, music, fashion, and storytelling transform into a firework of fantasy, beauty, and emotion.
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Shakira in Madrid and the Magic of Record-Breaking Nights

A female artist who never stopped moving. It was her indescribable power, her signature cool style, that unmistakable voice with so many different nuances, and the most incredible dance moves I had ever seen – all of which completely fascinated me when I first saw Shakira on MTV. I think there’s hardly anyone left in the world who doesn’t know her signature dance style, inspired by her Lebanese roots, full of hip movements and elements of belly dance.
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In Conversation with Paula Stellar on heartbreak, not fitting in, and her new single “Lovesick”

Anyone who has ever been lovesick knows it’s one of the most intense feelings out there. It feels almost hopeless at times – nothing really helps, no advice, no distraction, no doctor (if only it were that easy). Let’s be honest, lovesickness hits hard – and in the end, time seems to be the only real cure. Straight out of Berlin: Paula Stellar is here to change the frequency. Her new single “Lovesick” captures exactly that state and lets it all out.
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Michael Imhof Returns and Just Wants You to Feel

Close your eyes, just listen and and let it move you. Start to dance, start to smile, and for a moment, you’re free in the middle of all the rush, like the world lets go of you. After a long pause, Michael Imhof returns with a beautiful track that instantly evokes pure joy, and a video that captures it just right. Created together with filmmaker Fritz Fechner, “Make Me Feel” does exactly what its name promises: it doesn’t ask for much, it simply happens to you.
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“Everything starts with connection, curiosity and empathy.” – Noha Saré on embracing the cracks

Finding your way back to yourself is rarely a straight line. More often, it’s layered with quiet setbacks, moments of doubt, and phases where everything feels slightly out of sync. But it’s also where change begins. For Noha Saré, this journey became the foundation of her new single cracks beneath my skin – a deeply personal piece that transforms inner struggles into something almost weightless, yet emotionally raw.
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Falling in Love with Elder Island’s First Love Song ‘Snapshot’

“This time around we wanted the work to feel light, free and joyous, make quicker decisions, not get bogged down in details, you can really only achieve this by keeping things simple.” Katy tells us about their more stripped-back songwriting process for the forthcoming third album Hello Baby Okay, which, in contrast to the last album Swimming Static – very studio-focused and meticulously layered – emerged from free-flowing jam sessions.