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“We Wanted to Talk About the Lives of People Close to Us” – A Conversation with Pale Grey

“We hope listeners will want to get on the bus and be curious about these characters.” There’s something quietly powerful about the way Pale Grey approach their work—like they’re sketching out the lives of strangers and, in doing so, holding up a mirror to our own. The Belgian band has never rushed their process. With every song, they wait for the story to arrive—sometimes unexpected, sometimes fragile. And when it does, they build around it with care.
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A Conversation with Will Sass on Happiness, Collaboration, and the Unexpected

“I just want happiness in my life.” Those are the words—and the feeling—that sparked the latest collaboration between Will Sass and Kamille. How many moments do we lie there, wishing for nothing more than to be happy? But happiness isn’t a constant state. It’s many things. And sometimes, we have to work for it, just to feel it for a fleeting second. Yet knowing those moments exist makes it worth continuing—and feeling everything in between, too.
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Behind the Beats: Lee Ann Roberts on Techno, Truth, and the Soul of ‘Africa’

“Resilience doesn’t come from strength — it comes from learning how to sit with the pain and still choose to move forward.” For Lee Ann Roberts, techno is more than a genre — it’s a lifeline, a language born out of survival, longing, and the hunger to feel whole. Raised in Durban, South Africa, her earliest relationship with sound was instinctual — something she felt in her body before she ever imagined making it herself.
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“It’s About the Beauty of Contrasts and Moods”: Klangphonics Capture It All in Perfect Opposure

Klangphonics – the German trio shaking up the electronic scene with their unique mix of house, techno, and acoustic vibes. With their debut album Perfect Opposure out, Maxl, Ben, and Markus are currently on tour across Europe and North America, bringing their unpredictable sound to the stage. What started as a DIY project and playful Instagram moments with vacuum cleaners and coffee machines has turned into a global movement.
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Between Freedom and Feeling: Meet Emmy Adelle

“I’m not creating, chasing, or becoming something just because it’s popular — but because it feels real to me.” Emmy Adelle grew up balancing dualities — Midwest suburban routines and her half-Filipino heritage, hockey skates and piano keys, economics textbooks and Ableton sessions.
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Astral Bakers Explore Quiet Tensions in A Dog in a Manger

Astral Bakers are the kind of band you feel didn’t set out to find each other—but did anyway. Four musicians, each with their own path, came together in a room and began to play. Not as a project, but as something instinctive. Some call it acoustic rock, others hear soft grunge. In warm, wooden rooms, they composed their first songs, repeating them over and over.
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What Remains: The Beauty of What Fades and What Stays in Naomi Panzica’s New Single

“And isn’t it strange—after all, we are strangers after all.” I once read this sentence, and it stayed with me. People come and go in our lives, and the person who once knew your deepest secrets, with whom you shared golden hours, can one day become nothing more than a fading memory—no longer part of your world. That’s the way things go. And it’s exactly the space Naomi Panzica explores in her new single “Crowded Rooms.”
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Jackson Homer: A Soft Return to Feeling with Nu Wav(s) & Fade Outs

If an album makes me dance, then it probably did everything right. Jokes aside – Nu Wav(s) & Fade Outs, the new album by Jackson Homer, is a quiet treasure. As spring slowly breathes life into everything again, this album feels like its perfect companion – rhythmic, layered with voices, and quietly expansive.
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Yaron Herman on Finding Paradise Between Sound, Silence, and a Shared Moment

“Creativity isn’t a mysterious substance granted to some, but rather a mindset, a skill that we can all learn and practice.” This belief sits at the heart of everything Yaron Herman does. The Paris based artist is a musician known for blending jazz, classical, and contemporary sounds into a style that’s both spontaneous and richly melodic.
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Old Roads and the Places We Return To: A Conversation with Josef Scott

Where do you feel at home? It’s a question that returns to us again and again, shifting shape as we move through life. For Josef Scott, it became the heart of his latest work. The feeling of home — the warmth, the nostalgia, the memories stitched into landscapes — is something he’s wrapped into a beautiful EP that feels like being held by a soft blanket. “Home, to me, is the people I love, the memories I carry, and the spaces where I feel most myself.”
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Brenda Carsey on Saying Yes to the Unknown

“Success for me right now looks like not giving up.” That’s how Brenda Carsey puts it—clear, grounded, and full of quiet persistence. It’s a sentence that sticks, not because it reaches for drama, but because it comes from someone who’s walked the long road with eyes wide open.
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Rave Stories and Real Feelings – An Interview with Kiimi

“Words are powerful! Coming from a background of making and listening to pop and more lyric-driven music, writing lyrics feels natural to me,” says London-based producer, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist Kiimi, speaking about the importance of lyrics in music as a key factor in writing honest songs.
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The Shy Girl’s Gone Loud — In conversation with Ziggy 2000

In our interview, Ziggy opens up about picking up bass out of loneliness at university, and writing the song that got her signed while working night shifts at Waitrose. She talks about identity, style, her little sister, and the strange pressures of making art in a digital world. Through it all, she reminds us that growth can be chaotic, joyful, and wildly personal.