ASW - A GARDEN OVERRUN

A subscription to psychedelic electronica and experimental house, ASW’s “A Garden Overrun” is the first glimpse into his forthcoming EP Dahlia. The single and EP both dedicated to mental health advocacy group Crisis Text Line- an organization he’s spent countless volunteering with. As he creates art against the trials and tribulations of his life with bipolar disorder, ASW’s music is at once entertaining and medicinal. Soothing and stimulating, “A Garden Overrun” is an eclectic piece with textured soundscapes and avant-garde rhythm patterns. A brilliant sneak peek into the anticipated EP, ASW materializes his soul on this comprehensive and spiritually sound gem.

KERALA - DIFFERENT LIGHT

Kerala · Different Light feat. Taylor Tuke

Kerala is Colorado-based producer Jordan Evanoff’s first solo endeavor and "Different Light" is the lead single from his forthcoming debut Escapism EP. After years of touring with jamtronica/electronic rock band Evanoff, Evanoff has branched off to explore different avenues of sound design. The project’s mission is to provide euphoric and uplifting experiences through music, break down cultural boundaries, and explore the world in order to gain a better understanding of humanity. Evanoff travels to and immerses himself in unique places, writing songs while attempting to manifest those experiences into sound. The first Kerala tunes were written when he was staying in a small jungle village in Costa Rica, which is also where the project was conceptualized. Since then, due to quarantine, his upcoming Escapism EP was written while exploring the Colorado mountains.

MACIOUS + MAISIE JOHNSON - STAY

Fat! Records · MACIOUS + Maisie Johnson - Stay

Manchester-based DJ/producer Mark Crawford otherwise known as Macious just made his FAT Records debut with his synth-laden new single “Stay.” Composed alongside songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist Maisie Johnson, this soulful slow burn is a narcotic disco dream tinged with nostalgia. A sophisticated listen with atmospheric touches and feminine vocal work, “Stay” is a heavenly listen. Pinned to a house-like beat that pulses carefully and consistently under veils of warm electro-fusion production styles, this graceful gem is unforgettable.

YVNG JALAPEÑO - LUNATIC

Bite This! · YVNG JALAPENO - Lunatic EP

Yvng Jalepeño knows dance music. With millions of streams attached to his name, the thunderous bass maven is a force to be reckoned with. Celebrated by pioneers from the likes of JOYRYDE, Tisoki, and Just A Gent, Yvng Jalepeño’s co-signs didn’t come by chance. His technical approach to explosive dance music is unmistakable and his recent 4-track EP Lunatic follows suit. Released on JAUZ’s record label Bite This!, Lunatic is a rave through blissfully mutated soundscapes that blossom and melt with vigor. A psychedelic romp with sharp edges and bone hallowing basslines, Yvng Jalepeño’s latest is not one to be missed.

DECLARES. - ROLLOUT

BONSAI · declares. - rollout

Bonsai Collective is steadily building their rapport as one of dance music’s freshest artist incubators. Home to the underground’s most innovative, the rising label just released their latest gem from musical genius declares. titled “rollout.” For a track so effortlessly experimental, it’s hard to believe that declares. clocks in at only 15-years-old. This swanky joint challenges modern genre cues with tricky drum work, vintage ragtime piano riffs, and syncopated jazztronic rhythms. A certified fresh and uber chill offering from the young artist, “rollout” is as complex as it is approachable. A two-in-one kind of an artist, you can check out declares.’s heavier-handed alias Galazy here.

MARTEN HØRGER & DONKONG - AH LORD

CONFESSION · MARTEN HØRGER & DONKONG - AH LORD

Home to Tchami’s illustrious record label Confession, “Ah Lord” is the latest from Marten Hørger and Donkong. A filthy bass-house cut steeped in spitfire frequencies, the collaborative tandem share a special type of synchronicity. Moving to the pulse of an unrelenting bassline “Ah Lord” is a holy club anthem with a gritty spirit. Enriched with a serious late-night vibe, this fiery joint fits squarely into Confession’s always impressive repertoire.

JORDYN SIMONE - DROWN

Dripping in a relentlessly feminine swagger, “Drown” is the latest from R&B fusion starlet Jordyn Simone. At only 21, the LA-based artist was a finalist on both American Idol and The Voice. Stepping into her own world free of panelists and competition, Jordyn thrives in her own abundance. “Drown” is a formidable number blending elements of R&B, soul, and hip-hop production styles. A powerful offering from the rising singer, “Drown” materializes the magical and mysterious mantras of womanhood. Belting the gospel of self-confidence with her rich vocal instrument, it’s safe to say Jordyn Simone is next up. Watch this space.

[PREMIERE] KANTOR - FLOPPY DISK

Kantor · Kantor - Floppy Disk

Kantor is an electronic force to be reckoned with a magnetic pull about him stemming from his fierce and original sounds. Boasting a wide range of electronic atmospheres and tempos that commonly include mid-tempo to house structures - with the occasional melodic trap tune thrown in for good measure - Kantor doesn’t take any genre one off the table, but does juxtapose this with a strict sense of it fitting into what makes Kantor, “Kantor.” “Floppy Disk,” puts some of the most infectious and imaginative styles of the Kantor world back on display. Since the genesis of the alias in mid-2020, every release always comes equipped with a well thought out in-depth theme. Yet, within this single-driven universe drawn up by the soloist, he has formulated a specific line of cyber-punk-inspired winners that easily can be named as the cream of the crop.

THE ASTRONOMERS - GUESS IT'S JUST LIFE

The Astronomers · Guess It's Just Life

Hailing from the Midwest, The Astronomers are making waves in their home state of Wisconsin with their latest EP “ Guess It’s Just Life”. Full of big band horns, gang vocals and playful production the duo brings their 8-track project to life by addressing small problems in each song. However on the last track of the album they acknowledge that sometimes that’s just how life goes - you just have to roll with the punches.