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Ben Hazlewood: Chemical Roulette

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A danceable new release from Melbourne-based recording artist Ben Hazlewood, “Chemical Roulette” finds the singer testing his limits and questioning his capabilities. The catchy song comes complete with a color-soaked music video …

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Aroe Phoenix: Ideas In Mind

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Aroe Phoenix’s soulful vocals open “Ideas In Mind”—her new track co-written with Daniel Garrido (aka Boogát)—and her voice is an immediate comfort. The R&B song coasts along an easy beat, percolating percussion …

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Georgia: It’s Euphoric

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Buoyant, playful and sunny, “It’s Euphoric” by London-based artist Georgia lives up to its name. Co-written and co-produced with Rostam (aka producer, musician, singer, songwriter and composer Rostam Batmanglij), the spirited song …

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N NAO: Saison des orages

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Montreal-based singer-songwriter N NAO (aka Naomie de Lorimier) recently released the new album L’eau et les rêves, a dreamy, synth-inflected experimental pop record inspired by eco-feminism, the subconscious, rituals and nature. The …

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Hannah Jadagu: Warning Sign

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At first, “Warning Sign,” the latest single from Hannah Jadagu’s forthcoming debut album, Aperture, sounds sparse and soft, but then it transforms with surprising instrumentation. Abrupt percussion, gentle keys and spatial strings turn …

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The Japanese House: Boyhood

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The Japanese House (aka British singer-songwriter Amber Bain) returns with the moving single “Boyhood.” Featuring spacious, buoyant production and shimmering strings, the single captures the complexities of identity, from gender to the …

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Nia Archives: So Tell Me…

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The fourth track from Nia Archives’ recently released EP, Sunrise Bang Ur Head Against Tha Wall, “So Tell Me…” puts a soft and vulnerable spin on jungle music. It’s a unique and lush …

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Jane Lai: Not All, But A Lot

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Brooklyn-based Jane Lai’s new single, “Not All, But A Lot,” is a lush indie track coasting on the singer-songwriter’s soft vocals, violin and light keys, which hint to Lai’s roots in the …