Guedra Guedra-“Vexillology”: Album Review
Here’s a bit of back story to prime and hip you to you to Guedra Guedra and his great new album. Vexillology is the study of the history, symbolism and usage of flags or, by extension, any interest in flags in general.
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Seb Zito-“Truth In My Steps”: Album Review
Ever since Seb Zito first discovered electronic music in 94, he has evolved right through many elements of the underground scene. He has forged a strong house and techno sound since establishing himself as a resident at Fuse, however echoes of a ...
Craig Connelly-“A Sharper Edge”: Album Review
Three years ago Craig Connelly debuted with his LP “One Second Closer.” For Craig himself the three year break provided him the time to evolve as a producer and elevate him from a promising name to major contender. With the arenas and festivals ...
Rheinzand-“Rheinzand”: Album Review
Rheinzand is a collaborative project between Reinhard Vanbergen, the multi-instrumentalist producer, Charlotte Caluwaerts and Mo Disko from the renowned duo The Glimmers. Rheinzand’s songs are a mixture of dance music’s rich history, giving nods ...
V/A-“Hard In Bangkok”: Album Review
The official Press Release pitch goes like this. After a three-part series of mini-releases, Barong Family’s highly anticipated “Hard in Bangkok” LP is finally out in full force! Although travel is limited for many listeners right now, the ...
Skalpel-“Highlight”: Album Review
Throughout the years, Marcin Cichy and Igor Pudło have been blending local, traditional jazz inspirations with means of new electronica. The duo’s early albums “Skalpel" and "Konfusion" on Ninja Tune brought them particular acclaim excellent ...
Degs-“Letters From Ndegwa”: Album Review
Music has always been in Degs’ blood, an accomplished pianist, guitarist and singer with militant flow and a golden voice, spanning eclectic tastes moulded by a musical family. With a strong R&B and hip hop influence, his songwriting and MCing ...
