Ava Fyre slips back into the spotlight with “Desire,” and this time, she’s leaning all the way into atmosphere, tension, and that late-night, can’t-look-away kind of pull. Merging electronic pop with a cinematic edge, she continues to shape an intimate and expansive sound, like a private emotion unfolding in a…
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If TEMPLE. BEACH. DISCO. DADDY. was all sun-kissed shimmer, then LIQUID. LATEX. DISCO. DADDY. by The New Citizen Kane is what happens when the lights go down, the bass kicks in, and things get a little dangerous. This isn’t just a remix album—it’s a full-blown reinvention, pulling Kane’s sound into…
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Third Bloom isn’t exactly known for playing it safe, and with “Grace,” he doubles down hard. Clocking in at a sprawling eight minutes, this Brighton-based artist delivers something that feels like an experience you stumble into and can’t quite shake off. Blending cinematic electronica with raw, human urgency, “Grace” lands…
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Iuliano, Italian singer-songwriter and producer schooled at Berklee and shaped by years across Italy, Malaysia, and Thailand, returns with “Time”, the lead single from his upcoming album The Place. A past Independent Music Award winner, he uses the track as a cinematic, intimate, and emotionally raw reintroduction, a postcard from…
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Efan Electro is an 11-year-old producer and DJ from Llanllechid, Wales, who made waves with his self-produced single “Feel the Beat (Old Skool)” on 24 March 2026. Working from a bedroom in Snowdonia, he channels late-’80s house pioneers, from Frankie Knuckles, Larry Heard, to Marshall Jefferson, and even tips his…
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Harry P, a Hastings DJ, drops “Hey Mr DJ” from TEJAS on April 3, 2026. Drawing from trance forebears Armin van Buuren, Sash, and Faithless, Harry builds euphoric, crowd-calibrated anthems from his home studio. Produced with Dan Radcliffe, the single reads like a love letter to the people who bring…
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Ron Zama, an Odense-born electronic upstart, dropped his latest single, “No Tomorrow,” on March 20, 2026. DIY to the core, Ron builds from the couch up in a humble home studio, making drums his north star and layering synths and bass until the track clicks. Influenced by high-energy acts like…
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FREZYA returns with the euphorically sultry single, “Feverlock,” a follow-up to Furtiva that pins the aftermath of a night to tape. It’s sweaty, slow, and sticky in the best way. It’s a radio-ready Dance/Afro-House cut riding an amapiano-inspired log-drum bounce at roughly 112 BPM, built for late hours and close…
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Richard Green, a Milan–London producer and violinist, unwraps his melodic single “Little Things,” released October 16, 2025. Blending electro-dance energy with orchestral warmth, Green’s one-off offers a chill-yet-urgent reminder to notice life’s small sparks. “Little Things” opens like a memory unspooling, as soft synth pads hover, then deep, rumbling beats…
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Icy Volcano presents a thoughtful reinterpretation with “Cry for Me,” a cover single that positions itself as both a creative reimagining and a step toward defining his artistic identity. Emerging from Athens, Greece, the release reflects a fully self-produced effort, where Alexandros Kampouroglou takes on the roles of producer and…