CASPER — POSSESSION
Casper’s POSSESSION is a 14 track record about the allure of the night life, of fame, of desire and the identities we create in order to be seen. It’s out…
Grey & Purple Songbook’s “Fateful Ski Trip”
The Grey & Purple Songbook’s ‘Fateful Ski Trip’ (released 13 September 2026) is all about the winter escape of 1205-1206 when two highly skilled Birkebeiner skiers took the young Håkon…
Larry Mossburg – Live For The Night
A Reminder to Stop Watching the Clock and Start Living The song ‘Live For The Night’ by Larry Mossburg, which was released on 27 July 2026, takes a common problem…
Orshina’s “Requiem for NOVA”
Orshina’s Requiem for NOVA is a very powerful piece of work which takes the experience of immense personal loss and turns it into a piece of music which is a…
Don Cicci – James Bond
Don Cicci Turns Cinematic Drama Into Lo-Fi Intrigue on “James Bond” The remix of Don Cicci’s “James Bond”, which came out on 10 April 2026, adopts an experimental method in…
Sheldon Mashugana & Crystal Carr – “It’s Turkey Day”
Sheldon Mashugana and Crystal Carr bring Thanksgiving to life in their original comedy song “It’s Turkey Day”, a musical journey that takes one of America’s most beloved holidays and fills…
The Burton D’Agostini Procedure – “Float Over Here”
“Float Over Here” is a work in which The Burton D’Agostini Procedure investigates the area lying between nostalgic psychedelia and current alternative music, offering listeners a sonic experience that rewards…
Sheldon Mashugana – “Monster Mash”
Sheldon Mashugana’s version of ‘Monster Mash’ is a great bit of comedy on one of the most iconic Halloween songs of all time. It’s a very simple reworking of Bobby…
Spinors – “You Loved the Cage”
“You Loved the Cage” is Spinors’ take on the end of a relationship as a story about emotional dependency, freedom and the fact that two people can go through the…
ERICKOSCAR – “What Will We Tell Them”
“What Will We Tell Them” by ERICKOSCAR poses one very simple question at its very core: what will we have to say to the generations that come after us? Rather…