Category: Album
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Trans Atlantic J. and “Circus”: 21 Minutes of Rhythmic Meditation
What do Antwerp, the Netherlands, and Berlin have in common? At first glance – nothing, except the Schengen zone. But looking more closely, a curious trio emerges: a pragmatist, a diplomat, and an eternal teenager. It’s precisely in this triangle – between Flemish aesthetics, Dutch drive, and Berlin boldness – that Trans Atlantic J. creates.…
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Cherry Makes Waves and her “Home By Eleven”: Music On a Whole New Level
Rare – because it’s hard to meet such ones these days. Interesting – because from the first minute you realize: before you is an artist whose creative energy is boiling. Agree, meeting such musicians is always inspiring. They remind us that even in the familiar, where it would seem everything has already been explored, there…
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The Debut EP “LEO”: LÉO’s Intimate Debut That Defies Passing Trends
Her stage pseudonym LÉO is actually her real surname. And LÉO was given to her at quite a young age – the “culprit” of this is her grandfather on her mother’s side. She was an active and stubborn child, she could hardly manage to sit still, because of this her grandfather called her his “little…
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The New Album “21 grammi” by Giuseppe Cucè: Music That Defies Gravity
In 1907, American doctor Duncan MacDougall tried to capture the moment when the soul leaves the body. His conclusion – twenty-one grams – the scientific community met approximately the same way as an acquaintance who after the second glass talks about astrology. The experiment failed, the methodology cracked at the seams, but the legend took…
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Twilight Folk with a Danish Accent: Planks Releases His Debut EP ‘Pilot’
The town of Bogense – in the north of the Danish island of Funen, is quite fascinating, its winters last a bit longer than is proper, and the summer evenings pretend as if the sun forgot to leave. It is from these enigmatic places that Mikkel Smidt Diget comes, known to fans by the pseudonym…
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The Pairs’ Album “Together on a Rock”: A Detox From Digital Noise
A filtered picture of breakfast is more important in our time than breakfast itself. Everyone is obsessed with speed and a perfect, meticulously polished sound, and you’ll agree that encountering something sincere is a gift of fate. This is why the folk trio The Pairs from London (the one in Canada, not to be confused…
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The Album by Clela Errington, Walkin’ Each Other Home: A Spiritual, Unforgettable Celebration of Toronto’s Folk Scene
An interesting fact: albums that appear at the right time – when there’s rain outside the window and the day becomes a solid gray spot, and conversations in cafes quiet down by themselves and you want to close the door and forget about what’s outside. “Walkin’ Each Other Home” by Clela Errington is one of…
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Where Guitars Argue with Gods: Neil Potter’s Debut Album “Out of the Fjords and New Found Lands” – A Saga Worthy of Odin
To be honest, not many people can instantly name all the gods of Asgard without mixing up Freyr and Freyja, can they? Exactly! Mythology – especially Norse mythology – is, you know, territory for the chosen few. And one of those chosen ones turned out to be Neil Potter: musician, teacher, and Liverpool resident. Neil…
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The self-titled album Nada UV: Ghostly Lounge for Midnight Conversations
Have you ever had the feeling that you’re living in two realities at once? In one – heroic confidence and readiness for a feat; in the other – awkwardness and panic at a nighttime call. These two “selves” have finally collided, and their battle has already been recorded and mixed into the perfect album “Nada…
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Sloe Paul: Berlin Multi-instrumentalist Releases “Searching/Finding” – Ethereal Bliss
Before the Christmas torrent of songs crashes down on listeners and the airwaves turn into one endless jingle, Sloe Paul arrives with a new album, “Searching/Finding”! And that’s salvation, friends. Instead of intrusive holiday noise, this release is the perfect bridge from hot summer to reflective autumn. It wraps you softly and nudges you toward the…