‘Right Here’ is one of the emotive, reflective, heavy-hearted, electronic-pop productions from Bo Weber’s first album, Wendy.
Category: Genres
STéLOUSE – Plastic
Flecks of Mura Masa fill STéLOUSE’s new single ‘Plastic’, featuring Madi & Pink Slip. The synth work is notable, swirling and crashing against the lead melody to create interesting harmonic counterpoints.
On The Record: Joseph Ember
Joseph Ember (f.k.a. Ursa Major) is a young, emerging singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist heralding from Toronto. Ember is bringing a DIY mindset to the burgeoning scene in Toronto and is back with his brand-new single ‘Exit Society’. We had a chat with the 21 year-old talent and gained some valuable insight into his musical endeavours.
Tamino – Cigar
One of four new singles, ‘Cigar’ by Antwerp singer-songwriter Tamino portrays a a crisp, introverted profoundness.
Brockhampton – Face
Watch the Kevin Abstract-directed video for “Face”, the first taste of Brockhampton’s second mixtape, Saturation.
On The Record: Born Stranger
Here at Unrecorded, we’re all about emerging artists. Born Stranger are an up and coming duo based out of London, creating expansive electronica a la HONNE. I had a little chat with the boys to discover more about their influences, sound and background. Hey guys, could you give our readers some background on the project?…
Kudu Blue – Shaded EP
After two years, Kudu Blue shares their debut EP, Shaded, as a clear signifier of the British band’s unique style.
Launchpad: Drinker
This is a mature debut from a pair who know what they want to sound like and are executing it with confidence and charisma. Keep your eye on the pair throughout this year; there are more releases scheduled over the next few months.
biLLLy – Locked In
biLLLy has been a personal favourite of mine since I heard ‘Bad Timing’, a single the London-based producer released three years ago. Over the last few years his output has gone from strength to strength.
Review: Kendrick Lamar – DAMN.
Kendrick Lamar’s ‘DAMN.’ is all about the struggle – the struggle within, the struggle to belong, the struggle to survive.
