Chloe Qisha is turning heads in the alt-pop world with her self-titled debut EP, blending nostalgic synth-driven sounds with sharp, personal lyricism. In this in-depth interview and album review, Qisha opens up about her journey from psychology student to pop’s rising star. Her EP, featuring standout tracks like “Evelyn” and “Sexy Goodbye,” showcases her knack for storytelling, cinematic visuals, and a clear artistic vision that promises an exciting future in music.

Daniel Blumberg, the enigmatic former frontman of Yuck, has embarked on an ambitious new project: scoring Brady Corbet's A24 film, The Brutalist. This isn't just any film score; it's a sonic exploration of brutalist architecture, a genre known for its raw, imposing forms and its social and political implications.

Colombian electronic artist Ela Minus is poised to release her sophomore album, "DIA," on January 17th, 2025. This highly anticipated follow-up to her critically acclaimed 2020 debut, "acts of rebellion," promises a deeper exploration of self, forged through a nomadic creative process and a yearning for artistic honesty.

NIKI's Buzz is a sonic revelation that showcases her evolution from promising newcomer to fully-fledged artist. With each track, she delves deeper into her artistry, exploring themes of love, loss, and self-discovery with raw vulnerability and poetic candor. From the infectious energy of "Too Much Of A Good Thing" to the ethereal beauty of "Magnets," Buzz is a captivating journey that will leave listeners wanting more.