Indulge in Nostalgic Euphoria with Weval
Electronic duo Weval talk their latest EP Time Goes, the traits at the backbone of their creative synergy, heading back to live events and more.
Mixtape
A commentary on the latest trends in music, from the newest tracks to up-and-coming artistes, as well as unique and lesser-known acts.
The Prince of Darkness: The Impact of Miles Davis on Jazz
31 years after the death of the jazz icon, writer and composer Marco Sebastiano Alessi examines the lasting reverberations that Davis leaves on the world of music today
When Psychedelic-Country-MOR-Pop Ruled: The Magic of Nancy & Lee
A new edition of a record that completely defied conventional genres proves it’s still as bizarre and brilliant as it was in 1968.
Of Saxophones, NFTs & Interactive Albums with Mike Casey
From releasing an interactive album-slash-app to creating an NFT collection, saxophonist Mike Casey is bringing jazz into the future.
The Future is Still Electro
Celebrating one of the most enduringly funky and futuristic strands of modern music with an epic playlist and whistlestop historical tour.
Basking in Life’s Joys with Guerilla Toss
Hear from Guerilla Toss frontwoman Kassie Carlson about Famously Alive, creating through the pandemic and choosing optimism.
Tommaso Moretti: An “Italiano in America”
Get to know the dizzying complexities and instant joy of the musical life of an Italian émigré drummer
Jazz First: Introducing a Whole World of 21st Century Hybridisation
With International Jazz Day looming, here’s an overview of a dizzying world of ultra-modernist, ultra-innovative sound from Stockholm to Shanghai.
Slow Burners: Revisiting Iconic Albums That Initially Flopped
Though surprising, there are quite a number of now-classic albums largely ignored by fans and critics at launch. We revisit 10 of those works here.
Going Retro Futuristic with K-Pop Producer 250
Seoul-based music producer 250 on his “Bang Bus” music video, ppong-jak and working on K-pop music.