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Before Camera di Pressione, Italian rapper Ari Selva and Swiss producer Vaynex had already tested their partnership on Il Rabdomante and Prima Della Distruzione. Their new full-length expands the exchange across eight tracks, with DJ…
Acacia Grace, an independent singer-songwriter working across neo-soul, R&B and jazz, spends her second album Moonchild keeping the room dim and the emotional distance close. It follows the 2021 EP Vulnerable with a wider canvas…
‘Sorry (I Get It)’ has the grin of a comeback that arrives once the romance is already over. scared wraps a failed summer fling in sunny acoustic guitar, using its…
ViVii have always understood that dream-pop works best when beauty carries a little danger. On “Temporary”, the Swedish trio wrap thoughts about time, change and approaching endings inside four minutes…
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