The now New York-based folk artist Fenne Lily is back with her third record and while her tender acoustic aura hasn’t changed a bit, her latest full-length is more honest and authentic than ever, grappling the essence of this thing called love with new intensity and sincerity. In a matter of looking back at each song from first to last, these are her thoughts on how this album was conceived.
The Catalan-Irish singer Núria Graham releases her fifth record "Cyclamen". It symbolizes a departure from the previous sound and tells intertwining stories of various characters. We met the artist to chat about the hidden treasures in (more or less) every song.
Juanita Euka is not a Latin-American singer, she is not a Congolese singer, she is not a Londoner - she is all of those things at the same time and unapologetically herself. On her debut she explores themes of identity, cultural trauma, and pains of colonialism, while also empowering and celebrating Black female identity. Between Congo, Cuba, London, Peru, and Argentina, Juanita Euka walked us through her creative process.
The Swedish star talks us through the stark, powerful songs on her brand new debut album
The Icelandic musician's new EP 'White Sun' features string-based re-imaginings of songs from throughout her career - we asked her to talk us though this wonderful release.
Stefano Fagnani gives an exclusive insight into his new album.
Grégoire Fray, brainchild of THOT & THE HILLS MOVER, gives a track by track insight in his solo record 'Dead Notes'.