While looking over my small vinyl collection, I decided to head back to Spotify to check the list of new releases. Just yesterday, a very cool track titled "Jazz Diggers"
Articles, features, and music picks exploring the world of chillhop and lo-fi — from standout tracks to culture, artists, and trends shaping the genre.
The second month of spring has begun quite softly. The warmth is gaining momentum, and the tracks from lo-fi artists are becoming increasingly experimental. It feels like only recently I
Each of us has whispered these words to ourselves at least once while returning from an exhausting day at work or a hard workout: "Almost home." This is exactly what
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: Steve Nguyen creates pure magic. Operating out of his Studio APA, Steve and his collaborators continue to elevate the Lo-Fi sound
I rarely share tracks built with the help of AI, but today I’ve decided to take the risk. I was genuinely struck by the construction of the guitar parts and
Today is a chilly, damp day—one that feels more like late autumn than early spring. In this gray drizzle, I went looking for a specific source of warmth and found
Evening tracks always hit differently. Having just finished "Yesterday" by German producer Bequem, I started wondering: does yesterday really sound like this? It's a tough question to answer without a
Spring has already crossed the three-week mark, yet it still finds itself in a tug-of-war with winter’s lingering chill. Against the backdrop of this seasonal standoff, German artists Ima Dyllow
After an exhausting weekend, a strong cup of coffee is the only way to claw back into the work rhythm. The first release on my desk was "Glass Flowers" by
I often find myself staring at a single point while listening to music, completely lost in the texture of the sound. It turns out there’s a term for this in