Have you ever felt, under certain circumstances, a sense of unity with the world stronger than usual? Felt with your entire being that you are a part of it? No?
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
The days are getting longer, but it’s only a delay of the night, which inevitably claims its power. In those moments when the city lights are swallowed by the thick
I often come across experimental works where artists rethink genres, and today’s focus is a perfect example. In the new Future Garage release from Ukrainian musician Bohdan Kotvytskyi, known as
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
I am thrilled to launch a dedicated section for melodic electronica on my site. The first track to spearhead this new direction for my blog is a track from the
Today, I’ve managed to catch a real "golden fish" in the vast lake of ambient music: a new release from British multi-instrumentalist and composer Mark Rolfe titled "Compton Bay." This