Bonobo – Fragments
The 7th album from downtempo and dance music pioneer Simon Greene is a “meet people where they are” kind of record.
February 6, 2022
Tycho – Simulcast
There is nothing to complain about, really. No shift in moods. Everything is well here. Namaste.
March 18, 2020
Poolside – Low Season
The eagerly awaited 3rd album from Los Angeles group Poolside is a welcome trip to the tropics; so warm and wonderful!
March 15, 2020
Yppah – Sunset in the Deep End
As Lyft is to Uber, so is Yppah to the likes of Tycho, Bonobo or Emancipator.
March 5, 2020
Frameworks – Imagine Gold
After riding the North American festival circuit from Coachella to Camp Bisco, Frameworks took a timeout to imagine gold.
December 12, 2019
Teebs – Anicca
This album is for whatever is happening right now, a perfect soundtrack to nearly anything.
November 24, 2019
Baby Grand – Riveria EP
Sweet, safe, familiar retro lounge music filled with Latin flare and harmonious strings.
October 9, 2019
Jayda G – Significant Changes
Preserving the natural world is a theme carried throughout the album’s 9 tracks, which is timely given recent scientific studies and UN reports on climate change.
May 9, 2019
The Cinematic Orchestra – To Believe
If you’ve found British electronic-duo The Cinematic Orchestra too safe, predictable or just plain boring in the past, their first album in 12 years is
April 5, 2019
Jesus Velasquez – Escaping The Storm
His name is Jesus Velasquez, and here is his latest project for your consideration: an interesting combination of hip hop beats infused with bits of
March 5, 2019
Chrome Sparks – Be on Fire EP
Yeah, this will do: sweet synthy glitch goodness from Jeremy Malvin on Counter Records, an imprint of the mighty Ninja Tune label. Be on Fire
January 17, 2019
Poppy Ackroyd – Resolve
This English artist and member of Hidden Orchestra is classically trained on piano and violin. Her music is made from basically just these two instruments,
November 9, 2018
Ross From Friends – Family Portrait
This one has been on heavy rotation for the last few weeks, and the 90’s nostalgia is curious. What on Earth does this U.K. producer
September 2, 2018
Liminal Drifter – The Dreams
Australian dreamsonica is on full display from Dr. Simon Order aka Liminal Drifter. And yes, he actually does have a Ph.D. Order has been making
July 10, 2018
oOoOO & Islamiq Grrrls – Faminine Mystique
One can only imagine the early morning scenes in the Berlin apartment where this album was recorded in its’ entirety. It’s a difficult to hear,
June 13, 2018
A.A.L (Nicolas Jaar) 2012 – 2017
New York based Chilean-American composer and recording artist Nicolas Jaar (Against All Logic) releases a treasure trove of basement tracks and disco loops. “This Old
June 11, 2018
Four Tet – New Energy
Veteran instrumentalist, composer and general legend in the world of electronic music, Four Tet, has released his 15th album New Energy on his own label
October 29, 2017
Shigeto – The New Monday
How often can we judge an album by its’ cover? Mysterious. Familiar. Static. Change. Do these words evoke a particular place or musical genre? For
October 24, 2017
Jimmy Whoo – Motel Music Pt 2
Jimmy Whoo, Parisian producer and Co-Founder of Grande Ville Records, returns with the second part to his Motel Music album that he wrote over a
April 16, 2017
Lusine – Sensorimotor
The lines between techno and electro-pop continue to blur on the fourth studio album from Jeff McIlwain, aka Lusine. “The concept behind Sensorimotor pulls from
April 16, 2017