Category: reviews

Will Braynen is an artist out of Tucson, Arizona.

“Bird” was written in collaboration with a choreographer for a dance studio.

It’s a delicate, beautiful little piece with just a touch of psychedelia.

[listen and dig]

“Bird”, along with Will Braynen’s other compositions are now available on Spotify and iTunes.

Peace and love from Santiago, Chile.

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…”that feeling when you’re outside and it’s just warm enough. Your skin being lightly kissed by the sun and you’re almost falling asleep. You remember your past, but you’re still in the present, daydreaming of a nostalgic and tangible future.” — Palm Haze

Palm Haze is a band originally from Brazil, but is now based out of Vancouver, Canada.

They released their album Tangy Dream today—September, 15th. It’s a sublime mashup of psychedelic shoegaze and dreampop.

It goes hard but is simultaneously oh so soft.

check it.

We hope to hear more rad jams from this promising group here in the near future. They might just have what it takes.

Peace and love from Santiago, Chile.

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Porch Lights—the creation of Corey Crellin—is an ambient indie-folk project based out of San Francisco, California.

Bright Boy, Porch Lights latest album, was released July 5th, 2017. 

Take a listen.

Emily Golightly was on background vocals for that last one.

And now, here is “Brown Horse”—an emotional melancholy jam. 

We hope to hear more from Porch Lights soon!

Peace and love from Santiago, Chile.

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SIR KN8 and HILA THE KILLA are an independent hip-hop duo out of NYC.

If dark introspective rap with a tinge of humor is what you’re after, then look no further, SIR KN8 and HILA THE KILLA have got what you need.

Do we only live once? Do we even exist at all? These are just a couple of the philosophical concepts SIR KN8 and HILA THE KILLA ponder in “YLALO”.

[listen, watch and then philosophize]

YLALO Y’ALL!

Peace and love from Santiago, Chile.

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Minneapolis-based, Human Heat will release All Is Too Much tomorrow, September 15th.

The album was mostly recorded in Schaaf’s home studio, and was mixed and mastered by Zach Hanson (Bon Iver, The Staves) in Fall Creek, Wisconsin.

Here are two wonderfully eerie tracks off their upcoming album.

[listen and dig]

Human Heat has also just announced a fall tour in support of the new album. The tour will include shows in St. Paul, Chicago, Philadelphia, Brooklyn and more.

All Is Too Much is available to pre-order now on Bandcamp!

Peace and love from Santiago, Chile.

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