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Photo Credit: Cindel Oh After years of shaping the soundscapes of some of the world’s biggest artists from behind the scenes, London-based non-binary artist, producer, and engineer Ary Maudit is stepping squarely into the spotlight. Their debut single, “No Intention,” arrives as a vibrant, emotionally charged introduction to a bold new chapter of their creative journey. Blending the high-octane urgency of classic pop-punk with the sharp introspection of modern alt-pop, the tr

Brooklyn-based duo Dancing In Tongues return with their haunting new single “Petri Dish,” a delicate yet emotionally charged piece that drifts between ambient electronics and avant-pop abstraction. Serving as the first glimpse into their upcoming four-track EP of the same name, due July 3rd, the track marks a striking continuation of their ability to turn deeply personal experience into immersive sonic worlds. Written and produced in Berlin alongside Lucas Herweg (LLUCID) and

Canadian ambient composers Alaskan Tapes and Blu Miles come together on Blank Slate, Open Space with a rare sense of patience and emotional clarity, crafting a record that feels less like a traditional collaboration and more like a shared state of mind. Across seven quietly immersive compositions, the album explores the space between distance and intimacy, turning remote creation into something profoundly human and deeply connected. Led by the stunning centerpiece “In-Cloud,”

With Babylon, the debut EP from Los Angeles artist Pyrenees Love Triangle, Julian Hacquebard steps into a new sonic universe, one where Madchester-inspired electronica, dance-punk propulsion, and psychedelic rock textures collide in vivid, unpredictable ways. Across six tracks, pulsing drum machines intertwine with live instrumentation, while surreal imagery and emotionally charged songwriting explore desire, overstimulation, and the strange beauty of modern life. Known for h

Welcome to Curious For Music! Can you tell us about the inspiration behind your latest release? I wrote Worst Enemy at the end of the year when I was doing my new years plans. I realized that there were so many things that I wanted to do that I just wasn’t. It dawned on me that the only person standing in the way of achieving everything I want to achieve is me and I write the song almost like a declaration that things are gonna change. That’s how we get the chorus “I don’t wa

On her latest release, the artist behind “€3.19”, Jazmine White, returns with a song shaped by introspection, honesty, and emotional self-interrogation. Originally written as an experiment in perspective, attempting to understand an avoidant attachment style, the track quickly became something more personal, revealing unexpected clarity about their own emotional patterns. Written in fragments between shifts at Starbucks and later developed with close collaborators Trinity Rey

VÆB continue their ascent into pop’s upper tier with ‘Gimme More’, a track that feels tailor-made for viral moments, live chaos, and fan-fuelled online culture. It’s bold, colourful, and unapologetically maximalist, leaning into everything that has made the Icelandic duo a standout in the current European pop wave. From the outset, the single is engineered for impact. Its tempo feels impatient, its textures deliberately exaggerated, and its hooks designed for instant recognit

Rzekomo's new album 'The Gray Zone of Talk' is built around an apparent contradiction: a highly regimented conceptual framework attempting to articulate the instability of human understanding. As the third installment in the artist’s decade-long 10 times 10 gives 100 project — ten albums, ten tracks, ten years — the record exists within strict numerical boundaries. Yet the music itself feels elusive, constantly dissolving before it can settle into certainty. Inspired by Henri

Rudi Burke’s “Red, dead Ladybugs” is the kind of song that sneaks up on you. At first, it feels simple—just a voice, an acoustic guitar, and a story—but by the time it settles in, it’s carrying a surprising emotional weight. As the first taste of his upcoming debut album Beauty Left Within, it’s a strong introduction to an artist with something real to say. The track blends folk storytelling with a light touch of alternative rock, creating a sound that feels timeless without

Newcastle-born, Paris-based songwriter Tom Hancock arrives with an ambitious and emotionally resonant debut in Innate Subjects, an album that stretches the boundaries of contemporary folk while remaining deeply rooted in intimacy and human vulnerability. Recorded in Paris and produced alongside Saving Felix, the eight-track release merges delicate acoustic songwriting with ambient electronics, cinematic textures, and subtle experimental flourishes, creating a body of work tha

Conor Fagan’s Rose Wallace Goldaline project has always existed in the space between memory and mourning, but ‘Don’t Take All This For Granted’ feels like the first moment where the fog begins to lift. Across his various aliases, Fagan has shown a talent for building emotional worlds with subtle distinctions, and here he trades the ache of regret that coloured the debut EP for something softer, warmer, and unexpectedly hopeful. The result is a song that feels deeply personal