The most suitable way to describe Elleodin’s single ‘Lena’ would be as ‘abstract’ electronica. This strange track pushes the boundaries of sub-genres within electronic music, making Lena worth a listen even if just for the sake of curiosity.

Desire is a highly emotive album with a mysterious, thought-provoking narrative. Archer has combined old with new by infusing ambient synths and atmospheres with trap beats, reminiscent of the days when he produced this contrasting side of electronic music. With haunting vocals and gentle pianos, Desire will capture your imagination, and there’s a strong chance you’ll lose yourself there. 

It’s been a crazy few weeks for us with loads of good stuff going on (more on that below!) but we wanted to open this newsletter with this: we are thrilled to announce that we have a brand new logo ready to be implemented. We felt that the current logo was due for an update. Our new logo really lines up with what we are all about. So, here it is! We hope you like it as much as we do :)

Little over a month ago we organised a remix contest for a couple of tracks from the Daydreaming album by Safe Place. Along the way we received a few emails from remixers who stated that the tracks were so good that they found it hard to come up with something new without damaging the originals.

A remix competition featuring 'Happy', Friends' and 'Delicate' from Safe Place's spellbinding album 'Daydreaming'.

Upon listening to ‘Daydreaming’ you may find you completely lose yourself to the atmosphere in which Safe Place creates. Painted in various hues of golden yellows and frozen blues, the carefully crafted textures and gentle synths throughout this album play like a cold summer breeze; full of the nostalgic scents of a world in full bloom. 

A sublime mix of trip hop, chillout and electronica, Blue Hour plays like the last breath of winter at twilight, full of delicate crystalline percussion and deep bass lines.

‘The Dream’ is more of an experience than an album. It draws you in in an unexplainable way, causing you to listen to it in it’s entirety and leaving you feeling oddly calm and elated after the final track. Perhaps the best way to describe it would be as a session of guided meditation - one that you have entered into before you are even aware of it.

In his debut EP 'Prologue', sar.casm takes us down a long and winding road full of creativity with zero limitations.

The story of how one track can inspire others, causing it grow into a much bigger collaborative project.