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Iman Jordan: Delivering Conscious Contributions
I first heard about Iman Jordan back when he was releasing mixtapes on myspace, going by the stage name Mateo, and signed to Alicia Keys' production team, Krucial Noise, a label imprint on Interscope. His tone was immediately striking, and I can almost remember the first time I happened upon his mixtape cover of In Your Eyes by Peter Gabriel, (one of my personal favorite songs). It was gentle and pleading at the same time, warm, vintage and familiar, yet so modern and evocati


Unknown Mortal Orchestra: FEAR in the desert ๐๏ธ
FEAR. A new instrumental joint project by Ruban Nielson (UMO) and Jared Mattson (The Mattson 2), who teamed up to write and record the album over the course of just a few days in Palm Springs, CA in the summer of 2024. Inspired by liminal spaces and the distortion within "the American Dream", our journey with FEAR begins with American Eagle.


The Desert Son: Gene Evaro Jr. ๐
With a voice like a gentle breeze, and an ancient swag that hints he's lived at least a thousand lives, Gene Evaro Jr. embodies the essence of the Southern California desert, but seems to go where the wind takes him. Born into a multi-generational heritage of music and performance, Geneโs creative pulse feels ancestral. The son of a visionary musician-producer father and a compassionate social worker-activist mother, his life has always balanced artistry with empathy. His roo


Foggie Raw: Raw as it gets. ๐ถโ๐ซ๏ธ
I first heard this unmistakable tone back in 2022. The Ghanian-born, Maryland raised lyricist found consistent buzz after sampling Alicia Keys "You Don't Know My Name" in his hypnotic, sonically sweet "Psalm 62". With a conversational, intelligent, syncopated flow reminiscent of Andre 3000, Foggie brought it to the stratosphere with the visual below. After years of anticipation, his debut album WITH NO DUE RESPECT is due to drop tonight (2/27/26) at midnight.


From Radiohead to The Smile: Glastonbury 2021
Live music logistics during the pandemic were nearly impossible, but Radiohead's Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood alongside drummer Tom Skinner found a way to creatively debut their surprise first live performance at the Glastonbury Festival's 2021 livestream. The Smile brought a parachute, neon lights and some gear in to the woods, and in our humble opinion, performed one of the coolest livestreams we've ever seen. Drum-and-bass heavy hypnotic track The Smoke has been in ro
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