Here, Carlos Ucedda reveals himself to be an artist whose versatility does not come across as a deliberate stylistic device, but rather as something that wells up from within him and inevitably transforms into sound. Whilst his new composition unfolds like an interstitial space – somewhere between the body and the cosmos – house and…
Schlagwort: electro pop
Backyard Astronauts – I WANT POETRY
With “Backyard Astronauts”, I WANT POETRY open a window onto those bountiful summers when a garden was enough to step into the universe. The German indietronica duo thus taps into a cultural mood that is currently flaring up everywhere: Artemis II euphoria, Ryan Gosling’s interstellar tale of friendship, a collective gaze upwards – away from…
Pelografia – Carlos Ucedda
Pelografia unfolds like a streak of light cutting through a smoky club: 80s electro-pop in which art-pop subtleties and a barely audible underground pulse are so interwoven that the glamour never seems merely nostalgic, but creates a stage; Synthesizers, neon-soaked and warm, evoke images of dancing shadows, while a deliberately exaggerated performance, larger than life…
The People – Egger
Following the acclaimed debut “Strange Behaviour”, which was warmly received by the press, EGGER returns with his new single “The People”. This release marks a clear artistic progression: while the foundation of cool synths and minimalist electro remains intact, EGGER leans further into the aesthetics of 80s Dark ElectroPop. A pounding bass drum, reminiscent of…
“Velvet Dream” – ZenToy
ZenToy, who lives and works in Brussels, unfolds with “Velvet Dream” a dense, contemplative piece that, rather than chasing immediate club impact, constructs a nocturnal soundscape where electro‑pop, house and EDM are so intricately braided that atmosphere becomes the driving force, and die‑hard hooks give way to a persistent, almost cinematic refrain — “I’m looking…
‘Child’ – I WANT POETRY
With ‘Child’, I WANT POETRY make their boldest foray into expansive electro-pop, presenting a track that is both anthemic and intimate. Till Moritz Moll layers radiantly shimmering synths and precise keyboard textures, while Tine von Bergen delivers a vocal performance that combines vulnerability and self-assertion; small phrasing details transform simple lines into emotional touchstones. The…
