Unreleased (EP) – Allegra With the ‘Unreleased EP’, Allegra opens a new chapter – brilliantly produced yet emotionally unfiltered. Six songs that never quite fitted into a concept now form a mini‑universe of their own, somewhere between club euphoria and vulnerable self‑reflection. Romantic sets the tone: an instantly catchy pop track about the magic of…
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FiloFX Records – 28th Aug: The Moment the Beat Takes Over the Room: Breakdown – Andrew Corbin
News: Breakdown – Andrew Corbin ‘Breakdown’ unfolds like a scene set right in the middle of the room: a track that works not only because of its synth-pop and funk elements, but also because of what happens in the lyrics. The interlocking synth lines push forward, whilst the springy bass pulls the body in the…
FiloFX Records – 14th Aug: Why Can’t We Live Together – The Blue Book Project & Rogue FX
News: Why Can’t We Live Together – The Blue Book Project, Rogue FX With “Why Can’t We Live Together”, The Blue Book Project and Rogue FX have delivered a collaboration that feels like a long-lost summer hit from the 90s, but whose subject matter is firmly rooted in the year 2026. The Italian producer has…
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Perfume – Shab ‘Perfume’ sounds like a night-time camera pan: everything in motion, everything in focus. The beat features a shimmering Middle Eastern pulse that gives Shab’s sound a clear contour. The production remains tight, rhythmic and visceral – exactly the sort of pop that doesn’t ask questions, but draws you in. Shab delivers a…
FiloFX Records – 7th Aug: All of Us Are Infinite – Andrew Corbin
News: All of Us Are Infinite – Andrew Corbin Andrew Corbin’s “All of Us Are Infinite” feels like an inner ascent – a track that conceives of the stratosphere not merely as an image, but as an emotional state. Built around a multi-layered, looping chant that acts as a recurring, driving rhythm of thought, the…
Alchemy and the Flower – Moon and Aries
Alchemy and the Flower opens like an atmospheric threshold — a place where organic guitar lines thread themselves through understated, almost weightless electronics, as if both elements were feeling their way toward each other rather than meeting outright. The vocals drift in from somewhere slightly out of frame, close enough to register as presence, yet…
