Fresh-faced youngster and nu-disco/dubstep producer Hugo Leclercq, aka Madeon, caught fame for remixes at the seasoned age of 16. The Frenchman began composing music at 11 under the name "Deamon". When his singles caught fire, and realizing he was more angel than demon with THAT...
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Olivver the Kid formed when the drummer from LA quintet the Neighbourhood, Bryan "Olivver" Sammis, quit the band and went solo. His EP "Freak" came out in October and it's got some really interesting and unique sounding jams worth checking out (plus it's only 5...
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New York artist Stan Rapoport, soon to be better known as Black Coast, teamed up with a local poet who goes by M. Maggie, and you should be glad they did. Through a 2014 version of The Postal Service, they worked on their first single...
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Electronica synth-popper duo living in LA, PrOfiles, write about "sex, addiction, hypnotherapy and love" (doesn't "synth-popper" sounds like some newfangled rich kid club drug? Kids these days and their synth-popping...
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Duo from South West England, Honne, are delivering smooth and sensual ear sex, for late night drives on rain slick streets, or after-party loungin' with a drink and a cigarette with the lights down low. College mates, Andy and James (they don't disclose their surnames)...
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For some reason, when Chaz Bundick was just a one-man show, he wanted to confuse us all by naming his band in the plural - Toro y Moi - as well as in two different languages and he ranks in at number two for coolest...
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Good. You got over the name enough to click on this post. I saw this song posted to Hilly Dilly recently, but couldn't find anything on the Canadian producer other than the fact that he was from Toronto. Dude's mad chill though, and got back...
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This is really good. I have seen and heard things about Snakadaktal, but I have to be honest, that name always threw me off. I never really wanted to see what it was about. Sometimes, things just get served up to you like this one...
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This is exactly what I need right now after a long weekend of tromping through the mud. Some new Washed Out. It sounds like a departure from the usual fuzzed out vibe that we're used to from Ernest Greene, the man behind Washed Out....
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The first time I heard Wild Nothing, I had just lost my job and packed up my car and left New York with no plans to return. I was in the midst of that pilgrimage when I heard them on some college radio station flying...
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