Yung Leo has been an artist to watch for a while now, and Days B4 ET [pt. 1] is yet another reason to keep an eye on his musical output. At only three tracks long, this all too brief EP offers the same brand of ethereal trap (I’m borrowing that phrase from its genre tags) … Continue reading 2021 REVIEWS: YUNG LEO – DAYS B4 ET [PT. 1]
Jaypluss’ flow is smooth and stereoscopic on “Salvation” On “Salvation” Jaypluss spins his hometown of Charlotte around and documents whatever catches his line of sight. “It’s bag season, I ain’t talking bout no Birkin either, I just wanna feed you this music that’s coming through your speaker” he begins, taking an intimate seat with the … Continue reading 2021 SINGLE REVIEWS: JAYPLUSS – SALVATION
As members of up and coming internet collective Gendergrind, Big Dimp and Boxkitty are currently minor players in one of the most powerful music scenes of the past decade. DimpKitty may be brief, but it solidifies its creators’ importance and suggests that they have the potential to make a huge splash in an already overcrowded … Continue reading 2021 REVIEWS: BIG DIMP & BOXKITTY – DIMPKITTY
A morose Valentine’s Day banger, ‘Bonnie & Clyde’ is Wave Noir’s dramatic return after a nine month absence from the music game. Employing the vocal talents of past collaborator John Alone on its hook, the track is a welcome burst of serotonin that many of us need at this time of the year. ‘Please let … Continue reading 2021 SINGLE REVIEWS: WAVE NOIR & JOHN ALONE – BONNIE & CLYDE
Bronclair’s “Fatal”, featuring the very talented Slitz, is the newest example of his dazzling and dark hyperpop sound that has propelled him into the success he has found since becoming a popular force in the scene in 2020. Introduced by a lone haunting time-warped synth lead and Bronclair’s sparse vocal harmonies, “Fatal” shifts into a … Continue reading 2021 SINGLE REVIEWS: BRONCLAIR – “FATAL” ft. SLITZ
In November of last year, Bleach spoke to us about a future now in motion. There’s a kind of permanent exhaustion blanketing the present. The pandemic’s anniversary has passed, lockdowns have come and gone and come again, nothing seems to change. In spite of everything, Bleachh is electric and energised when he picks up my … Continue reading 2021 INTERVIEWS: BLEACHH
Now operating under the name LowkeyMiserable, UK artist Comply has provided listeners with BloodLust, 2021’s most sonically impressive project yet. This is the last time that I’m going to refer to Comply by his Axed Up moniker, primarily because the sound of this mixtape is so wildly different to any of the duo’s output but … Continue reading 2021 REVIEWS: LOWKEYMISERABLE – BLOODLUST
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