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Falling somewhere in the wonderful middle ground between jazz, post-rock, and indie, Yuurei Shimai writes songs full of restless tension.
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Written to accompany a filmed dance routine, the tender melodies on “Maps” feel airy and graceful.
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The latest from Christian Löffler turns watercolor melodies and muted rhythms into soundscapes of stark, windswept beauty.
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Willaris. K’s latest EP shimmers with textural synths and a newfound sense of sonic spaciousness in its arrangements.
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