Kenneth Kane: “Light & Shadow” – a realm where everything is possible!
Can someone please explain how it is possible for people to not love trance music? Trance is one of my favorite types of electronic music because it is the most…
Lyndon Rivers: “We’re Done Here” references both retro and modern
Without making a big thing of it, Bristol born producer Lyndon Rivers has resisted the modern mania for disclosure, instead cultivating an affable inscrutability and consuming devotion to his releases.…
Jo-B Sebastian: “HeartBeat” – a foundation of a masterful melody and elegant instrumentation
Born and raised in Hong Kong, Jo-B Sebastian spent his teenage years in the Philippines. His grandfather was a Juilliard-trained concert conductor and violinist, while he fed his own musical…
Monsieur Job aiming for the Billboard Charts with “Chow Chow eyyy Pow Pow”
Latin lovers get ready for “Chow Chow eyyy Pow Pow” to become a worldwide sensation as it aims for the Billboard Charts! Musik Radio Promotions presents Monsieur Job to the…
Nina Söderquist & Bjorn Skifs: “Goodbye” – emotionally and technically towering performances
Nina Söderquist has received acclaim by the world press for her success in London’s West End, where she played the lead in Monty Python’s musical “Spamalot”. During her 25 years…
Caesare’: “Luv Muscle” brilliantly manages to hold its own
After initially having a development deal with Jive Records, and being part of the rap group O.T.G. which eventually split ways. Caesare’ Swann, also known as Caesare’ or Ray Swann,…
Calle Ameln: “Hit Me In The Face”- extending his creative music muscle more than ever
Everything that singer-songwriter Calle Ameln does is awesome, and his reworking of a 2014 Swedish pop hit by Thomas Stenström , is no different to the results he has achieved…
Mortinus: “Black & Green Mornings” ebbs and flows, finding new pathways to build to an ethereal intensity
It’s the end of 2017, and the electronic music market is a crowded one. The emergence of platforms like Soundcloud have had an undeniable impact on this particular style of…
LoFi Chill: “Isolation” – somehow nostalgic yet impersonal at once
LoFi Chill is a U.S. based music producer. His style includes elements of lofi hip-hip, chillhop, and chillwave. “Isolation” is his fourth album release. Previous albums include “Optimism”, “For Lovers…
Recklous: “Friends and Fam” – full of ambition and wisdom
It’s pretty hard to believe that rapper Recklous only dropped his first professionally produced track at the beginning of 2017. Over the years leading up to now, Santa Cruz’s very…
