Yussef Dayes – Black Classical Music
For fans of Tom Misch, Ezra Collective, Kokoroko, Shabaka Hutchings, Nubya Garcia and drums that cause involuntary stank faces.... Read more.
Cleo Sol – Rose in the Dark
For fans of Olivia Dean, Ego Ella May, Yazmin Lacey, warm UK neo-soul and songs that sound gentle but know exactly what they’re saying.... Read more.
Hania Rani – Sentimental Value
For fans of Nils Frahm, Ólafur Arnalds, scores that stand up long after the credits and being emotionally rearranged by a piano.... Read more.
BRUIT≤ Live at Neue Zukunft
The French quartet turned a sold-out Berlin room into something that felt like a protest, a ritual and, somehow, a small act of hope.... Read more.
Mandrake Handshake – Earth-Sized Worlds
For fans of King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, sun-dazed psych-pop, cosmic krautrock grooves, and anyone willing to take their shoes... Read more.
Tinariwen Live at Huxley’s
Tinariwen brought the Sahara to a sold-out Huxleys Neue Welt, and somehow made a big Berlin venue feel warm, human and shared. A night of desert blues, choir melodies... Read more.
We Lost The Sea – A Single Flower
For fans of Explosions in the Sky, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, MONO, cinematic post-rock, and anyone who believes hope can arrive through distorted guitars.... Read more.
Olive Jones – For Mary
For fans of Cleo Sol, Amy Winehouse, Gotts Street Park, late-night soul, and anyone who still believes a voice can stop you mid-sentence.... Read more.
B.B. King – Live in Cook County Jail
For fans of Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison, live albums with actual stakes, or anyone who still believes music can jailbreak.... Read more.
Tokyo Tea Room – No Rush
For fans of Men I Trust, Crumb, The Marías, Japanese listening bars, and anyone who wants music to make the room feel a little softer.... Read more.