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Album: EMA by Sienná

Kyoto-born, Oslo-based artist Sienná returns with her seventh full album, EMA, out September 23rd via Anneis Records, her first new Norwegian release since 2023's Wa-Kei-Sei-Jyaku. True to the "East-meets-West," no-rules approach she's...

Made Love by Never Enough In Love

"Made Love", out September 11th, closes out the debut EP from Never Enough In Love, the Worthing-based project of songwriter and producer Neil Durrant. It's a song about the depth and complexity...

Is This You? by Carmelo Alfano

Carmelo Alfano's path to "Is This You?," out September 1st, has taken some genuinely unusual turns. The London-based, Sicilian-rooted artist spent two years studying voice in Modena with the teacher of Luciano...

BACK TO THE AGE OF WONDER!

Childhood can feel like a place we leave without realizing we are leaving it. The imagination remains, but the certainty that anything is possible slowly gives way to practicality, expectation, and time....

A TRADITION IN MOTION!

For Sergiy Bolotny, folklore becomes more than musical material; it becomes a way of connecting places, histories and identities. A Ukrainian-born violinist making his home in the Netherlands, Bolotny turns toward Dutch...

FRAGMENTS OF A LIFE REMEMBERED..

French chanson has always had a particular talent for making ordinary life feel cinematic. A street corner can become a memory; a passing encounter can become a lifetime. FRANCK’s “La Rengaine” draws...
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