Music

Sometimes it is worth looking back and celebrating how far youve come, and what sort of a person you turned out to be.

A mixture of indie rock with hints of synthpop that captures the frustration of fighting with yourself, in your own head, over everything.

Balances the theatricality of Florence Welch with hints of effervescent folk, finishing with a glorious, tumbled-up melange of acoustic piano, vocal harmonies, and clarinet.

Johnny Vice gives us access to an artistic rawness that adds backbone to his dark-pop sensibility.

Builds on the intersection between afrobeat, jazz fusion, and dance-inspired pop styles that have defined earlier releases from this rising star.

Has an immediate appeal that exposes a subtle, mid-tempo shuffle sparkling behind the acoustic drums, piano, and jazz-flavored guitar nuggets.

Offers a complex and creative sonic experience that is perfect for fans of Bonobo.

A voice and melody that makes widespread use of digital effects and autotune, fused with a throwback, slow disco sensibility.