"For me, collaboration is always about energy first. It’s never just about names; it’s about connection, spirit, and whether someone understands the emotion of the record. Each person on the album brought something that couldn’t be forced. Different backgrounds, different textures, but all aligned with the message of the music..."
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The album features the film's original music composed by Jon Brion (Magnolia, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Lady Bird, Punch-Drunk Love ...
"Zombies" is a tongue in cheek critique of the frustrations that come trying to escape the status quo of capitalism whilst playing by the rules of it. This track also lays the foundation of what BINA. will be introducing our ears to with her upcoming project, SOFT/RAGE - an exploration of the duality of womanhood, using more grungy edge of her Punk-R&B sound to focus on breaking the taboo many people grow up feeling around rage and anger.
Thoma’s upcoming album, Leaving Cycles, is a sonically adventurous project that blends music from around the world with layers of colorful synths, marimba, & vibraphone textures. Their signature style has led to support on a number of radios globally and playing shows with icons like Com Truise, Emancipator, & Two Lanes. Built on influences ranging from Indonesian gamelan to West African & Latin rhythmic traditions, Thoma's new single feels both grounded & transportive.
"Powder" is the third of three singles releasing ahead of Nathanial Young's very first jazz quartet record, and is the self-titled track of the record itself and one of four original compositions on the album, which was co-composed by Nathanial Young and Roger Said Hallaway III.
“Baby Blues” is Olympia’s second single from her forthcoming EP. Olympia shares: “This is a deeply personal song that reflects a family experience. Without going into too much detail, out of respect for my loved one, it explores the impact of postnatal depression. It was something that really affected me a few years ago, and I was struck by how little I understood about PND at the time, and how common it actually is.”