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50 posts on EveryDejaVu
reviewJWords’ ‘Sound Therapy’ captures the essence of intrinsic growthFor her latest album, the Brooklyn-based, New Jersey-native artist plays with slower tempos and simple instrumental progressions.
reviewJetski’s ‘The Radiant Radish’ hypnotizes with overstimulationThe Illinois-based producer's latest album feels like you’re inside the soundwaves themselves, only witnessing their frequencies.
reviewSARN is in ‘dark places,’ and honestly, same'i’m am in dark places' is for when everything in life becomes too much and you need some refuge from…
reviewSeo crafts a fiery void to dance through on ‘.S.E.O.T.R.O.N.I.C.A.’The Lagos artist’s latest project is a liftoff into a dimension where harsh noise, electronica, and pop collide into a…
reviewOn ‘Enantiodromia,’ WaBeya re-emerges with a vengeanceThe Richmond-based pop singer embodies, dissects, and repurposes the Bad Bitch archetype on her latest album.
reviewnahdoitagain’s ‘He Laughs at Things He is Confused About,’ and the Beauty of the UndefinedThe 18-year-old Nigerian alternative R&B artist’s latest album asks you to inhabit the spaces between sounds, to get lost in…
reviewDeantoni Parks takes cosmic jazz further into the stratosphere on ‘Stargate’The renowned drummer and producer pushes his drums to the red signaling chaotic rides and his synths sound like air…
review96 Back’s ‘tender, exit’ sits between in and post-club musicWith UK nostalgia lashings and dub's haunting emotional chords, 96 Back created something that wants to take up space in…
reviewActress creates his way into another loose concept album with ‘Statik’The London-based artist’s latest album is composed like a real-time journey from a dark heavy place to the stars.
reviewDIY pop and post-internet poetics refined on BUFFEE’s ‘EP2’The Leeds-based producer’s latest EP documents her evolution from bedroom producer to soundscape architect.
reviewGas No Light’s ‘Three Moons Later’ is the soundtrack to Black history and it’s futureThe Bristol-based artist builds momentum using ancient African polyrhythms before building galactic synth arrangements.
reviewCoolgirl’s cinematic ‘Road Closures’ leads you to unfamiliar placesThe Dublin-based ambient artist’s latest release doubles as a lost vintage soundtrack to a horror B-movie and a deserted planet.
