HYPERSPACE: Best Discoveries of the Week – Episode One Hundred Sixteen
Hey Space Travelers,
Our episode number 116 is finally here. Are you ready to go to the other space and discover some new hidden gems? We surely are, also today we have some incredible tunes from different genres that are probably going to be the highlight of your day. So let’s begin, without further ado.
Let’s launch!
CHAYCE KENNEDY – “Prettier”
We are kicking off this episode with Chayce Kennedy, who comes in hot with “Prettier”, a stripped-back but crazy powerful track that straight-up hits differently! No over-the-top production, no fluff; just raw, real emotions wrapped in dreamy melodies. She lays it all out, tackling beauty standards and self-worth in a way that’s way too relatable.
You can totally feel the Taylor Swift and Gracie Abrams vibes in the storytelling: deep, personal, and lowkey heartbreaking, but Chayce keeps it 100% her own. The chill, stripped-down sound makes every word cut deep, like she’s reading your mind. It’s the kinda song that has you staring out the window, questioning life, or just vibing hard in your feels.
This tune is a whole mood, a self-love anthem, and honestly, something we all need on repeat!
GuessPre – “Clarity”
Phenomenal artist Guess Pre just dropped his latest project “Clarity”, and trust us, it’s a whole experience! This album is an incredible journey through highs, lows, and everything in between. From the deep, introspective “Aardvark” to the straight-up vibes of the title track “Clarity”, every song pulls you in and doesn’t let go. And just when you think you’ve figured it out, Earlie Goodbye hits with an insane EDM-punk-rap fusion that goes hard!
This project is personal, raw, and unapologetically real. Guess Pre channels his journey into sobriety and self-acceptance into a sound that’s reflective and an absolute bop. Recorded in his own studio, this album is as authentic as it gets. If you’re looking for something that hits deep but still slaps, then “Clarity” is it!
ГОЛОС КАА – “Warming Light”
The latest creation of ГОЛОС КАА called “Warming Light” is a slow-burning, atmospheric track that blends melodic pop-rock with touches of art-rock. It opens with a delicate guitar riff, setting a reflective tone before gradually unfolding into a rich, immersive soundscape. The arpeggiated bass adds depth, while a soaring trumpet solo injects a sense of warmth and hope.
The composition balances melancholy with quiet optimism, evolving from its gentle beginnings into a layered, cinematic arrangement. Subtle synth textures and resonant tones create a dreamlike quality, making the track feel both intimate and expansive. Each element builds with purpose, leading to a moment of emotional release without ever losing its introspective essence.
With its dynamic structure and evocative atmosphere, “Warming Light” invites us to sink into its depths. It’s a track that lingers, offering a space to reflect, feel, and get lost in its hauntingly beautiful sound.
JARDE SALASE – “Dance With The Devil”
It’s time to bring here Jarde Salase with his single “Dance With The Devil” which is a straight-up sonic trip: dark, bold, and impossible to shake. With its moody, cinematic vibe, the track pulls you into a world of temptation and consequence, where every note feels like a gamble. Jarde Salase’s vocals are smooth and raw, riding the tension like a storm brewing just beneath the surface.
The production is slick and full of grit, with shadowy guitars and a driving rhythm section that keeps you quite hooked. When the instrumental breaks hit, it’s like the floor drops beneath you: sudden, intense, and thrilling. There’s an old-school pop elegance wrapped in a rebellious edge, echoing the legends that inspired it.
By the time the last note fades, you’re left in the afterglow of something unforgettable. “Dance With The Devil” doesn’t just play; it haunts, lingers, and dares you to press repeat!
CHRISTOPHER RODRIGUEZ – “Millenia”
Christopher Rodriguez lays it all on the line with “Millenia”, a raw and deeply personal track that cuts straight to the heart. With stripped-back production and soul-stirring melodies, this homemade masterpiece is as real as it gets. Every word carries weight, drawn from life’s everyday battles, making it a song that truly resonates.
There’s an undeniable honesty woven through the track, blending poetic storytelling with a hauntingly beautiful melody. The simplicity of the arrangement only amplifies its impact, letting his words hit like quiet revelations. It’s the kind of song that sneaks up on you, settling deep in your soul long after the final note fades.
With track Christopher Rodriguez proves that music doesn’t need to be flashy to be powerful. Sometimes, all it takes is truth, a guitar, and a voice willing to share it.
MATT WRIGHT – “What To Watch”
Matt Wright’s What To Watch is a vibrant, emotionally rich pop album that journeys through love, heartbreak, healing, and personal growth. With an eclectic blend of nostalgic pop, Ibiza-style club beats, tropical house, and introspective synth-pop, each track offers a unique sonic flavor while staying grounded in relatable storytelling.
From the infectious hooks of “Heartbreaker” to the raw vulnerability of “Headspace” and the touching farewell in “Goodnight,” Wright balances upbeat production with deeply personal themes. His ability to move between dancefloor-ready bangers and delicate reflections on mental health and loss gives the album a dynamic pulse.
Whether you’re dancing through pain, reminiscing about love, or simply looking for a moment of catharsis, What To Watch delivers. It’s a pop tapestry woven with honesty, resilience, and a clear passion for melody—crafted to resonate with anyone navigating life’s emotional highs and lows. A heartfelt, highly listenable debut.
TUESDAY – “Checkmate”
Tuesday’s debut album Checkmate is a bold and immersive entrance into the global music scene. Crafted in Bangkok and rooted in cinematic ambition, the project fuses classical piano flourishes, moody electronic textures, and sweeping choir-driven harmonies to build an atmosphere rich in emotion and tension. Each track plays like a move in a strategic game—an ode to sacrifice, resilience, ambition, and the bittersweet weight of self-discovery.
Thematically, Checkmate thrives in its duality: soft and grand, delicate and powerful. Tuesday’s production is meticulous, but never cold—there’s heart behind every beat, and every silence is intentional. Think of it as an emotional chess match scored with the drama of a film soundtrack and the intimacy of a personal journal.
For fans of emotionally intelligent, genre-blending music, Checkmate is an arresting listen—one that rewards attention and invites reflection long after the final move is played.
PROKLAIM – “DE JAVU”
Proklaim returns with “DE JAVU,” a moody, slow-burning boombap track that channels the spirit of golden-era hip-hop. Drawing clear inspiration from the ominous flow of The Notorious B.I.G., the Windhoek-based rapper strips back the theatrics to let lyrical poetry take center stage. With a haunting beat and an almost meditative delivery, Proklaim opts for depth over flash—unpacking introspection, persistence, and creative resilience.
Recorded at Pen Pushaz Studio and mixed by Wojtek Majewski, the track feels raw and deliberate, prioritizing message and atmosphere over commercial polish. “DE JAVU” is a reminder that hip-hop can still be personal and potent when it leans into its poetic roots. It’s slow, yes—but never stagnant. Instead, it simmers with purpose.
For listeners who appreciate lyricism with weight and intention, “DE JAVU” is a thoughtful entry in Proklaim’s evolving catalog and a worthy addition to any conscious rap playlist.
MARC SOUCY – “Sympatico Now”
Fasten your seatbelts because Marc Soucy is back with “Sympatico Now”, the tenth track in his “STIR” series, and let’s be real.. this one slaps! If you’re tired of cookie-cutter electronic music, this track is your wake-up call. From the start, “Sympatico Now” throws you into a shifting, neon-lit soundscape where pulsing rhythms, lush synths, and cinematic tension collide. The bass throbs, the strings swell, and the beats hit like a heartbeat in overdrive. It’s hypnotic, unpredictable, and straight-up addictive. What sets this apart? It doesn’t just sound good, it literally moves. One moment, it’s smooth and immersive; the next, it’s glitchy and raw. Soucy fuses electronic, world music, and retro-cinematic vibes into something fresh, something alive. This isn’t background noise, it’s a whole experience. A track that evolves, surprises, and demands repeat listens. With this single Marc Soucy proves once again: he’s not following trends, he’s setting them.
Sehore – “Deja de llorar”
Sehore, winner of a 2025 Global Music Award Silver Medal for “Pesadilla,” continues to make waves with “Deja de llorar,” a standout track from their debut album Ladencia. Recorded at the legendary Paco Loco Studio and mastered at Kadifornia by Mario G. Alberni, the single is released via MusicHunters Records and reflects the project’s signature blend of quirky melodies, bold dissonances, and experimental structure.
“Deja de llorar” stands out for its satirical take on the manipulation of emotions through excessive advertising. Musically, the track mirrors the lyrics—melodic phrases seem to chase the message rather than the other way around, creating a dynamic and slightly off-kilter pop feel. Sehore’s approach fuses retro rhythms with kitschy charm, intentionally embracing sonic imperfections to retain a raw, organic quality.
It’s another glimpse into the unique sonic universe Sehore is building—one where meaning is both playful and provocative.
TRILL SOULUTIONARY – “Stay Down”
Trill Soulutionary’s “Stay Down” is more than just a track—it’s a declaration of grit, hunger, and unwavering self-belief. From the first bar, his presence commands attention, combining fierce lyricism with a delivery that cuts through the noise. The beat is heavy and raw, rooted in classic hip-hop energy but elevated by Trill’s modern flow and relentless cadence.
What makes “Stay Down” hit differently is the emotional weight behind the words. It’s not just about surviving—it’s about standing tall through betrayal, setbacks, and the grind. Trill doesn’t ask for sympathy; he demands respect. His verses spit hard truths, balancing vulnerability with sharp edges, and the hook lingers like a mantra for those on their own uphill climb.
Whether you’re a hip-hop purist or just someone in need of an anthem to fuel your perseverance, “Stay Down” delivers with unapologetic force. Trill Soulutionary isn’t chasing trends—he’s carving his own path, one verse at a time.
AMONG THE MASSES – “Antarctica”
“Antarctica” is a synth-drenched gem from Swedish band AMONG THE MASSES, blending icy elegance with ‘80s-inspired melancholia.
With no guitars in sight, the track leans heavily into rich, cinematic synth layers and pulsing electronic textures that glide perfectly into the synthwave space. David Liebe’s haunting vocals cut through the frosty atmosphere with emotional precision, while Andreas Ahlenius’ meticulous production wraps the sound in a polished, glacial sheen.
Echoes of Depeche Mode and The Cure can be felt throughout, but “Antarctica” stands firmly on its own—cool, immersive, and strikingly beautiful. A perfect soundtrack for midnight drives or introspective moments.
SPACE DISCOVERY: Annu – “Experience”
We hope you guys are ready for this new Space Discovery, because today we bring you the outstanding project of Annu. Some albums are just collections of songs, but “EXPERIENCE” is a full-on sonic universe. Annu doesn’t just create music here: she crafts a journey, a mood, a moment in time that lasts long after the final note fades. With this album, she blends ethereal vocals, lush synth textures, and deeply personal storytelling into a dreamlike soundscape that feels intimate and cosmic.
From the opening track, you’re immediately pulled into her world. The synths swell like an incoming tide, warm basslines that bring you back to the 80’s, and Annu’s voice drifts in, delicate yet powerful. There’s a sense of space here, like the music is breathing, letting every note land with intention. It’s electronic, sure, but there’s a soul to it, a heartbeat that makes it feel organic.
Tracks like “Remember” and “See” stand out for their emotional vibes: big pads and lush synths will create this floating sensation, while the groove added by the detailed sound design will let you immerse in the music even more! And those basslines? Subtle but gripping, giving the whole album a deep, meditative mood. The balance between softness and structure is what makes “EXPERIENCE” extremely captivating: it’s atmospheric but never aimless.
Annu explores transformation, motherhood, and self-discovery with an almost poetic intimacy in her lyrics. Even when the words are sparse, the emotions hit. There’s this beautiful contrast between the vast, spacey production and the deeply personal themes, like standing in a massive open field but feeling completely at home.
What really sets this album apart is its immersive nature. It’s not just an album; it’s a multi-sensory dive into Annu’s world.
At its core, “EXPERIENCE” is exactly what the title promises: something to be felt, absorbed, and lived in. It’s dreamy, emotional, and masterfully crafted. Annu doesn’t just make music; she builds whole galaxies of sound! And honestly? It’s a trip worth taking.
HYPERSPACE: Best Discoveries of the Week – Episode One Hundred Fifteen
Hey Space Travelers,
Welcome back to the galaxy, your go-to spot for the freshest new sounds! In Episode 115, we’re diving into a mix of bold tracks from artists pushing their musical boundaries. Craving experimental jazz? Electrifying pop? Or maybe emotional hip-hop? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.
As always, we’re here to shine a light on rising talents and hidden gems. So, hit play and get ready for the best new music this week has to offer!
Let’s launch!
Larry Karpenko – “Heart Calls Love”
Larry Karpenko brings us his tune “Heart Calls Love”, and it’s pure feel-good energy with a love story twist. From the start it hooks you with bright synths, a catchy beat, and that kinda vibe that makes you wanna move.
It’s upbeat and fun, but if you really listen, there’s depth: the kind of song that gets you thinking about love, patience, and finding the one. Larry’s smooth vocals pull you in, building up tension with “waiting for you, looking for you” before hitting that soaring chorus that sticks in your head long after the song’s over.
It’s got that perfect mix of carefree and heartfelt, making it a great soundtrack for a road trip, a cozy night in, or just getting lost in your thoughts. Whether you’re all about love or still figuring it out, this track gets it. It’s uplifting, relatable, and guaranteed to leave you humming along!
Allyson Whitmell – “Crack in my Window.”
It’s now time to meet Ekelle, and she’s not just knocking… she’s kicking down the door with her single “Kiss the Ring”. This Hood Pop banger is all about staking your claim and demanding the respect you’ve earned. The beat hits hard with crashing drums and bold production, setting the stage for Ekelle’s razor-sharp flow! Her delivery is unrepentant and dripping with confidence, making it clear she’s not here to play games.
Lyrically, Ekelle doesn’t just rap, she commands. Every bar reflects the grind and hustle of chasing success, serving as a reminder that respect isn’t given, it’s earned. Lines like “How you say you real if you can’t deal with honesty?” call out the fakes, while “I don’t even think that people change” speaks to her tight inner circle and focus on self-growth.
The music video takes things up a notch (we’ll link that below), matching the track’s energy with striking visuals that showcase her resilience, confidence, and unapologetic attitude. You can’t miss this out!
DAVID LUSSIER – “Nobody Home”
David Lussier‘s latest tune really hits deep: “Nobody Home” pulls you right into that lonely space where love walks out, and you’re left questioning what went wrong. The track blends raw emotion with a reflective vibe, capturing that bittersweet mix of heartbreak and self-discovery. David’s signature multi-genre style comes through strong: he’s got that rare ability to weave together rock, theater, jazz, and more into something uniquely his!
This song feels like a quiet moment of realization, wrapped in soft instrumentals that let the weight of the lyrics sink in. You can hear the depth of an artist who’s lived through different musical worlds, from rocking Boston airwaves to leading Broadway-style productions. This song isn’t just about loss; it’s about looking in the mirror and facing your own part in the story. Whether you’ve been there or not, this one’s got a way of hitting where it hurts.
BOHARDT – “ILOVEU”
Bohardt’s latest single “ILOVEU” is definitely the ultimate synth-pop anthem for anyone who’s ever been hit by the electric rush of love. From the moment the lush synths and solid beats kick in, you know this track is about to take you on a wild, heart-pounding ride!
The lyrics capture the vulnerability and excitement of confessing those three powerful words, and the anthemic melodies make it feel like you’re living inside a movie montage. It’s a track that perfectly captures the feeling of adrenaline and pure emotion when love is finally out in the open.
Whether you’re cruising through the city late at night or caught in the middle of a raw, honest moment, this tune hits all the right notes! Bohardt blends retro synth vibes with a modern edge, giving the track a fresh and nostalgic feel. If you’re into emotional pop anthems with an infectious energy, this is yours!
SCOTT JUNIOR – “Before You Care”
“Before You Care” is a wonderful EP released a year ago by Scott Junior. This project is an emotional rollercoaster that dives deep into raw honesty. With a sound that mixes gritty emo hip-hop and alternative rap, this Detroit phenomenal artist is not here to flex, he’s here to make you feel.
Tracks like “Tribe” deliver dynamic beats, an anthem for anyone who’s ever felt like a misfit, while “Missed Call” hits you in the gut with its confessional voicemail vibe. The hook, “Where do you go when you’re feeling alone and nobody is listening…” is the kind of raw honesty that hits home hard.
“Awake” flips a classic sample, asking, “What if I’m the problem?”: a question we all wrestle with. “Detox” opens the EP with moody synths, setting the tone for emotional release.
Scott’s music is extremely real and unfiltered, making” Before You Care” the perfect soundtrack for anyone navigating their own mess of emotions and self-doubt.
Fugu Quintet – “Existential Defeat”
Fugu Quintet brings us their latest masterpiece “Existential Defeat”: a bold, haunting exploration of dark-jazz and drone, capturing a mood that’s as intense as it is atmospheric. The track released just a month ago hits hard with its pressure-filled vibe, reflecting the band’s journey through a sense of existential loss, using music as their only escape.
Blending experimental electronics with live sax, bass, and Tibetan bowls, the song crafts a soundscape that’s extremely captivating! The wild “other room” piano effect adds an unsettling depth, while the sudden shift into a faster, intense section cranks up the horror-like tension. The band’s unique process, working remotely due to distance and global challenges, brings some real authenticity to this track.
The result is something you won’t hear anywhere else: Fugu Quintet has truly created a genre-defying, emotionally charged piece that lingers in the mind long after the song ends.
TWICE DARK – “Telekinetic”
With Telekinetic, their fourth album, Twice Dark expands their sonic universe, fusing synthpop energy with the brooding intensity of goth rock and darkwave. This release pulses with an electrifying mix of shimmering synths, shadowy atmospheres, and driving beats, making it as hypnotic as it is danceable.
The album explores extra-sensory perception as a metaphor for navigating life’s complexities, weaving themes of intuition, transformation, and unseen forces into its lyrics. The production is sleek and immersive, thanks in part to Postal Recording in Indianapolis, where the band crafted this otherworldly experience.
While Telekinetic embraces a more synth-forward direction, Twice Dark retains their signature gothic edge—moody yet vibrant, melancholic yet kinetic. It’s a darkly enchanting soundtrack for those who find solace in the eerie glow of neon and the pulse of a midnight dance floor.
PHOENIX-FLARE – “World Falling”
With World Falling, Phoenix-Flare continues to refine their signature blend of synth-driven storytelling, layering ethereal vocals over rich, cinematic electronic textures. The Bristol-based duo, known for their ability to craft immersive sonic experiences, delivers a track that balances atmospheric introspection with pulsating energy.
The song’s haunting melodies and carefully constructed synthwave elements evoke a sense of both urgency and melancholy, reflecting on themes of uncertainty and change. James Bragg’s production and synth work create an expansive, dreamlike backdrop, while Chris Bird’s emotive vocals bring a human vulnerability that makes the track resonate on a deeper level.
World Falling is a prime example of Phoenix-Flare’s ability to transport listeners into a world where electronic music feels both intimate and otherworldly. Whether in headphones or on the dancefloor, this track lingers long after the final note.
FLATFOOT SAM – “Wetiko”
With Wetiko, Flatfoot Sam delivers a thought-provoking and sonically rich track that fuses hypnotic trip-hop elements with the experimental textures of leftfield electronica. Drawing from the native concept of Wetiko—the destructive force of human madness—the song serves as both a warning and a meditation, urging listeners to acknowledge and transcend the cycles of violence that have plagued humanity for millennia.
The track’s deep, immersive atmosphere is built on pulsating beats, layered synths, and a hauntingly reflective melody that invites introspection. Its rhythmic flow creates a trance-like effect, reinforcing the theme of breaking free from ingrained patterns of destruction. As a continuation of the TripField sound Flatfoot Sam introduced in 2023, Wetiko showcases an evolution in style, blending electronic innovation with spiritual and philosophical depth.
A mesmerizing and important piece, Wetiko is more than music—it’s a call for awareness, unity, and transformation.
jean-philippe ruelle – “The lake of signs”
Jean-Philippe Ruelle invites listeners into a world of cinematic soundscapes with The Lake of Signs, a composition that blends neoclassical elegance with ambient textures.
The track unfolds like a journey through a dream, where delicate piano melodies and sweeping orchestral elements create an atmosphere of introspection and quiet wonder. Ruelle’s signature ability to craft emotionally rich music is evident, evoking imagery of vast landscapes and fleeting moments of serenity.
With its meticulous production and deeply evocative arrangement, The Lake of Signs is more than a track—it’s an immersive experience, perfect for those who appreciate music that speaks without words.
Proklaim – “CELEBRATE”
Proklaim brings infectious energy with CELEBRATE, a vibrant fusion of lyrical hip-hop and West African-inspired Afrobeat. Dropped on February 28, 2025, the track embodies joy, freedom, and the spirit of living in the moment. With crisp, rhythmic delivery and a beat that feels tailor-made for cruising with the windows down, CELEBRATE is designed to uplift and energize.
Recorded at Pen Pushaz Studios and mixed at Audio Art Namibia, the song was crafted through a fluid creative process—freestyling adlibs before locking in the verses, resulting in a natural, carefree flow. Proklaim’s effortless rap delivery pairs seamlessly with the beat’s warm, celebratory vibe, making this an easy anthem for feel-good moments.
By blending hip-hop with Afrobeat grooves, CELEBRATE stands out as a testament to Proklaim’s ability to create music that moves both the body and the mind. It’s a reminder to embrace joy, imagination, and the simple moments that make life worth celebrating.
SHOBSY – “Hold Me Up”
With Hold Me Up, Irish pop sensation Shobsy delivers a deeply personal anthem that fuses soaring vocals with shimmering synth-driven production. Released on February 14, 2025, through his own label, the track follows the critically praised Champagne and solidifies his place as one of Ireland’s most compelling pop artists.
Shobsy describes Hold Me Up as a heartfelt plea—a conversation with his vision of God, asking for strength rather than escape from hardship. This introspective message is wrapped in a lush, 80s-tinged soundscape that channels the likes of The Weeknd, Years & Years, and even a touch of George Michael. The blend of emotional weight and danceable rhythms makes it both an uplifting and cathartic listen.
With international airplay already rolling in and major performances lined up—including SXSW and a headline show at Whelan’s—Shobsy’s ascent shows no signs of slowing. Hold Me Up is another confident step in his journey, proving he’s a rising force in modern pop.
SPACE DISCOVERY: the afro nick – “Get There Before Noon (LA mix)”
In this new Space Discovery we got The Afro Nick with a killer track called “Get There Before Noon (LA Mix)”, a song that hits like a wake-up call wrapped in a sun-drenched, fuzzed-out indie-rock groove! It’s got that perfect mix of laid-back cool and restless urgency, like you’re cruising through LA with the windows down, but you’re also running late for something big..
Right from the start, the track pulls you in with thick, crunchy guitar riffs that feel like they’ve soaked up years of road trips and late-night jam sessions. There’s an easy swagger to the verses, but don’t let that fool you: underneath the smooth, psych-tinged melodies, there’s a fire burning! Nick’s raspy, lived-in vocals deliver lines like “I got to live this life, not yesterday” with the weight of someone who’s been there, done that and knows there’s no time to waste.
Grammy-winning synth wizard Leo Genovese adds just the right amount of cosmic shimmer to the mix, layering in these lush, spacey textures that make the whole track feel bigger than just a song: it’s a mood, a whole way of looking at life. The balance between indie grit and psychedelic dreaminess is spot on, never tipping too far in either direction.
Lyrically, “Get There Before Noon” isn’t just about making it somewhere on time; it’s a call to action, a reminder that life isn’t waiting around for you to figure things out. There’s a kind of raw, unapologetic energy to the whole thing, like it was recorded in one perfect take where everything just clicked.
And that final line? “And all you have to do is get there before noon.” It leaves you thinking about the days you let slip by, about the moments you can’t get back, and about how maybe, just maybe, it’s time to stop overthinking and just go.
HYPERSPACE: Best Discoveries of the Week – Episode One Hundred Fourteen
Hey Space Travelers,
Welcome back to Hyperspace, your go-to destination for the freshest and most exciting new music discoveries! In this week’s episode, we’re diving into a diverse selection of artists pushing the boundaries of sound, blending genres, and delivering unforgettable tracks. Whether you’re looking for electrifying rock anthems, immersive electronic landscapes, or soul-stirring ballads, Episode 144 has something for every music lover.
As always, we aim to shine a light on rising talents and hidden gems that deserve your attention. So sit back, hit play, and let Hyperspace take you on a journey through the best new sounds of the week!
Let’s launch!
Consequential – “Not The Type”
Consequential is here with his banger “Not The Type”, a smooth, introspective drum and bass tune that hits like you wouldn’t imagine. This track sees the Bury St. Edmunds-based producer leaning into a more commercial sound, without losing that underground edge he’s been perfecting for 20 years.
Kicking off with soft piano and the unexpected charm of real bird song, “Not The Type” eases you in before the beat rolls through, blending chilled-out vibes with deep bass grooves. The vocals? Silky smooth and hypnotic, gliding effortlessly over crisp production that’s incredibly meditative and energizing.
It’s the kind of track that works whether you’re deep in thought or vibing out on a late-night drive. With more releases lined up, Consequential is one of these artists to watch out for, so if you’re into DnB with real character, this one’s a must-listen!
Allyson Whitmell – “Crack in my Window.”
Allyson Whitmell’s Crack in My Window is a deeply emotive track that blends delicate folk influences with raw, introspective lyricism.
The song captures a sense of quiet vulnerability, using poetic storytelling to explore themes of longing, resilience, and the passage of time. Whitmell’s vocals, both tender and haunting, glide effortlessly over a melancholic instrumental arrangement, creating an atmosphere of reflection and intimacy. The song’s minimalist yet evocative production allows every word to land with weight, making Crack in My Window a heartfelt meditation on life’s fleeting moments.
With its rich emotional depth and timeless folk charm, this release further cements Whitmell as a compelling voice in contemporary singer-songwriter music. Check the music video for this song here.
Attack the Sound – “Love Is War: Packed”
We are now introducing the incredible band Attack the Sound, turning up the heat with their project “Love Is War: Packed”, a special anniversary EP dropped just a few weeks ago! Five years after their breakout single “Love Is War” made waves in the indie R&B scene, ATS are back with a reimagined version that blends nostalgia with fresh energy.
This EP is not just a throwback, it’s a full-on reinvention. Expect new remixes, revamped production, and fresh tracks that boost their signature Chi-Pop sound: a slick fusion of jazz, soul, and indie R&B. The brass is bolder, the grooves are smoother, and the vibe? Still as electrifying as ever. Whether you were vibing to Love Is War back in the day or discovering it for the first time, Packed brings definitely something new to the table.
This is a sick journey you guys don’t want to miss out!
CARLOS UCEDDA – “INFLATABLE E-DOLL (Parte One)”
Carlos Ucedda’s INFLATABLE E-DOLL (Parte One) is a bold and unconventional exploration of electronic music, merging pulsating rhythms with a surreal, almost dystopian atmosphere. With hypnotic synth layers and an off-kilter groove, the track plays with contrasts—blending mechanical precision with an underlying sense of raw emotion.
The song unfolds like a twisted dance between artificiality and desire, reflecting on modern connections in a world increasingly shaped by digital experiences. Ucedda’s production is sharp and immersive, weaving an eerie yet infectious energy that keeps listeners hooked. The interplay of robotic textures and human-like vulnerability makes INFLATABLE E-DOLL (Parte One) a thought-provoking and sonically captivating piece. It’s an avant-garde electronic ride that challenges perceptions while keeping its pulse firmly on the dancefloor. Make sure to check the music video here as well.
LE CONCORDE – “Corpus Christi”
Le Concorde is back in a big way with “Corpus Christi”, a shimmering slice of sophisti-pop that feels timeless and fresh. Frontman Stephen Becker channels the best of the ‘80s (which we love): think Prefab Sprout, The Blue Nile, and Aztec Camera.. but this isn’t some retro throwback. It’s a lush, polished soundscape that grooves with purpose, layered with glossy synths, crisp guitars, and a bassline that practically struts.
From the first moments, the track locks into a smooth, infectious rhythm, balancing its nostalgic heart with modern finesse. The melodies get quite addictive, weaving between sleek production and airy harmonies, creating a sound that’s as cinematic as it is intimate. It’s the kind of song that shifts and shimmers, revealing something new with every listen.
Classic yet cutting-edge, this release proves Le Concorde hasn’t lost a set; if anything, he’s just getting started!
LOGICA ABSTRACTA – “Headspace Station”
Let’s step aboard “Headspace Station”, the incredible sonic odyssey from LOGICA ABSTRACTA, and prepare for liftoff! This album is not the classic collection of tracks, it’s a fully immersive, gravity-defying journey through cosmic soundscapes, where deep synth waves and crazy arpeggios pull you into a dreamlike drift. This amazing artist crafts an atmosphere so rich and expansive that you’ll feel like you’re floating between galaxies, guided by textures that shimmer and evolve with every passing second.
Unlike past releases, “Headspace Station” smooths out the rough edges, opting for a polished, seamless flow where each track bleeds effortlessly into the next. It’s cinematic, hypnotic, and endlessly transportive: a soundtrack for stargazers and deep thinkers alike. If you want to lose yourself in meditative calm or embark on an interstellar mind trip, this album is your boarding pass!
Buckle up and press play, your next stop is the unknown.
_SHOE – “My Curse”
_SHOE kicks down the door with “My Curse”, a fresh and ferocious take on Killswitch Engage’s metalcore classic. If you thought this was just a cover.. well, it’s not: it’s a reinvention, dripping with raw intensity and personal style. Rooted in a deep love for metal and rock, _SHOE injects the track with his own signature sound, turning it into a powerful statement rather than just a tribute.
Recorded in his home studio, this release marks a major milestone: _SHOE’s first dive into full-scale professional production and mastering. The vocals are both searing and soulful, capturing the song’s emotional weight while cranking up the power.
If you’re a fan of early 2000s metalcore but crave something with a fresh edge, “My Curse” is your next must-listen. Brutal, heartfelt, and straight-up electrifying!
JAMCIE – “Its The Truth”
Jamcie is here, coming in strong with “It’s The Truth”: a feel-good UK Garage anthem dripping in love, energy, and straight-up vibes. This one’s got all the right ingredients: a bouncy bassline, smooth rap verses, and a chorus so catchy it practically demands a singalong! Produced by Jman and featuring the soulful Abi Flynn, the track perfectly blends that old-school garage feel with a fresh, modern twist.
Lyrically, “It’s The Truth” is as real as it gets: Jamcie lays it all out with effortless flow, turning raw emotions into bars that hit home. Abi’s vocals? Pure magic. She takes the hook to another level, balancing the track with warmth and an addictive melody.
We know that Jamcie is just getting started; whether you’re reminiscing about classic UKG bangers or looking for your next soundtrack to good times, this tune is an absolute must-listen.
Emily Mulenga – “Oliver”
Emily Mulenga’s debut single, “Oliver,” showcases her distinctive blend of modern pop sensibilities with introspective lyricism. The track delves into themes of longing and desire, capturing the complexities of seeking attention from an enigmatic figure.
Mulenga’s vocals, characterized by their emotive delivery, are complemented by a polished production that reflects her diverse artistic influences. Drawing from her background in digital media and visual arts, Mulenga infuses “Oliver” with a contemporary sound that resonates with listeners.
This release marks a promising start to her musical journey, highlighting her potential to make a significant impact in the indie pop scene.
Michael Vettraino – “Chasing the Sub Lime”
Michael Vettraino’s Chasing the Sub Lime, released on February 2, 2025, is a bold and thought-provoking dive into modern societal issues, wrapped in an infectious synth-pop package. Blending campy satire with introspective lyricism, Vettraino crafts a track that is as engaging as it is reflective.
The song’s upbeat melodies and shimmering synths contrast against its deeper themes, encouraging listeners to confront uncomfortable truths while still enjoying the ride. Designed with a visual component in mind, Chasing the Sub Lime thrives as both a standalone track and a narrative-driven music video, offering a multi-dimensional experience.
Its clever fusion of social commentary and playful production makes this release a standout, proving Vettraino’s knack for crafting music that resonates on multiple levels. Check the music video for the song here.
Tony Frissore – “Know Yourself”
Tony Frissore’s Know Yourself is a mesmerizing blend of deep house, EDM, and chillout influences, delivering an introspective yet danceable experience.
Driven by atmospheric synth layers, hypnotic percussion, and a pulsing beat, the track seamlessly fuses electronic soundscapes with an emotionally charged narrative about self-discovery and resilience. Frissore’s distinct vocal delivery floats effortlessly over the dynamic production, creating a sense of both vulnerability and empowerment. The song’s message urges listeners to embrace their true selves, trust their instincts, and find strength in authenticity. With its intoxicating groove and cinematic feel, Know Yourself offers a sonic journey that is as meditative as it is electrifying.
Perfect for late-night reflection or losing yourself on the dancefloor, this track solidifies Frissore’s growing presence in the electronic music scene.
Antoine Guigan – “Pearl”
Antoine Guigan’s Pearl is an entrancing dive into electronic soundscapes, blending hypnotic rhythms with rich atmospheric textures. Moving beyond the folk-rock and psychedelic influences of his previous work, Pearl fully embraces an ambient, immersive aesthetic that feels both fluid and deeply introspective. The track builds a lush sonic landscape with pulsating beats and layered synths, drawing listeners into a dreamlike state where melody and mood intertwine effortlessly.
Guigan’s ability to evoke emotion without words is on full display here, as Pearl washes over its audience with waves of electronic warmth and subtle dynamic shifts. It’s a song that transports, inviting the listener into a space where sound becomes an experience rather than just a composition. Marking a bold evolution from his Sailors EP, Pearl is a mesmerizing listen that solidifies Guigan’s place in the realm of emotive, exploratory electronic music.
Space Discovery: BONG-747 – “The Big Fish (for David Lynch)”
In this Space Discovery we got BONG-747 with his tune “The Big Fish (for David Lynch)”, which pulls you into a hazy, hypnotic groove like drifting through a dream you half-remember but don’t wanna wake up from. This is a track that feels like something David Lynch would’ve vibed with: mysterious, meditative, and just the right amount of surreal.
The whole thing kicks off with a rolling synth arpeggio, setting up a vibe that’s spacey and strangely intimate. Layers of warm, retro-tinged synths start creeping in, while a steady beat keeps things grounded without ever rushing the mood. Then there’s the real kicker: Lynch’s own voice, weaving through the mix like some cosmic guide, dropping gems about creativity and the weird, wonderful way ideas work. It’s not overdone, just enough to make you stop and listen a little harder.
Sonically, this track is pure slow-burn magic. It’s got that smooth, floaty feel of classic ambient electronica, but there’s a pulse to it, a quiet urgency beneath the surface. The bass hums deep and steady, while crisp electronic percussion adds just enough movement to keep you locked in. There are hints of Boards of Canada, maybe a little M83, but The Big Fish exists in its own space, one that feels weightless yet impossibly deep at the same time.
And then there’s the timing. This track was finished before the news of Lynch’s passing hit, but somehow, it lands as the perfect tribute, like a message sent into the void that found its way home. It’s not somber, though. If anything, it radiates the kind of curiosity and wonder that Lynch built his whole creative world on.
With this single, BONG-747 doesn’t just tip a hat to Lynch, he channels his essence. It’s meditative, immersive, and leaves you with that lingering feeling that you’ve tapped into something bigger than yourself.
HYPERSPACE: Best Discoveries of the Week – Episode One Hundred Thirteen
Hey Space Travelers,
Buckle up, because we’re diving deep into a sonic universe packed with 12 incredible artists pushing the boundaries of sound. From addictive beats to ethereal melodies, this episode is all about fresh energy, diverse vibes, and next-level creativity. Whether you’re here to discover new sounds or lose yourself in the music, we’ve got something for every explorer.
Turn it up, let go, and get ready for Hyperspace episode 113!
Let’s launch!
Chris Quesnel – “Cherry Chapstick (Acoustic)”
In “Cherry Chapstick (Acoustic),” Montreal-based artist Chris Quesnel offers a stripped-down rendition of his original track, delving into the complexities of a turbulent relationship. Recorded in his home studio, this version emphasizes raw emotion through minimalist instrumentation, allowing Quesnel’s heartfelt vocals to take center stage. The song explores the cyclical nature of a troubled romance, with Quesnel’s expressive delivery capturing the pain of repeated breakups and reconciliations. The acoustic arrangement, featuring delicate guitar strums and subtle synths, creates an intimate atmosphere that resonates deeply with listeners. “Cherry Chapstick (Acoustic)” stands as a testament to Quesnel’s ability to convey profound emotions through music, offering a relatable narrative of love, loss, and self-discovery.
9 o’clock Nasty – “This Is Crowland”
9 o’clock Nasty’s latest album, This Is Crowland, is a dynamic fusion of alternative indie rock that captivates listeners with its eclectic soundscapes. Spanning fifteen tracks over approximately forty minutes, the album showcases the band’s versatility, with each song offering a distinct rhythm and groove that keeps audiences engaged from start to finish. The album seamlessly blends gritty riffs, compelling melodies, and a touch of electronic flair, creating a unique auditory experience. Notably, tracks like ‘Bad Vegan’ and ‘Coliseum’ exemplify the band’s signature ‘dirge-disco-punk’ style, delivering a raw and invigorating energy. Recorded with meticulous attention to detail, This Is Crowland stands as a testament to 9 o’clock Nasty’s innovative approach to modern rock music.
Anjalts – “Just Stay 4 Awhile”
Anjalts’ “Just Stay 4 Awhile” is a dreamy, introspective piece that drifts between indie-folk warmth and ambient tranquility. The acoustic guitar lays down a gentle rhythm, while ethereal electric tones add a sense of nostalgia and wonder. Her vocals are delicate yet emotionally charged, capturing the bittersweet nature of wanting someone to linger just a little longer. The song’s airy production and heartfelt lyricism create a comforting atmosphere, perfect for moments of quiet reflection. With its mix of organic and atmospheric elements, “Just Stay 4 Awhile” feels like a soothing invitation to pause and embrace the present.
VGmates – “Черным по белому || In Black and White”
VGmates’ Черным по белому || In Black and White is an emotionally charged and sonically rich album that fuses alternative rock with electronic textures and evocative folk instrumentation. The band masterfully weaves in haunting melodies from the Irish flute, duduk, and shakuhachi, creating a sound that feels both raw and otherworldly. This album is a deeply personal reflection on the stark reality of war, capturing a world where shades of gray have disappeared, leaving only extremes. Tracks like Black and White World paint a chilling picture of inevitable collapse, while Pet the Cat delivers biting satire aimed at those who choose ignorance over action. The mournful Irreversible underscores the permanence of destruction, and Time is No More meditates on the fleeting nature of existence. More than just an album, In Black and White is a powerful sonic diary—one of resilience, grief, and the unwavering will to endure.
ZOE.LEELA – “Gold Reloading”
ZOE.LEELA’s “Gold Reloaded,” released on February 21, 2025, is a compelling fusion of dance and electronic music that crafts an immersive auditory experience. The track’s dynamic beats and ethereal melodies evoke the sensation of navigating through a vibrant, neon-lit metropolis. Drawing inspiration from the eclectic music scenes of New York and Berlin, ZOE.LEELA’s distinctive style resonates with listeners seeking depth and authenticity in modern music. “Gold Reloaded” stands out as a testament to the artist’s innovative approach, seamlessly blending genres to create a soundscape that’s both fresh and captivating. This release not only showcases ZOE.LEELA’s artistic evolution but also promises to be a standout addition to contemporary playlists.
JAMES KING – “Firefly”
James King’s Firefly is an unflinching dive into themes of loss, abandonment, and personal struggle. This debut album, set for release on February 28, 2025, is an entirely solo effort—James not only wrote every song but also performed all the instrumentation, layering drums, guitars, keys, bass, and vocals to craft a deeply personal sound. Drawing influence from The Who, Evanescence, and Tom Waits, Firefly moves between raw rock energy and haunting, melancholic ballads. Tracks like Fairytale Run and Chimes of Midnight capture grief and reflection, while others explore the lingering scars of strained family relationships and past trauma. The production by Robin Woods enhances the album’s intimacy, ensuring that every note carries emotional weight. With no click tracks or guide tracks, the recording process embraces imperfection, adding to its authenticity. Firefly is more than an album—it’s a cathartic expression of resilience, vulnerability, and artistic independence.
Cheryl Craigie – “I’m Only Me When I’m With You”
Cheryl Craigie‘s latest release is a reimagined cover of Taylor Swift’s “I’m Only Me When I’m With You,”, which breathes fresh life into a track originally penned by Swift at just 13. This rendition trades the original’s spirited country-pop hit for a softer, slower tempo, anchored by a delicate piano arrangement. Cheryl transforms the youthful exuberance into a mature ballad, and it’s full of raw emotion! Her impressive vocal range lends depth and vulnerability to lyrics about authenticity in connection: an intimate twist that feels familiar and strikingly new. As her eighth release, this single underscores her knack for blending genres like folk, rock, and country while staying true to her storytelling roots. We are pretty sure you’ll love her expressive delivery and minimalist approach, making this a must-have in your personal playlist!
Stefano Ark – “MARTIAN: YEARS 2013 – 2023”
Stefano Ark is back with a killer project called “MARTIAN: YEARS 2013 – 2023”, and let us tell you, it’s a straight-up vibe, released December 31, 2024, like a New Year’s gift from the cosmos! This guy has been cooking up a cinematic masterpiece for a whole decade, blending sci-fi and horror vibes with raw, real-life grit. Think Alfred Hitchcock meets punk, rock, and hip-hop.. it’s wild! The album’s a time capsule of his incredible journey, from wrestling addiction to leveling up through recovery, all wrapped in a slick narrative. Featuring alter-egos like STeVe and The Moon Man, it’s a trip through “The Martian Universe”: a sonic galaxy of introspection and dope beats. Recorded with iPhone ingenuity and field-sampled flair, this joint’s fresh, bold, and 100% Stefano Ark. You ready to blast off?
Consequential – “Down”
Michellar – “HOME SWEET HOME”
Michellar brings us her latest tune “HOME SWEET HOME”, and hits deep: an emotional ride packed with longing, redemption, and that bittersweet pull of returning to where you belong. Coming straight out of San Francisco’s vibrant music scene, Michellar (aka Michelle Bond) dusts off her songwriting chops after four decades, and man, does she bring the feels.
She teams up with UK-based vocalist Harrison Black, whose voice is dripping with raw emotion: think Coldplay vibes but with its own unique twist. The track itself has a wild journey too; crafted across the Atlantic, mixed and mastered in the UK, then making its way back to California for a big global drop.
Inspired by the fragile call of a runaway reaching out, Home Sweet Home is haunting yet hopeful, wrapping you in its atmosphere. Michellar’s gritty comeback, polished through countless Open Mic nights, shines through in this track: a reminder that no matter how far you wander, that ache for home never really fades.
Carl De Villa – “Airplane”
Carl De Villa’ latest hit “Airplane” is straight-up feel-good pop, dripping with that carefree, sky-high energy that makes you wanna grab your passport and just go. Right from the start, the track sets the mood with an airport announcement paging Carl, before lifting off into a dreamy, synthy vibe that feels like floating above the clouds.
Carl’s vocals? Pure magic: soft and inviting in the verses, then soaring in the chorus like a plane catching altitude. The beat punches underneath, giving it that dancefloor-ready edge, somewhere between classic ‘90s pop and today’s fresh electronic sound, making it the kind of tune that gets addictive after the first listen!
This one’s all about freedom: breaking away, getting lost in the moment, and just embracing the ride. With over half a million streams and counting, “Airplane” is taking off in a big way. Buckle up, because Carl De Villa is going places.
Proklaim – “LOVE LAVIDA”
At this point, we think you all know Proklaim, and he’s back with another banger called “LOVE LAVIDA”, a high-energy anthem that smashes genre boundaries and cranks up the vibe to full blast. This track blends Caribbean, Latino, and West African influences with a hip-hop backbone, making it a certified club banger with a message.
Inspired by a fire reggaeton beat he stumbled across online, Proklaim wanted to break the mold: spitting bars over a rhythm that’s anything but typical for rap. Recorded at Pen Pushaz studios and fine-tuned by Wojtek Majewski at Audio Art Namibia, “LOVE LAVIDA” is a sonic rollercoaster, built to make you move.
It’s got his unique raw, primal energy but still stays true to Proklaim’s sharp lyricism. Whether you’re vibing in the club or just need a track that radiates life, this one’s set to hit differently.
Space Discovery: D Unico – “EVSRL”
Miami-based artist D Unico makes a bold entrance into the music scene with his debut single, “EVSRL”, a track that fuses reggaeton, trap, and pop into a dynamic and immersive sound. The project is a result of a long-standing creative partnership between D Unico (Daniel Carvajal) and producer Edwin Melendez, who first connected in 2014 through a Bible study session. Their shared passion for music turned into a unique artistic collaboration, and this debut release showcases their seamless synergy.
What sets “EVSRL” apart is its refined yet infectious energy. The song began as a simple 30-second loop sent by Melendez, which immediately sparked inspiration for Carvajal. He crafted an intro, a catchy hook, and an initial verse, laying the foundation for what would become a polished and compelling single. Over the next nine months, the duo meticulously fine-tuned the track, experimenting with subtle tweaks to ensure it captured the right balance of rhythm, melody, and raw emotion.
Recorded in Carvajal’s home studio, the track carries a personal and authentic touch, reflecting the artist’s deep connection to his craft. The final version was mixed by Melendez and then mastered by Mike Fuller, a respected name in the mastering industry, adding a level of professional refinement that elevates the production.
“EVSRL” delivers a fresh and engaging sound, with pulsing reggaeton beats and smooth vocal delivery that feels both modern and intimate. It not only introduces D Unico’s signature style but also builds anticipation for his upcoming EP. With this track setting the tone, he is poised to carve out his own space in the Latin music world.
Now available on major streaming platforms, “EVSRL” is a must-listen for fans of Latin urban music looking for something both polished and personal.
Space Discovery: MANNERS – “MALFUNCTIONING MACHINE: REBOOTED”
Emerging from a five-year creative journey, MANNERS, in collaboration with her longtime friend and producer GIGSY, unveiled the album “MALFUNCTIONING MACHINE” on October 26, 2023. The launch, celebrated with a sold-out event in Oxford, marked a significant milestone in MANNERS’ musical career.
The original EP garnered attention with tracks like “GODDAMN MONSTER” and “101,” which resonated with listeners through their exploration of personal themes such as love and mental health. Drawing inspiration from artists like Billie Eilish, UPSAHL, and MOTHICA, MANNERS crafted a distinctive “dark/alt-pop” sound that captivated her audience.
Building on this success, the “MALFUNCTIONING MACHINE: REBOOTED” project introduces new collaborations, infusing fresh perspectives into the existing tracks. The first reboot features Surrey-based singer-songwriter Izzii Grace on “101,” whose vocals add a new dimension to the track. The subsequent release, “POWER,” showcases GIGSY’s creative input, revitalizing the song with renewed energy.
Anticipation builds as three more tracks are slated for release, featuring artists Dais from Southampton, rapper Mac Backwardz from Coventry, and another notable contribution from GIGSY. These monthly releases, concluding in February 2024, promise to offer fans a continuous stream of innovative sounds throughout the winter months.
Listeners eager to experience the evolution of MANNERS’ artistry can preview the unreleased tracks on SoundCloud, alongside her latest releases. “MALFUNCTIONING MACHINE: REBOOTED” stands as a testament to MANNERS’ commitment to artistic growth and collaboration, ensuring her music remains both dynamic and engaging.
Space Discovery: HANS HALSTEAD – “Everything Was Better When It Was Worse”
Hans Halstead’s Everything Was Better When It Was Worse is an introspective and socially charged album that blends folk, indie rock, and sharp lyricism. Released on January 3, 2025, the record reflects on politics, identity, and personal struggles with a poetic yet raw approach. Drawing inspiration from Bob Dylan, Halstead delivers a mix of storytelling and melodic craftsmanship that feels both timeless and urgent.
The album’s title track sets the tone with a melancholic yet reflective energy, exploring disillusionment and the weight of the past. Tracks like Dancing at the Edge of the World channel vintage pop balladry, while Time and Place and Say You Won’t, Say You Will inject bursts of optimism with their infectious melodies. Day of Love stands out as one of the most poignant moments, paying tribute to the victims of the Parkland shooting, giving voice to those lost in an emotional, deeply human way.
Throughout the record, Halstead’s mellow yet commanding vocals guide the listener through a landscape of nostalgia, regret, and hope. The arrangements—featuring piano, violin, and saxophone—add richness and texture, complementing the depth of the songwriting. The album feels like a conversation between past and present, questioning whether things were truly better before or if we’ve just rewritten our memories.
With Everything Was Better When It Was Worse, Halstead offers a compelling blend of personal reflection and social commentary, cementing himself as a storyteller unafraid to tackle heavy themes with grace and sincerity.