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February 19, 2021

February 19, 2021February 19, 2021 Mike change

Electronic music producer Nuit Oceãn shares vulnerable bonus Fire Divine songs

Releasing the dark and melancholic EP Fire Divine last year, Nuit Oceãn has now released an extended version of the EP to the public. This edition features two memorable songs ‘Tears’ and ‘Fearless’, which focus on heartbreak and rising up once the tears have dried up as the focal point.

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The producer does not tread lightly with his words and brooding soundscapes, and most importantly the chilling vulnerability that is clearly evident in his work. Previously featured on RCRD LBL (read feature) with Fire Divine EP release, we commented: “This EP shows the essence of vulnerability and strength in one breath. It is a work of art that can be interpreted in multiple meanings, but we can all agree that this EP is fragrant and colorful as well as easy on the ears.”

Nuit Oceãn continues to make music with impact and substance with this latest release. Singing about matters of the heart never sounded so visceral with his latest singles ‘Tears’ and ‘Fearless’. Capturing universal themes such as heartbreak and heartache against mesmerizing downtempo notes paints a vivid and heart wrenching picture of what it means to be human.

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April 24, 2020

April 24, 2020May 15, 2020 Mew Zikwryder

Manchester music producer DEADLIFE releases new synthwave album

Machester-based music producer DEADLIFE has officially released his latest album, City of Eternal Rain via NRW Records. He has been supported by influential wave Youtube channel called NewRetroWave in recent months, which led to his stream count rising to over 3.2 million plays on major streaming platforms. His debut album Bionic Chrysalis was voted as Best Synthwave Album 2017 by publication MetalSucks, and also received commercial success on US Billboards’ Electronic Album sales top 20 chart, along with his 2019 album Singularity.

Growing up in the shabby Crewe area in the UK, DEADLIFE would spend a lot of time indoors playing video games. The music producer was a drummer in a band before pursuing his solo career in electronic music production. After several tours, he realized that he felt held back creatively. DEADLIFE always had a vivid imagination and a more sensitive demeanor. He would use these qualities to produce music of his own liking. The music producer is inspired by the emotional qualities of video game soundtracks with his music. He has also cited influences from artists like Disasterpeace, Justice, deadmau5, Sigur Ros, Refused and Deftones.

Speaking of his album DEADLIFE adds, “City of Eternal Rain is a concept album that is inspired by the direct contrast between dark and light. That no matter how bad things get, there is always hope. The record is, like many of them, created to feel like you’ve heard it before, but you don’t remember it, to instill nostalgia in your mind and remind you of a time your memory grasps at but can’t quite recall. I’ve realised in life it takes more bravery and courage to be who you are and bare all, rather than to hide it away, which we often do, which I did in my younger years. It’s time to be honest, to directly reflect that which I feel within what I write.”

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October 31, 2019 Mew Zikwryder

AUST shares buzzing new single ‘The Hive’

Hailing from Neuchâtel, Switzerland, AUST’s two track EP The Hive was recently released via Enhanced Music’s Enhanced Chill. With a string of previous releases under his belt, his work has previously been compared to artists such as Fakear, Petit Biscuit and Møme.

AUST’s sound is characterised by intricate loops, electronic embellishments and textured soundscapes. The Hive is somewhat of an ode to his home, a place of refuse that obviously inspires him greatly.

He explains: ‘The Hive’ refers to the new place me and my wife live in. It’s a tiny house surrounded by wild nature where I recorded some sounds that are featured on both songs. I’ve also just built a second studio there to focus on new inspirations. The place was full of bees during the summer (which is unfortunately uncommon those days) and the chorus on The Hive took me back to those sounds.”

The Hive on Spotify – Apple Music

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August 10, 2019

August 10, 2019May 27, 2021 Mike change

Find Your Own ‘Inner Peace’ With French Electronic Producer Uppermost’s Latest Song

If you’ve been following the French electronic scene as closely as we have, you’ll surely have heard of Uppermost’s latest release. The track is called ‘Inner Peace’ and was released on the 20th of September via Uppwind Records.

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The producer is also about to embark on his own project, ‘#uppermoments’. The project will allow fans to contribute to his next music video as they take footage of themselves enjoying one of his tracks. As he tells us on his website, ‘The only guideline is to choose from these two main themes only: city or nature landscapes’.

He’s received praise from publications such as Billboard, Vice, COMPLEX, YourEDM, Clash Mag, POP Music, Paper Mag, Earmilk and Magnetic Mag, all favourably receiving his work. Listen to his latest track and share your thoughts on ‘Inner Peace’ with us.

The French independent producer Behdad Nejatbakhshe, better known as UPPERMOST, lists Bon Iver, Floating Points, Tycho, Lane 8, and Crazy P as influences but also cites elements of traditional Persian music as inspiration. Each composition is intended to birth positive emotions to his listeners. He created Uppwind Records to share the music free of industry restraints. He birthed the label hoping to give independent artists a playground to express their visions with the idea of never separating art from the truth that gave it life. His latest offering remains true to this desire.