Monthly Archives: November, 2020

Gamal recently shared his new instrumental release, "A Ring For Kiki", a surprisingly introspective pivot for the versatile multi-instrumentalist. After a ten-year career stacking up over 25 million streams by fusing modern pop, hip-hop, and R&B, he has abandoned the lyrical rulebook entirely. Listen to it below. https://open.spotify.com/album/1XrkPSQMKwoVGyC8rV0kWn?si=00jZqvUoRjqbEstDtYrDTw This latest neo-soul and jazz outing thrives in the complete absence of vocals. The melody relies heavily on...

With her debut album "Komorebi," UK-based composer, producer, and pianist Sylvie Natsume captures something entirely elusive: the chaotic, precise physics of shifting daylight. The title borrows the Japanese term for sunlight filtering through a canopy of leaves, an absolutely fitting metaphor for this nature-inspired, entirely instrumental excursion. https://open.spotify.com/album/2wcL4kspBNshakVWHCZNu5?si=3E_vexVHREaT8Kv9n-O0lA Designed to be digested as one continuous suite, the record ignores our modern urge to compartmentalize. Instead, Natsume...