Tag: Hands Up from Sonic Pulses

Joseph Turner & The Dudes of Hazard Bring Dutch Delta Heat to “Backbone”

With their new single “Backbone,” Joseph Turner & The Dudes of Hazard carve out a gritty, swampy corner of dark Americana directly from the Dutch delta. Turner, operating as core songwriter alongside a rotating collective of collaborating friends, channels the kinetic friction of delta blues and stomp-and-holler rock to craft something deeply rooted and road-worn. https://open.spotify.com/track/7kOvoDCrUHtcHeQpZdYRvc?si=bbfa1f129d3840a2 The track locks into an insistent, cyclical groove that grabs...

Sylvie Natsume Bottles the Afternoon Sun in “Komorebi”

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...

Sonic Pulses Sends “Hands Up” Skyward

Grief gets its hands in the air on "Hands Up", but it never treats the club as an escape hatch. This album from Tel Aviv...