Tag: Julio Ade Santorini

The Bitter Sting of a Fake Persona on Matt Nation’s “April’s Fool”

Matt Nation drops "April’s Fool," and I am instantly struck by the sheer exhaustion of loving a hologram. The Brooklyn-born, LA-based artist has a knack for dissolving the borders between alt-pop, R&B, and nu-disco, but here, he channels a soul-stirring pop-punk urgency through a laid-back, indie-pop filter. https://open.spotify.com/track/7rPHpg1lXMiQFFuuIX9ZT5 It is a strange, brilliant contrast. A melancholic chord loop cycles endlessly, creating a flowing foundation for Nation's...

Run Wild with Bolidde’s “Rainbow Galaxy”

Bolidde's new album, Rainbow Galaxy, doesn't so much arrive as it does seep into the room, a ten-track document of flight powered by rock and roll muscle. Here is a veteran of the French scene who understands the architecture of a great pop hook, but who uses that knowledge not to build a summer villa, but a high-speed getaway vehicle. The album’s energy is...

J.C. Amp Challenges Believers With Raw New Single “Reflection”

Jamaican Gospel Group J.C. Amp Delivers Powerful Message of Authenticity in "Reflection" Jamaican gospel group J.C. Amp drops a hard-hitting track that calls for authentic...

Julio Ade’s “Santorini” Delivers A Fresh Take On Afrofusion

With smooth vocals and sleek production, Julio Ade's latest track "Santorini" pushes the boundaries of Afrobeats with emotional depth and modern flair. Julio Ade, to...