Maral Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles’s Maral has spent the past half-decade quietly honing an approach that meshes the latest in club music contortions, a range of pulverized dub effects, and samples from her library of Iranian folk, pop and classical musics.
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supported by 369 fans who also own “Sweet Thing”
Never heard a song that sounds like this - such a beautiful treatment of rain!
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supported by 358 fans who also own “Sweet Thing”
This album is such a fun combination of styles and and immensely satisfying listen. Danceable with plenty of room to breathe and helps me focus too. Glad I got the cassette bc it sounds extra gooey. Can't wait to hear more from Xyla :)
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supported by 357 fans who also own “Sweet Thing”
I love this album! It helps me imagine the micro and macrocosms in the earth and in the soil and in space! a multi-scalar, multi sensory experience of ecosystems across time and space. Warm golden light, slow crystal growth over eons, geological forces and deep time, walking through woods, looking at plants and the smell of petrichor (the earthy scent produced when rain falls on dry soil)
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Re-Facto
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A remix EP from the great Lorelle Meets The Obsolete turns their psych rock jams into prismatic electronic music.
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Une harmonie invisible
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Olympic nightingale, from New Delhi, is a one-man project that creates ominous and harrowing soundscapes from brutally distorted samples.
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Infusing live drums with glitched-out guitar fuzz and politically charged bars, Youniss reckons with a world still entrenched in anti-Blackness.
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