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If there’s one thing KiyoSaint wants you to know, it’s that consistency and faith go a long way. From humble beginnings borrowing a friend’s MacBook to make beats to igniting mosh pits on tour, KiyoSaint is shaping a soundscape that's as futuristic as it is rooted in life’s raw truths.
Every so often, an artist appears with a voice that doesn’t just ride the beat — it challenges the world around it. Nenico, a Murcian artist rooted in Madrid’s creative chaos, is one of those voices.
You can hear the bounce before the beat even drops. That’s how you know it’s a Mozatti track. Born in Lagos and now shaking up the music scene in Australia, Mozatti isn’t just another artist—he’s a movement.
Every once in a while, an artist steps onto the scene not just with talent, but with intent. Peyton Grae isn’t riding a wave—she’s building her own current. With roots in a deeply musical household and a drive that’s been honed since childhood, Peyton’s journey reads like a blueprint for what it means to blend instinct, discipline, and raw emotional truth.
There are artists who ride the wave, and then there are those who shape it. Willy Monfret, a French-Caribbean DJ, producer, and former model, has spent over a decade turning the pulse of the globe into pure sound.
Some artists are born ready, others shape their voice through persistence and curiosity— Emmanuelle June sits at that rare intersection. Her latest campaign with Perth Records doesn’t just introduce a new artist; it signals the arrival of a compelling storyteller.
In an ever-evolving landscape of electronic music, few artists manage to strike a balance between experimental depth and emotional resonance. One such artist is Chris Kaz, an electronic producer and recording artist from London, UK.
In today’s rapidly shifting music industry, collaboration is no longer just a creative choice—it’s a professional necessity.
Tokyo has always been a hub for musical innovation, but Middle Out — the twin duo of Yuta and Sota — are crafting their own lane within its bustling sonic ecosystem. Emerging from modest beginnings with no equipment or formal training, these brothers have developed a forward-looking sound and mindset that positions them as one of the most exciting new acts out of Japan.
In a world where artists often follow trends, Abel Maxwell stands as a reminder that true artistry begins with conviction. Born in Africa, raised in France, and now based in Canada, Abel’s path into music wasn’t paved with privilege, but with purpose.
There’s a certain fire that separates guitar-slinging dreamers from artists who actually make an impact. Dan Jones, a UK-based guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter, is one of those rare few.
At just 17, KYEN is already demonstrating a level of emotional and technical depth that belies his age. Based in his bedroom with only a computer and a budget mic, this young singer, songwriter, and producer is chasing music with relentless drive and a clear sense of self.
