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Earmilk Exclusive: Zoo Brazil – "Desert Girls Part One: Give Myself" (Feat. Ursula Rucker)

John Andersson, better known as Zoo Brazil, has been igniting dance floors across the world for years. With over 160 singles and 8 albums in his pocket he has built…

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Jesse Ruins – "Talk To Alicia" [Premiere]

Some bands surf their own synthesizers. Jesse Ruins dodge them like characters trapped in a video game. A brand new signing to tastemaking label Lefse Records, this Tokyo three-piece wind deceptively…

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Ta-ku – "I Love Beyonce"

Reworking Drake's "Girls Love Beyonce" with the original "Say My Name" by Destiny's Child, the experimental beat producer Ta-ku yet again fails to disappoint. In the midst of a remix frenzy,…

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Wankelmut & Emma Louise – My Head Is A Jungle [EP]

Yes, you might have heard "My Head Is A Jungle" before. It's a track that's been tossed around, previewed, and released in parts. But this week we finally get the…

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Mysto & Pizzi – "Galax"

After quite an impressive opening set at Marquee New York this past Saturday, Mysto & Pizzi have returned to Ultra Records to release "Galax." The members of this New York City-based…

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EARMILK Interview: Matt Colon

Matt Colon is a big "name to know" in the dance music industry. Online mag In The Mix named Colon as the forty second most influential person in dance music, along with…

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Logic – Young Sinatra: Welcome To Forever [Mixtape]

Let's cut to the chase, if you haven't heard of Logic by now, you've been sleeping on some fantastic talent. Logic is a MC who's constantly raising the bar with his…

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Free n Losh – "Where Do They Go?"

The Toronto-based duo, Free n Losh, have been making a presence recently with their unique and classy infusion of electronic beats and down-tempo melodies. Their latest track, “Where Do They…

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Flight Facilities – "I Didn't Believe" (Feat. Elizabeth Rose)

When speaking of Nu disco there are only a few names that can be mentioned that come with international recognition, such as Flight Facilities. Only a year after their conception…

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Jimmy Carris – Open Your Heart [Remix EP]

I’ve been following Tom Swoon since his early days as Pixel Cheese. While I’m happy that he’s changed his name, I’m even happier to see the trend that his music…

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Enemies – "Executive Cut"

Not all math hides from the sun. Ireland's Enemies uncage technical guitarwork from esoterica, marrying it to lighter sounds to play what they call "mathpop". This new-minted hybrid combines Lightning Bolt…

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Adrian – RN141 [EP]

After announcing the release of his third EP RN141 a few months ago, French producer Adrian, an active member of So French Records, is back to introduce the full official video realized…

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Earmilk Exclusive: Zoo Brazil – "Desert Girls Part One: Give Myself" (Feat. Ursula Rucker)

Jesse Ruins – "Talk To Alicia" [Premiere]

Ta-ku – "I Love Beyonce"

Wankelmut & Emma Louise – My Head Is A Jungle [EP]

Mysto & Pizzi – "Galax"

EARMILK Interview: Matt Colon

Logic – Young Sinatra: Welcome To Forever [Mixtape]

Free n Losh – "Where Do They Go?"

Flight Facilities – "I Didn't Believe" (Feat. Elizabeth Rose)

Jimmy Carris – Open Your Heart [Remix EP]

Enemies – "Executive Cut"

Adrian – RN141 [EP]

SHARKTANK explore indie, electronica and synth pop on stunning new album "3"

Amy Jay releases new single "Margins" off of upcoming album 'Mnemonics'

Sentury's "Forever" is a smooth proclamation of love [Video]

Broken Composers are the pinacle of unique, genre-bending techno on "ReAct"

Planet McKenna drops debut single, "Follow the Signs"

Jay Tone is carving out his space with "Puzzles"

Matt Oakley is redefining country music with heart, soul and modernity

Texas’ Blacktop Mojo does rock music the way it should be done

Tha Rapper Haiti blends authentic style with musical passion

From Machismo To Mujeres: Women As The Face Of Reggaeton

4 things I learned on the 'Call Me If You Get Lost' tour

4 things every artist needs to think about in 2022