Vinyl LP pressing. 2022 release, the third studio album by Anna of the North. Includes the singles "Meteorite" (With Gus Dappterton), "Dandelion", "Bird Sing", "Nobody", and "I Do You".
The French singer sold millions of records over the course of her three-decade career, gaining fans across the world with her sentimental ballads and lighter yé-yé tunes.
Holy Motors acknowledges the Americana and rockabilly strands of Estonia's Tallinn's musical DNA without sacrificing any of the otherworldly mystique that keeps them from neatly conforming to the shoegaze and dreampop labels often applied to their music.
The luscious funk of Dreamin', on side A, shows Oddi as an Italian master of groove. Geronimo, on side B, is almost a tribute to Manu Dibango - a favourite of Oddi's at the time.
One of the key artists in Sweden's contemporary, underground music scene. He has already accrued quite the back catalogue, both as a member of the sensational quartet Dina Ögon and also as a solo artist with eight albums already under his belt.
Peshekhod, the debut album from Dima Pantyushin & Sasha Lipsky, oscillates through an immaculate synth-pop ecosystem in which every shift feels both accurate in its absurdity and divinely danceable.
Amália Rodrigues, the Portuguese 'Queen of Fado', has maintained a special relationship with France and Paris in particular. From the end of the 1950s, she found success there and became a popular artist, filling Parisian halls.
2023 release, the sixth solo album from Norwegian singer/songwriter. The album finds Sundfør strengthening her roots as she digs deeper into familial connections from her past, present, and future.
Eastern Flowers stands between Anatolian rock and European jazz-funk with ponderous drum patterns, groovy organs, far-out synthesizers, enchanting Saz and impetuous bass lines.
