Optic Bloom have been surging for awhile now. With the release of their debut album “Space Garden,” the duo are ready to ride that wave with their infectious futuristic sound that blends hip-hop, electronic, and R&B.
Londy might just be the best electronic producer you haven’t heard of (yet). Familiarize yourself with his bouncing, infectious grooves in our latest edition of You Oughta Know.
Check out local producer Arman Wali, the next in our You Oughta Know series.
Mint Pillow is local producer Derek Hixon’s moniker through which he releases experimental, psychedelic synth tunes with high production value, plus a solid ear for layers and beat structures. He’s premiering his second self-titled EP via Allston Pudding today.
Listen to Seraah’s new EP and read his motivations behind it!
Nightworks vol. 2 is a mixtape featuring a lineup of Boston’s best beatmakers, producers, and sonic adventurers, featuring contributions from Rah Zen, Daedelus, Loman, Dephrase, and more.
Rilla Force has been making music for over a decade, but his sound is always evolving. His new album “Fiesta” is the love story of where his music has been and where it’s going to go.
UK electro-groovers HÆLOS took Brighton Music Hall by storm at their recent gig, with support from locals Photocomfort.
James Blake returned to a sold-out House of Blues last week to perform songs from his latest album “Assume Form,” giving a breathtaking, emotive performance.
Check out our photo gallery from last week’s Jon Hopkins show at the Sinclair, the midweek headliner of Together fest.