Chillout
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Speaker Face – Cresent Review
Chill out for thinkers
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Introducing… Vox Rea
Chill out pop made for drama
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Introducing… Evening Elevator
Ascending to a great height
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Maxy Dutcher & John Hayes – Borealis Review
An epic journey across the stars
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Elskavon – A Welcome Noon Review
Musical smudges
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Lia Menaker – I Am Kyrøs Review
Not the R&B you were expecting
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Meiko – Weird World Review
A calming voice for weird times.
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Equanimous & nok nok – Cloud Waves Review
Equanimous & nok nok create a place of paradise in the Cloud Waves
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Blomma – Blomma Review
When electronica and classical collide
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Jeads – Under the Veneer Review
A music box frozen in time is a surprising treat for all
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Dakota Suite & Quentin Sirjacq – The Indestructibility of the Already Felled Review
Elegant classical slowcore with a Japanese twist
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Kalya Scintilla – Gaian Code Review
A magical mystery tour of new age electronica
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Old Amica – Constellation Review
Broken down reverb heavy acoustic folk to crush your spirits
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Introducing… Kennebec
Translating time and movement into relaxing musical worlds
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Boerd – Misplaced Review
A bassist in an electronica world
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SHHE – SHHE Review
Downtempo for aliens
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Hiroki Kikuta – The Unbreakable Unity Review
Snoozing to SNES music in the best way possible
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The Woods – Night Silk Threads Review
Kitchen sink chill out for the thinkers
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Michael Jablonka – Go-Go Review
Me and my trusty drum machine
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Live Vault – Tash Sultana
Giving back to the community that discovered her
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Yaima – Antidote Review
Yaima provides the Antidote to your heart and the Earth around you
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Introducing… Matthew Wilcock
Someone has spent too long alone on an abandoned planet...
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Raoul Vignal – Oak Leaf Review
The softest of French rock Raoul Vignal was a sensational discovery for me last year with his superb album The Silver Veil. Returning right at…
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Tash Sultana – Flow State Review
Possibly one of the most soulful records put to tape in years Bursting onto the music scene with several home recordings of amazingly soulful guitar…
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Knightstown – Knightstown Review
Electronic moody dream pop producer Knightstown follows up his excellent EP with his self-titled debut album which came out yesterday. With his trademark hushed high…
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Adam Fielding – Mesmera Review
Adam Fielding returns from a run of more ambient drenched electronica albums to something a little more sci-fi tinged and cinematic with his new album…
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Adam Fielding returns with new downtempo ambient album Mesmera
As someone who’s long been a fan of what Adam Fielding does for musicians by opening up his creative process by showing composition live streams and…
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Tash Sultana unveils new single and debut album
Tash Sultana has become something of an internet icon, shooting to fame on YouTube with bedroom concerts that showcase her pure love for playing the…
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Noel Griffin – “Sentient Life” Review
The robots make a lovely sound
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Bonobo – “Migration” Review
The North Borders Part II - and that's a good thing
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Live Vault – Saint Sister
A Celtic tinged chill out duo
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Video Vault – Benjamin James
Basking in beauties aura
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Introducing… Ramsey
Time to get your heart ripped out to dark chillout pop
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Review – VLNA – “Turquoise Threads”
Ambience and introverse
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Introducing… Dems
Electronic trio makes emotions boil
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Whispers of the Plains ~ Isaboe
Two great artist interviews in the same day! Another fabulous peep whom deserves much success, welcome to the world of Isaboe… How long have you…
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Isaboe – “Love Sun” Review
Last week we introduced you to Isaboe, now we’d like to tell you all about her debut album “Love Sun” and the all kinds of…
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Lisa Gerrard – “The Black Opal” (Ltd Edition) Review
Since Lisa went completely onto her own distribution label, things appear to have changed. “The Black Opal” faced delays in distribution and other troubles too…
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Charlotte Martin – Piano Trees comes out Digitally
Charlotte Martin’s instrumental album Piano Trees will be released digitally on 10th November. Two of the gourgeous songs can be heard on her myspace page.…
