Rosalía - Berghain

Rosalía steps back into the spotlight with “Berghain,” the first single from her forthcoming fourth album, Lux, and the track arrives already teetering on the edge of three worlds. Teaming up with Björk and Yves Tumour, the Spanish artist fuses flamenco futurism with Icelandic avant-folk and American experimental noise, all guided by the production architecture of Noah Goldstein, Sir Dylan, Jake Miller, and Rosalía herself.

“Berghain” is less a song and more a structural gesture—rhythmic concrete poured into a club-shaped void. Björk’s elemental vocal textures float like digital folklore, Yves Tumor carves through the mix with their signature distortion-as-emotion, and Rosalía anchors everything in a pulse that feels both intimate and industrial.

If Lux promises more of this kind of fearless cross-pollination, we’re looking at the beginning of a new chapter not only for Rosalía, but for the evolving relationship between pop and the avant-garde. The club is just a metaphor; the architecture here is cultural.

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Sunrom - Chromatic

Sunrom’s new track "Louder" shows his diverse skills, blending rich production with his singing and smooth guitar playing. The French producer keeps going strong with the release of his first album, Chromatic.

Chromatic introduces the project with a distinct and clear sense of identity, as his signature sound is unmistakably apparent throughout. This is achieved through the use of organic textures and a warm, earthy ambience that envelops the listener. Sunrom’s dreamy, ethereal vocals breathe life into the track, effortlessly gliding and floating over punchy, dynamic drums, shimmering keys, and intricate synth work. These elements collectively contribute to the track’s cinematic and evolving progression, inviting listeners to embark on a journey to a distant, sun-drenched summer memory.

OK Go - Love

One of the best music video magicians did it again. OK Go released a new mind-bending and eye-popping masterpiece for their song “Love”.

The band's latest high-concept music video clip was uniquely filmed in the iconic Budapest train station, utilizing a remarkable setup that included 29 robotic arms, an impressive total of 60 mirrors, and a dazzling array of eye-popping props and colorful costumes that are sure to capture the viewer's attention.