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  • 2 weeks ago | themusicessentials.com | Mia Brooks

    Flores Records just gave us something truly special to celebrate their anniversary, Island Hill and Of Norway’s hauntingly beautiful ‘In My Mind’ and the ethereal remixes that followed, including a cinematic take from Budakid. The original track is already a heart-melter, but Budakid’s ‘In My Mind’ remix brings another layer of intimacy and lush emotion, transforming it into a reflective dancefloor escape.

  • 2 weeks ago | themusicessentials.com | Mia Brooks

    Italian duo K LSY are turning heads with their latest release Ranin All Over the World, and it’s got tech house fans buzzing. The new EP is bold, energetic, and unexpectedly polished for a group that’s just starting to release music. That’s probably because while they’re new to dropping records, K LSY aren’t new to the scene-they’ve been killing it as DJs, learning what makes people move and using that energy in the studio.

  • 3 weeks ago | themusicessentials.com | Mia Brooks

    Talking Heads have surprised fans with a brand-new music video for their 1977 classic “Psycho Killer,” released on June 5, 2025, to mark the 50th anniversary of their first-ever live performance. The video stars acclaimed actress Saoirse Ronan and is directed by Mike Mills, known for his emotionally rich visual storytelling.

  • 3 weeks ago | themusicessentials.com | Mia Brooks

    We caught up with producer and DJ Alphones shortly after the release of his latest single, “What’s That Called Again,” to talk all things groove, vocals, and his evolving sound. Here’s what he had to say. T.H.E – Hey Alphones, thanks for joining us! How are you feeling now that your new single is out? Alphones – I’m doing great, really buzzing! “What’s That Called Again” has been getting some awesome feedback already, and I’m excited to see where it goes.

  • 3 weeks ago | themusicessentials.com | Mia Brooks

    John Lydon isn’t slowing down anytime soon. The 69-year-old punk icon says he’s already hard at work on the next PiL album and has no plans to stop writing, even while out on the road. Lydon, who formed PiL back in 1978 after the breakup of the Sex Pistols, confirmed that new material is on the way. Speaking to Contactmusic.com, he said, “Yeah, we will. Yeah. For the new album I’m constantly writing.

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