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In the Spotlight: PinkPantheress -"Fancy That"

4 days ago | wonderlandmagazine.com | Douglas Jardim

IN THE SPOTLIGHT: PINKPANTHERESS -“FANCY THAT” PinkPantheress goes back to basics in pursuit of riskier territory, shedding her skin and spicing up her sound with the release of her sophomore mixtape, “Fancy That”. Photography by Charlie EngmanLast August, PinkPantheress announced the sudden cancellation of her remaining 2024 tour dates, choosing to prioritise her own physical health and wellbeing over debut album obligations.
Key Glock On Glockaveli

1 week ago | wonderlandmagazine.com | Ben Tibbits

Skip to content “The statement I’m making with this album is… Highly Respected,” Key Glock tells Wonderland about his all new 18-pronged album, Glockaveli, a sprawling and deeply raw odyssey into the Memphis rapper’s resilience, struggle against adversity and street-laden anthems.
Låpsley Shares Track-by-Track Thoughts On New Album

1 week ago | wonderlandmagazine.com | Ben Tibbits

Skip to content Love, ay? We all feel it, think about it, and are hurt by it in one way or another. For 28-year-old British singer-songwriter Låpsley, the swirling, omniscient emotion lay at the crux of her fourth studio album, I’M A HURRICANE I’M A WOMAN IN LOVE.
Laurence Guy & The Art of The Remix

2 weeks ago | wonderlandmagazine.com | Ben Tibbits

The remix is a sonic device of increasing worth — just ask Laurence Guy. “I love the art of remixing and I think it’s such an integral part of dance music culture,” the much acclaimed UK producer tells Wonderland. “Many people are introduced to dance music or underground scenes via remixes of major hits, etc.
Youngs Teflon Goes Track-by-Track Through Keep The Change

2 weeks ago | wonderlandmagazine.com | Ben Tibbits

Skip to content A consistent and significant figure at the core of UK rap’s augmentation across the past decade and a half, South London road rap trailblazer Youngs Teflon boasts an undeniable legacy. The depth of his discography is immense, with hard-hitting and thematically dense projects continuing to be delivered — the latest of which being Keep The Change. Teflon’s new album is a reflective and resonant work.
Mei Semones: Musical Majesty

2 weeks ago | wonderlandmagazine.com | Ben Tibbits

Skip to content There’s an effortless quality to the complexity of Mei Semones music. The Brooklyn-based guitarist and songwriter showed plenty of promise on her previous two EPs, but her new record Animaru, a debut full-length which has been released today (2nd May) via Bayonet Records, is a totemic step out; the work of a songsmith who is bold and brave in their vision, and technically flawless in their execution.
Lauren Luxenberg's In Power

3 weeks ago | wonderlandmagazine.com | Ben Tibbits

Snapshots of complexity, shards of beauty and strife; In Power finds potency in the smallest of moments. The new eight part short film series from revered artist and filmmaker Lauren Luxenberg is a deeply compelling and piercingly resonant portrayal of femininity, self-worth and empowerment, shot through a 35mm lens and sprawling across video, performance and musical composition.
Black Country, New Road

3 weeks ago | wonderlandmagazine.com | Ben Tibbits

“It always happens at really inopportune times,” chuckles Charlie Wayne, drummer of Black Country, New Road, on the rare occasion he gets recognised. “I was comparing prices of cereal in the supermarket and holding three different boxes of Coco Pops, the different shapes, trying to figure out which one I wanted.
Best Of Tallinn Music Week 2025

1 month ago | wonderlandmagazine.com | Ben Tibbits

In the far corners of Europe, creativity erupts restlessly. An eye-opening odyssey to Estonia for Tallinn Music Week in early April proved such. Despite its temperamental weather and geographical location on the Eastern border of NATO, the capital city of Estonia is a quaint and cathartic place, bubbling with friendly faces and colourful heritage.
Σtella Is On Repeat

1 month ago | wonderlandmagazine.com | Ben Tibbits

There’s something powerful about Σtella’s decision to sing in her Greek mother tongue for her fifth studio album, Adagio. Across the last decade, the singer-songwriter has built a reputation for luscious and daring dream pop and indie folk, building kaleidoscopic sonic landscapes for her deft, thoughtful songwriting to peruse within. This fifth record is among her most chiseled and colourful work.