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Autumn vibrations by notes
16 October 2020
Autumn is here and while the season meanders between angry and happy weather, you miss your mood with a playlist that balances the calm in the air. After adding information about some of the songs, but its full beauty enters us through Spotify and Youtube. -
Gabriella Vergilov= EMPRESSA BULGAR
8 October 2020
photo Eliza Georgieva
She has a close meeting with the Boiler Room in New York in 2019, which makes her the second person from Bulgaria after KiNK with a set released on the platform. From the comments we understand that many people fell in love with her. They found her tracks on SoundClound and other music venues - that's where we're headed before he revives us with his beats in Adi's Cook & Book on October 14. -
New arrivals
25 September 2020
text Danni Nikolova
New albums, that are a must for every music lover out there. -
4 songs by... Ben Caplan POSTPONED
11 March 2020
text Kristina Yordanova photo Nick Barber
In his red beard, he could hide an entire ship, and so it would suit for him to be on one too. The Canadian is rocking here with blues stories of loss, love, sex and God - the themes of his latest Old Stock music lighter. -
On the phone with Strugare
5 March 2020
We're talking with musician Strugare ahead of his show at Exe club on October 21. When he picks up, it's quite noisy around, so I ask him twice: can you speak now? He says yes, it's just that he never stops working. Like any artist - musical and otherwise, who eventually finds his own thing. Only he got his right from the start, his first music video back in 2016 with spoken word and experimental music. See where he's headed with his SHOU to promote his debut album Strugare. -
25 songs, 1 agent
20 February 2020
The James Bond films have a special connection with music ever since the first one in 1962. Right before the new episode in November and it's song, we now remember some of the tunes to which Agent 007 has rhymed his dry jokes and fast pistols over the years. -
4 songs by... Fink
13 February 2020
text Kristina Yordanova photo Grazvydas Kaskelis
Fin Greenall is able to talk with the same fire about metal, techno and everything in between, and maybe that's why he first spins with an electric pulse and then buys a few guitars for his indie folk songs. The Brit begins his flight with the dance album Fresh Produce from 2000, which hits camp with its juicy samples. -
4 songs by... New Candys
8 January 2020
text Kristina Yordanova photo Jancy Buffington
33.3% rock, 33.3% roll and 33.4% psychedelia. We don't know why they deleted that description from Facebook, their math is not bad, but we're here for another thing. -
20:20
18 December 2019
The next seven locations tempt you to miss the President's speech and welcome the new decade in an exciting party round. -
December 25: Christmas at the bar
18 December 2019
photo elrowofficial
We know that after overeating a person is not right for the party, but still, the next five places are ideal for burning calories. -
The playlist of 2010-2020
18 December 2019
text Kristina Yordanova
Since 2010, music platforms have sent us in so many different genre directions that no one is saying "I only listen to this". -
4 songs by... James Leg
21 November 2019
text Kristina Yordanova photo Stefan Daub
Before he has a long hair and is names himself James Leg, he is John Myers – son of a preacher growing up amongst the sands of Tennessee and Texas with gospel background music. -
What we didn't know about... Hildur Guðnadóttir
30 October 2019
text Kristina Yordanova
We are sure that the Icelandic composer laughs at good jokes and loves life, but when she has to make music without a smiley face, she delves into the darker corners of her mind. This is how she gives birth to the ominous chaos in the Danish movie Kidnapping, the darkness in Sicario 2: Soldado and the horror in the series Chernobyl and most recently her cello partnered with Arthur Fleck in The Joker . These consecutive masterpieces make us find her on Spotify and pop her right into our list (to well-selected Chopin nocturnes and Russian rap). -
Halloween Hot Spots
24 October 2019
5 parties where you can be whatever you want, and if October 31 is not quite convenient, the last 2 are just for you. -
4 songs by... Hooverphonic
26 September 2019
text Kristina Yordanova photo Jan&Jorre
Geike Arnaert's breathless curves in Mad About You probably are the first you think of when you hear Hooverphonic. And you are not alone - the decade with this singer is the most strong for the Belgian trip-hop group, driven by the bassist Alex Callier's and guitarist Raymond Geerts, which since their start in 1995 have changed altogether five frontladies. The sweet melancholy of 18-year-old Luka Cruysberghs is the latest ingredient in their music that we absorb here with the latest album Looking For Stars on the show on October 11, that most certainly will also spin old hits. -
August's playlist
29 August 2019
text Kristina Yordanova
The soundtrack of the month that is already ending is full with the songs, that bloomed to life over the summer, screaming for new albums in the fall. -
Metropolis: Industrial Gathering
22 August 2019
photo ivanvandov
The location of this party is still a mystery, but the line-up tells it everything important. It is headed by Jeroen Search, who discovers techno landscapes from the mid-90s and is noted for being the inspiration behind many names behind the panels. Next in line is Jay Clarkre with his beats. -
50 years of Woodstock
8 August 2019
text Kristina Yordanova photo Shaydawn on Xanga
It's mid-August when, in 1969, 70 miles away from the town of Woodstock, New York, free love, cheap drugs and bubbling rock'n'roll were the solutions to all the problems for a weekend. In the background there is the Vietnam War, the Charles Manson cult and the civil rights movement, while four men under the age of 27 seal the dates from the 15th to 18th with the sign of peace. Happy 50 years of Woodstock to all who will remember. -
4 songs by... The Chemical Brothers
1 August 2019
text Kristina Yordanova photo Hamish Brown
They are neither brothers nor chemists - big beat pioneers Ed Simmons and Tom Rolands are historians by education, but they write their own history. Since making their Exit Planet Dust debut in 1995, the two from Manchester have not stopped putting electronic creativity in our ears, and their song Galvanize has been spinning in all NBA games. After 2 months they come here with a stunning 3D light show and effects in 7 trucks to burst with their latest album No Geography, but vacancies in Arena Armeec are melting like 3422 ° C metal, so we are already rushing to October 10 with 4 of their pieces. -
What we didn't know about... Bruce Dickinson
1 August 2019
text Nikola Shahpazov
They call him a Renaissance personality, and we agree with the definition. The Iron Maiden frontman is about to turn 61, but finds magical powers for world tours with the band and for piloting a passenger plane, writing books, fencing, and lately - spoken word performances. The latter is exactly why he arrives in Sofia on December 23rd.
