Jamie Woon and similar artists

Nosaj Thing is back on Indie Shuffle! I particularly love it when he's just a feature on tracks. "Paranoia," with Chance the Rapper, is the best examp...

Apologies to you all, as well as Gabriel. My sweet, sweet Gabriel, this has taken too long for me to get around to. It's not like there was some cent...

If you’re in to a bit of dreamy pop with a touch of electronica thrown in, you couldn’t do much better right now than "China Shop," the debut single f...

On the theme of throwbacks, which is what Jason and I are busy pre-scheduling posts for while we're at Afrikaburn, I thought a bit of funk might not h...

There will never be an easy way to introduce someone you're in conversation with to others if you've forgotten their name. You'll probably also never ...

My father once told me that if you check for hair on your palms then you're crazy. And here I am, some years later, listening to a track I love by som...

Jamie Woon's "Sharpness" was an amazing track in and of its own right, but something about this percussion takes it to a whole new level... The act r...

Anonymous Australian producer Arthur Wimble returns with a follow-up to his 2015 debut "I Love My Love" with a new taste of eclecticism. A semi-recent...

Raspy yet smooth vocals introduce us to this Boston artist whose take on a multi-instrumental production is perfectly on-trend. This new breed of arti...

South Londoner Kiran Kai and Australian export Jordan Rakei collaborated on a gorgeous neo-soul jam called "Maya" a few months ago. They are now back ...

My first reaction? "Omg, is this even real?!" I never heard of Kacy Hill until an hour ago. And now I can't get enough of that ticklish synth, the ha...

Are we posting too much future soul? Or is that just the general direction a lot of music taking these days? While I'm not entirely sure the answer, ...

Melbourne cousins Simon Lam and Chloe Kaul, known more popularly as Klo, have premiered another single "Under Lie" via Thump this week.  The third tra...

Young producer Royce Wood Junior first came to our attention with his remix of Jamie Woon's "Lady Luck." He's actually a bandmate of Woon's, and his ...

Last week we shared an older track by South London's Palmistry, titled "Catch," It was Palmistry's debut single, and a great track to boot, so it made...

London-based musician TALK SHOW gHOST, real name Joe Da Costa, doesn't have a huge following or a huge social media presence. He's not headlining fest...