Tokyo Tea Room and similar artists

Ah this being human thing. We love, we hurt, and the fragile beauty of it all is that most of us want to be good, and yet, we still cause harm. The go...

Australia-based Vilde haunts our memories with “Vilde,” a melancholic audio novel. “Vilde” is haunting and heavy, with a sense of modern contemporary ...

Tame Impala has always had a way of making music that feels both familiar and fresh, and their new single “Loser” continues that tradition. The track ...

Jagged Jaw and Minova boast about the view from their window with "Again And Again," and that view is the galaxy, pure and synthetic.Have you ever loo...

Ah, I found my sweet spot again. This downtempo jam complements cozy nights or hazy bonfire outings with friends. Throw it on, and let this silky smoo...

I might've mentioned this before but I am a sucker for a good sax solo. I don't want to spoil where this masterclass takes place but it always seems t...

Tokyo Tea Room invites you into their world with the new track "No Rush." It slows things down, provides the listener with a moment of pause, and exte...

I'm a self-proclaimed cinephile with a rambunctious letterboxd account that has almost become my personality. Cringy, I know. I say this because I stu...

A collective effort between Love Spells, Deb Never, and See You Next Year has birthed a tender, existentialist ballad that exudes both care and ethere...

I sense a bit of Tame Impala influence here, but that's considered cliche amongst most indie artists working today. However, Moon Blue has captured th...

Tokyo Tea Room's "If You Love Her" has been floating around in my head for a while now, and I thought it was about time to talk about this chilled lit...