Category: singer-songwriter
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“Virgin” is about spiritual devotion. Gugga Lísa takes the concept of spiritual purity and makes it feel less like a dusty religious concept and more like an actual relationship worth fighting for.
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For “21grammi,” Cucé draws from real experiences, relationships that ended, moments of falling apart, and the struggle to figure out who you are after everything changes.
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“Democracy” does something smart: it plants you in that dive bar, surrounded by people watching election returns on an oversized TV, and just lets the scene breathe.
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In “Ancient Seeds”, Takenaka asks: What if we still need these things? What if, in our age of constant distraction and atomized living, songs designed for presence and community aren’t nostalgic relics but tools we desperately need?
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“People Just Float” is technically six tracks and a short film (directed by their frequent collaborator Loïc Moyou), telling the story of a hermit named Joshua who meets a scared woman in the woods.
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“The Cassy Judy Mixtape” works because Judy trusts her audience enough to give it to them straight. She’s funny, angry, vulnerable, and unapologetic, often all at once.
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“Distracted” is Frizzell’s gentle nudge about how we’ve all become a little too attached to our devices.
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LaCosta Tucker’s “Woman Behind the Wheel” talks straight about the women who keep everything moving while everyone else is busy taking credit.
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“Pyromane”, which translates to “arsonist” for those of us who skipped French class, is essentially about being attracted to someone who’s terrible for you.
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Exzenya’s “Captivity,” digs into the psychological horror of what happens when someone rewires your brain to accept control as care.
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