This time, we get to know About Gorillas and Vampires, a husband and wife duo from Germany. Gorilla – Songwriter, Producer, Engineer. Vampire – Lyrics, Vocalist.
The track “Waves” is featured in the New Artist Spotlight Family of Playlists.
This time, we get to know Claude Spalding, a French composer, and artist, inspired by the House, Disco, Disco Funk, Pop Dance rhythms of the 80s/90s. He approaches an atypical sound universe, with influences such as Cerrone and Mickey Oliver.
The track “The Cats Punk” is featured in the New Artist Spotlight Family of Playlists.
This time, we get to know CHYDY VIBEZ, an afrobeats artist based in Nigeria. Inspired by his sister, Z-lla as well as artists such as Burna Boy, Tiwa Savage and Rugger, Chydy is a young one to watch.
The track “SWEET POLO GANG” is featured in the New Artist Spotlight Family of Playlists.
This time, we get to know Christopher Crompton, a singer-songwriter from the West Midlands, UK.
His songwriting draws from English and American folk traditions and covers topics both political and personal. He cites influences including James Taylor, Dylan, Richard Thompson, Paul Simon, Mark Knopfler, Ralph McTell, and Leonard Cohen.
This time, we get to know Cecilee, an alternative piano pop/indie artist from the US East Coast. Her music is an emotional journey through her experiences and her soul, her passionate voice accompanied by intricate piano playing and occasional beats.
The track “Martyr” is featured in the New Artist Spotlight Family of Playlists.
This time on The NAS 10 Questions, we get to know Canelo Kot, a self-styled “Rockmantic” artist from Mexico City who has taken inspiration from his parents musically, incorporating styles like bolero, rondalla estudantinia, and rock.
The track “Tus Palabras” is featured on NAS Playlists.
This time on The NAS 10 Questions, we get to know Callme_burg, AKA Kenji Osawa based in Nigeria. His influences include Fela Kuti, Oliver de Coque, Drake and Xxxtentacion.
The track “Silicone” is featured on NAS Playlists.
It’s time to get to know Charlie Smith and the burning question on everyone’s lips is, “What’s with that biscuit?” Yes, I asked, and the man answered!
“HAHA omg. Its kinda cringe. But I made it for my first ever demo I made. I had no idea what to call it, so I joked I should call it that and my ex-girlfriend took a picture of it for me. I released it under Graham Cracker. Funny times.”
