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5 Songs I Love w/ Baby Condor
Photo Credit: Daniëlle Weener Following the release of their latest single, 'Seventeen', Flex caught up with Dutch brothers Baby Condor to find out what influences their unique sound, blending pop, country, folk, and indie. If you enjoy Baby Condor's picks, be sure to check out 'Seventeen' at the end of the article. 1. Beach Boys - God Only Knows One of our favourite songwriters, Brian Wilson took pop music to the next level with his 1966 Pet Sounds album. Filled with beautif
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5 Songs I Love w/ Moonbrew
Following the release of his latest EP 'A Map of the Human', Flex caught up with Italian producer Moonbrew to discover what influences his unique sound, blending electronica, hip-hop, and jazz. If you enjoy Moonbrew's picks, be sure to check out 'A Map of the Human' at the end of the article. 1. DJ Shadow – Midnight in a Perfect World What has inspired me the most about DJ Shadow is his sonic exploration — the highly creative and unconventional use of samples that pushed inst
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Inside r4vn’s ‘raven’s inferno’: When Darkness Becomes a Mirror…
A spectral fusion of witch house and dark fairycore, the record captures the eerie allure of unseen worlds through immersive self-production and raw emotion. Out now on all streaming platforms On raven’s inferno, Atlanta-based producer, vocalist, and composer r4vn conjures a world that flickers between dream and decay — a witch house odyssey steeped in dark fairycore ambience and occult symbolism. It’s a record that sounds like it was pulled from another realm: eerie, immersi
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5 Songs I Love w/ Goodwin
Following the release of their latest single 'Friend', Flex caught up with Michael E Goodwin from the Massachusetts-based collective Goodwin to find out what influences their folk, art-rock sound. If you enjoy Goodwin's picks, be sure to check out 'Friend' at the end of the article. 1. “Sucker Row” Mark Knopfler Sitting in the third position on one of my favorite albums of all time, “Sucker Row” is the quintessential Knopfler tune. One of the things I admire most about Mark i
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