This month we’ve got new music from Club 8, Ms Ray, The Parade, Officer John, Eichhorn and many more. This mix is a blissed out journey through indie pop, synth, and eletronica with a special feature instrument: the marimba. Plus it’s curated by special guest Jarrett Edmund, photographer, festival veteran and long-time TNLF writer. Everything…
It’s fitting that I first came across Sons of Sevilla at the height of last summer with their album Street Light Moon. Because summer is where this duo lives. Their albums are a soundtrack for a sort of endless summer.…
*taps mic* is this thing on?Hello New LoFites! Welcome back to the Weekend Fuzz, your (decennial) musical micro-dose of all things hazy, indie, dreamy, and fuzzy. We start aptly with GOON’s “Begin Here” from their 2025 release Dream 3, a…
This months selection is a mix of dub and dub techno. I have never ever attempted to mix dub, so it didn’t turn out too bad. Hope you like…..and then some weird ear worm that’s been in my head, no…
Here’s a round-up of our favorite electronic music sent to the blog recently. This is all the electronic music that has been on heavy rotation here at TNLF HQ. If you like the vibe, check out the full playlist on…
Our favorite Australian producer in New York is at it again. Nick Marks has just released his new single, “Champagne Flowers” and it conjures up 1950s jazz through a modern beatmaking lens. Marks first came onto our radar in 2023…
This month we’ve got new music from Overmono, Collect 200, Fcukers, Jimi Polo, Billy Inns, Yung Singh, and many more. It’s a mixtape deticated to the dancefloor: indie house of every flavor. The mix goes bonkers around 35 mins when…
Sled Island 2023 took over Calgary like a hurricane this past week and we’ve got a round-up or artists you gotta check out.
Alvvays’ sound is every bit as fresh and contemporary as their first release nearly a decade previous. Read our full live review now.
I was first introduced to Dave Brubeck in a “History of Jazz” class in the early 90s. Before that point, jazz was music that my grandparents listened to. Hearing “Take Five” for the first time changed that. Paul Desmond spoke…
It’s funny how this global pandemic has found ways to bring us all closer together despite all of the pain and suffering it has caused. Closer together virtually of course. Because while the Coronavirus would like nothing more then to…