Interviews

1. Darius & Wayne Snow - "EQUILIBRIUM"

This might just be the greatest nu-disco track of all time — at least for me. There's something about the way Darius builds space in his production — it's lush, textured, and dripping in elegance. And Wayne Snow? His vocals are just magic. That falsetto hits different — soft yet commanding, like someone whispering secrets directly into your soul.

2. D'Angelo – "Feel Like Makin' Love"

D'Angelo has this rare ability to make music feel both vintage and completely now. This cover is just smooth everything. His voice melts into the groove like candle wax, setting the mood without even trying. Whenever I play this, it's like flipping a switch — suddenly, everything’s slower, warmer, more intimate.

3. Galimatias – "Shy Dancer"

I stumbled on this one late one night and immediately felt like I was floating. It’s delicate but groovy, full of subtle rhythm and late-night shimmer. Perfect for those quiet moments when you don’t want to say much, just let the music speak for you.

4. Kartell feat. Che Lingo – "All In"

RIP Kartell — seriously, gone way too soon. This track is such a standout to me. The balance between Che Lingo’s sharp, lyrical flow and Kartell’s polished, melodic production is just unreal. It’s one of those songs that feels effortless but says so much. I always come back to this one when I want something smooth but grounded.

5. Kali Uchis ft. Tyler, The Creator & Bootsy Collins – "After The Storm"

Every time I hear this, I feel like I’m getting a cosmic pep talk from the coolest trio imaginable. Bootsy brings the funk, Tyler adds that oddball charm, and Kali? She’s radiant as ever. It’s uplifting without being cheesy — like sunshine through tinted windows.

6. JVCK JAMES – "Love In The Club"

There’s a certain confidence in this track that’s addictive. JVCK JAMES delivers modern R&B with such style — it’s romantic, sensual, but not overdone. I love putting it on when I want to tap into that quiet confidence — smooth, magnetic, and effortlessly cool.

7. Khruangbin – "Pelota"

This one blends funk and Spanish influence so effortlessly — it’s got that laid-back groove with just the right touch of flair. It feels both classic and fresh, like a sunset jam you didn’t know you needed. Just effortlessly cool.

8. RIO KOSTA – "Ancients"

This one feels spiritual. There’s a slow, cinematic build that makes you want to close your eyes and just breathe it in. It reminds me of early mornings or distant memories I can’t quite place. It’s not background music — it’s a whole mood on its own.

9. Rhye – "Count To Five (Tensnake Remix)"

This remix adds just the right amount of shimmer to Rhye’s already silky original. It’s sensual and dancey without ever getting too loud. I love how it manages to stay intimate while still giving you a pulse to move to. It’s a quiet kind of sexy.

10. Saint Joshua – "Palo Santo"

Saint Joshua’s voice wraps around you like a warm blanket — tender yet commanding, with a quiet strength that’s impossible to ignore. The whole track feels