#electronic pop

PREMIEREJulian Daniel Brings E-Boy Culture to Life With New Video

Julian Daniel soaks in the e-boy aesthetic. Perusing his Instagram - culled images of internet fantasy, bubblegum pink hair, and over-exposed filters - you quickly learn that it’s more than a passing fad. Daniel is as authentic as they come, employing flashy, modern aesthetics as a means of...

Bee Scott

PLAYING ATLANTASami Michelsen Dishes on Her Electronic-Pop Trio Reptile Room

Reptile Room - made up of Sami and Sean Michelsen and Bill Zimmerman - is one of Atlanta's signature bands. The electronic-pop trio is known for their thrilling, psychedelic visuals, intoxicating music, and powerful performances on the best stages throughout the city, so when I got the chance to...

Luci Turner

TRACK REVIEWXan Young "Passion"

“We had affection, but you couldn’t handle passion,” Xan Young sings on “Passion.” While I feel for anyone stuck in the friend zone, I’m kind of glad his heartbreak inspired this track. Xan Young is new to the electronic music scene, and “Passion” is the first song ever released from the Brooklyn...

Emily Daly

INTERVIEWLuna Aura

Innovatively-minded, Luna Aura is a part of a generation of artists who strive for societal change through their creative endeavors in the music industry. Her songs, all self written and co-produced, are filled with hypnotic beats and catchy lyrics. Each track is a singular and organic exploration...

Adria Kelly

TRACK REVIEWPrinze George "This Time"

Brooklyn's own Prinze George are an indie-pop group that specialize in thumping synths and sweetly catchy melodies. We've featured them before for their last single, "Victor," and now they've come out with a new song, "This Time." "This Time" features a driving, upbeat rhythm that begs to be played...

Raquel Dalarossa

TRACK OF THE WEEKPrinze George's Victor

Prinze George is an exciting new electronic pop trio from right here in New York. Their latest single, "Victor," is anchored by lush sounding beats and singer Naomi Almquist's beguiling vocals. The song is a soulful slow burner for the most part, but it steadily unfurls and picks up the pace near...

Raquel Dalarossa

VIDEO OF THE WEEKThis Stone Is Starting To Bleed

In preparation for the release of their debut full-length, here’s this week’s featured video: Roman Remains’ “This Stone is Starting to Bleed.” The electronic pop duo is the side project of English band The Duke Spirit’s Liela Moss and Toby Butler, who got together with director Marcus McSweeney to...

Raquel Dalarossa