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Morgxn
Morgxn
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Hannah Jadagu
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Kirko Bangz
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Alessi Rose
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Chris Lorenzo
Zoe Ko
Zoe Ko
Quadeca
Quadeca
Quadeca

Morgxn

Left-Field Pop, Pop, Alternative/Indie Rock, Indie Pop, Indie Electronic, Alternative R&B

Apple - Featured Albums: MORGXN - HEARTLAND : PART I EP

Pop singer/songwriter Morgxn delivers rousing indie pop anthems and soaring, personal ballads rooted in an early sound that combined electronic atmospherics with a warm R&B-influenced delivery. Spending his first few years releasing beat-centric singles, he quickly pivoted toward the mainstream with his 2018 full-length debut, Vital. Numerous singles and collaborations followed, including the chart hit "Home" with Walk the Moon. In 2021, he released the double-volume EP Meridian, which was later combined into an official 2022 album. Refining his approach even further and embracing his identity, he released the triumphant Beacon in 2024, followed by the 2025 EP Heartland: Part I. Born in Nashville, the soulful artist grew up surrounded by music, guided by his grandfather, a former vaudeville singer. Based in both New York City and Los Angeles, Morgxn signed with Wxnderlost Records and released his debut track, "Love You with the Lights On," in 2016. Later that year,…  Read More

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L'Eclair
L'Eclair
Nadah El Shazly
Nadah El Shazly
Wyatt E.
Wyatt E.
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Nad Sylvan
Ado
Ado
Ampers&One
Ampers&One
Sorry Girls
Sorry Girls
Sorry Girls

L'Eclair

Alternative/Indie Rock, Instrumental Rock, Neo-Disco, Alternative Dance, Neo-Psychedelia

Anticipated Release: Cloud Drifter

Swiss sextet L'Eclair play an ever-evolving, undefinable brand of groove-heavy instrumentals that effortlessly fuse the band's many influences, including Krautrock, Afrobeat, funk, and library music. The group's first few recordings, such as 2019's Sauropoda, captured the freewheeling, improvisatory spirit of their live shows, while 2021's sprawling Confusions was a more ambitious, focused studio production. 2025's Cloud Drifter featured a variety of guest vocalists. Keyboard player Sébastien Bui and guitarist Stefan Lilov conceived L'Eclair in 2015 while they were living in London following their high school graduation. After moving back to their home city of Geneva, the band began to take shape as bassist Elie Ghersinu and drummer Yavor Lilov joined, with percussionist Quentin Pilet and keyboardist/cowbell player Alain Sandri completing the lineup. The group performed well-received concerts around Switzerland, opening for acts like White…   Read More