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Belarus

Ana Zhdanova

Ana Zhdanova seems to be perfectly settled in her genre of slow, melancholic lounge music.

Belarus

Ana Zhdanova

Ana Zhdanova seems to be perfectly settled in her genre of slow, melancholic lounge music.

Croatia

Punčke

Punčke don’t really exist anymore, but they’ve just released some great new material.

Croatia

Punčke

Punčke don’t really exist anymore, but they’ve just released some great new material.

Belgium

Roméo Elvis

While “Chocolat” may have a very funny video, with several references to Willy Wonka and Charlie and the chocolate factory, the lyrics of the song are much less pleasant.

Belgium

Roméo Elvis

While “Chocolat” may have a very funny video, with several references to Willy Wonka and Charlie and the chocolate factory, the lyrics of the song are much less pleasant.

Austria

Lou Asril

You don’t need a lot of money to create a great video, right Lou?

Austria

Lou Asril

You don’t need a lot of money to create a great video, right Lou?

France

Morocco

Imane El Halouat

On her debut EP, Imane El Halouat augments classic indie/alternative sound with her outstanding songwriting.

France

Morocco

Imane El Halouat

On her debut EP, Imane El Halouat augments classic indie/alternative sound with her outstanding songwriting.

Poland

Der Father

After what felt like forever, Der Father unexpectedly resurfaced with their sophomore album.

Romania

Sarra

Incredible future-pop from Romanian filmmaker-turned-musician Sarra Tsorakidis.

Norway

Konradsen

Leave it to Konradsen to mesmerize you with their unique musical universe.

Slovakia

Katarína Máliková

It is difficult to remember a time when an alternative album was this hyped in Slovakia.

Belarus

Shuma

Shuma has been very ambitious from the get go. Folk-crossovers are a cliché in Belarus, but Shuma’s intention was always bigger than just moving old folk songs in a context of some modern genre.

Belarus

Shuma

Shuma has been very ambitious from the get go. Folk-crossovers are a cliché in Belarus, but Shuma’s intention was always bigger than just moving old folk songs in a context of some modern genre.

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