Growing Up in Stereo: Dejima Captures the Push and Pull of Becoming
Grey skies, warm coffee, and Dejima’s "Camcorder" on repeat. This one feels like reading your old diary… and replying to it.

Grey skies, warm coffee, and Dejima’s "Camcorder" on repeat. This one feels like reading your old diary… and replying to it.
Cold sun days deserve a song like “5 Year Plan” by Hana Bushara — bright, honest, a little scattered in the best way.
A lo-fi swirl of humour, haze, and lightly bruised charm.
A song that turns stress into soft, clever pop brilliance.
BEX just dropped “In The Way”, and it’s pure calm for chaotic minds. Warm guitars, dreamy vocals, and that trippy outro we didn’t know we needed.
He’s back after years away. Jakob’s "Blow" is lo-fi, falsetto-heavy, and perfectly imperfect.
A crush, a Taiko drum, and a bedroom full of dreams. Miya Zawa’s “Like Damn (whoa)” is what happens when alt-pop gets cheeky.
A folk-soul bedroom bop soaked in jazz, charm, and bittersweet questions.
Daphné Chenel is back with "Je m’éteins"—a dreamy, soul-tinged indie pop track about dissociation, loss, and missing even the sadness.
New Zealand’s BEX has something fresh and sweet for your headphones. “A New Title” is one of the cutest bits of bedroom-pop we’ve heard all year
Shoegaze warmth, therapy breakthroughs, and vocals that cut deep.
