Music La Nuit Management’s CEO and founder Robert Tammens today announced that the Amsterdam based company has secured an investment from Loki Artist Group, a global entertainment company providing financial and industry-related services worldwide.     Through this new partnership, Loki Artist Group (led by founders Bob Murray, Zack Dekkaki and Ric Wake), will work closely with La Nuit Management and their artists, providing investment capital, label and touring support as well as a proven synergistic environment with all of the Loki partners.     La Nuit Management was founded by Tammens in 2018 and provides a unique combination of management support and brand development, with an added-interest in music production, planning live shows, establishing publishing deals and managing talent and public relations. Their clients have been involved in songwriting and producing records for some of the world's biggest artists.     The cutting-edge music company’s client roster includes Caius, PAEVE, Kid Honda, AEVION and EAUXMAR, the leading dance/electronic artist who recently produced the official soundtrack for the marketing of Apple’s new watch campaign.     Prior to starting La Nuit Management, Tammens, a songwriter and music producer himself, was part of the A&R/Marketing team at Spinnin’ Records. Spinnin’, which was later sold to Warner Music Group for over $100 million, is home to the world’s biggest EDM musicians and is one of the largest dance labels.At Spinnin’, Tammens worked with artists such as Lana Del Rey (“Summertime Sadness” “Young and Beautiful” remixes), Martin Garrix (“Animals”, “Virus”, “Tremor”), Afrojack (“Take Over Control”, “No Beef /w Steve Aoki”), DVBBS & Borgeous (“Tsunami”), as well as Don Diablo, Martin Solveig, Tiësto and Calvin Harris. During this time Tammens discovered and signed Oliver Heldens, helping the producer and DJ score multiple worldwide hit records with “Gecko (Overdrive)” feat. Becky Hill which hit #1 on the UK charts, “Shades Of Grey” and “The Right Song” (with Tiësto), making Heldens a household name in the music industry.     “We are looking forward to working with Zack and Bob as we continue to develop our artists and expand our growth opportunities on an international level,” said CEO Robert Tammens. Their tremendous knowledge, experience and support will give us the ability to really work with the best artists in our industry.” “As we grow our business internationally, we believe the best future for us remains to be investing in people like Robert and his vision,” said Loki Artist Group Co-Founder and CEO Bob Murray.     Loki Artist Group Co-Founder and President Zack Dekkaki added, “La Nuit’s broad roster of clients along with Robert’s vision, creative edge and entrepreneurial spirit brings an excitement to our brand as we continue to grow.”     Launched in 2021 – a redefining era for the world – by industry veterans Bob Murray, Zack Dekkaki, and Ric Wake, Loki Artist Group is home to two recording studios, management company, Elev8 Global Entertainment, as well as a record label and publishing division. Loki Artist Group provides business and financial support to its network of companies, clients, and partners through A&R, artist development, digital promotion, social media management and marketing, as well as licensing and sync services. Loki Artist Group recently announced a multi-million-dollar investment in Title 9, a full- service management, production, music label, and entertainment company. La Nuit Management’s CEO and founder Robert Tammens today announced that the Amsterdam based company has secured an investment from Loki Artist Group, a global entertainment company providing financial and industry-related services worldwide.     Through this new partnership, Loki Artist Group (led by founders Bob Murray, Zack Dekkaki and Ric Wake), will work closely with La Nuit Management and their artists, providing investment capital, label and touring support as well as a proven synergistic environment with all of the Loki partners.     La Nuit Management was founded by Tammens in 2018 and provides a unique combination of management support and brand development, with an added-interest in music production, planning live shows, establishing publishing deals and managing talent and public relations. Their clients have been involved in songwriting and producing records for some of the world's biggest artists.     The cutting-edge music company’s client roster includes Caius, PAEVE, Kid Honda, AEVION and EAUXMAR, the leading dance/electronic artist who recently produced the official soundtrack for the marketing of Apple’s new watch campaign.     Prior to starting La Nuit Management, Tammens, a songwriter and music producer himself, was part of the A&R/Marketing team at Spinnin’ Records. Spinnin’, which was later sold to Warner Music Group for over $100 million, is home to the world’s biggest EDM musicians and is one of the largest dance labels.At Spinnin’, Tammens worked with artists such as Lana Del Rey (“Summertime Sadness” “Young and Beautiful” remixes), Martin Garrix (“Animals”, “Virus”, “Tremor”), Afrojack (“Take Over Control”, “No Beef /w Steve Aoki”), DVBBS & Borgeous (“Tsunami”), as well as Don Diablo, Martin Solveig, Tiësto and Calvin Harris. During this time Tammens discovered and signed Oliver Heldens, helping the producer and DJ score multiple worldwide hit records with “Gecko (Overdrive)” feat. Becky Hill which hit #1 on the UK charts, “Shades Of Grey” and “The Right Song” (with Tiësto), making Heldens a household name in the music industry.     “We are looking forward to working with Zack and Bob as we continue to develop our artists and expand our growth opportunities on an international level,” said CEO Robert Tammens. Their tremendous knowledge, experience and support will give us the ability to really work with the best artists in our industry.” “As we grow our business internationally, we believe the best future for us remains to be investing in people like Robert and his vision,” said Loki Artist Group Co-Founder and CEO Bob Murray.     Loki Artist Group Co-Founder and President Zack Dekkaki added, “La Nuit’s broad roster of clients along with Robert’s vision, creative edge and entrepreneurial spirit brings an excitement to our brand as we continue to grow.”     Launched in 2021 – a redefining era for the world – by industry veterans Bob Murray, Zack Dekkaki, and Ric Wake, Loki Artist Group is home to two recording studios, management company, Elev8 Global Entertainment, as well as a record label and publishing division. Loki Artist Group provides business and financial support to its network of companies, clients, and partners through A&R, artist development, digital promotion, social media management and marketing, as well as licensing and sync services. Loki Artist Group recently announced a multi-million-dollar investment in Title 9, a full- service management, production, music label, and entertainment company.

Music Amsterdam based, Dutch, Surinamese and Indonesian, Cero Ismael grew up in a melting pot of different cultures but unfortunately in a broken home. He found early comfort in love, religion, spirituality and music which quickly became his life and focus from an early age - first starting to make music at 11 years old.     On 18th Feb 2021 he released his 8-track debut project Blue Man. The main topic is feeling broken hearted and the mourning process that comes with it, every piece of music discusses the disconnection, the isolation, the missing and mourning that comes with heartbreak.     We had a delight speaking to him about his new project.     You just released your debut EP Blue Man. Who is Cero Ismael? And who is the ‘Blue Man’?   Cero Ismael is the Blue Man and the Blue Man is Cero Ismael.     Can you tell us a little bit more about the project and your process? How did you go about writing each track?   I started with Blue Man in the beginning of 2018. The whole project is produced by Jopie & Rijnbaart. We started working together in 2017 but the year after that we really focused on a project. All of those songs were made in the same (heartbroken) headspace and pretty short after each other. The first song I made was ‘Discontent’. I wasn’t feeling the first demo that much though, so I let it rest for a while. It took me a year to revisit it and change the whole song. A couple of weeks after ‘Discontent’, I made ‘Insane’ and that really was the kick off for the project. After Insane, all songs came together pretty fast after each other. Some songs I would have my focus on and finish, some songs I would rest for a moment in the demos folder and focus on after some time. The last song I finished was ‘Tell Me How/Birds’. We added the last parts in November. Huy came in with the best bass slides ever.     You are based in Amsterdam now, but what was it like growing up in Almere?   Growing up in Almere was beautiful, peaceful and chaotic. Everything started for me in Almere. I met most of my friends there and with those same friends I started making music.      On Blue Man you sing a lot about heartbreak and the breakdown of relationships - what would be your one piece of advice to anyone going through a similar situation?   There’s light at the end of the tunnel. Always. However hard it may seem being in an unpleasant situation, it will get better. Asking and listening to advice from surroundings can and is very helpful most of the time, but listen to your own gut feeling.     There is a mature and peaceful quality to your work. How do you find peace amongst the chaos?   Writing, reading, creating and working out. But to find peace within, chaos is needed sometimes. At least for me. Healthy chaos. Can’t control everything, there needs to be a balance.     Tell us a bit about a day in the life of Cero Ismael.   It depends what day it is. But at the moment all of my weeks have been feeling and looking the same. What day is it? I meditate, write, workout, read, studio, spend time with friends, family or myself, studio again or cycle.      How important is fashion and visual expression to you?   Very important. Fashion and visual expression both express something that words can’t. It doesn’t have to make sense. Feelings don’t always make sense. That is what I love about art so much. It doesn’t have to make sense as long as you feel something. Or nothing. When it comes to fashion I like minimalistic, monotone and clean looks. Preferably no logos. I like the Amsterdam based clothing brand 'Unrecorded' a lot at the moment. Very clean and GOTS certified organic cotton. It is important to me that brands and human beings think and care about the world.    One of my latest favourite examples of visual expression is Arthur Jafa’s ‘Apex’ video. The 8 minute long video shows more than 800 emotional resonating images in the form of a quick digital slide show. I don’t want to reveal too much about it, maybe that'll ruin it for others. But that is another form of visual expression that I love. Give people the space to fill it in themselves.     Who is someone on your playlist that we wouldn’t expect?   I like to listen to Mr. Vegas a lot.     What has been your career highlight to date?   Releasing my debut project Blue Man is a real milestone and highlight to me. I’ve worked on those songs for such a long time and all of them are special to me. Finally sharing those eight songs with the world is unreal. I’m so thankful.      What else can we expect to come this year?   I’m busy with finishing the second project at the moment. You’ll hear that somewhere this year.     Check it out here: http://smarturl.it/BlueMan Amsterdam based, Dutch, Surinamese and Indonesian, Cero Ismael grew up in a melting pot of different cultures but unfortunately in a broken home. He found early comfort in love, religion, spirituality and music which quickly became his life and focus from an early age - first starting to make music at 11 years old.     On 18th Feb 2021 he released his 8-track debut project Blue Man. The main topic is feeling broken hearted and the mourning process that comes with it, every piece of music discusses the disconnection, the isolation, the missing and mourning that comes with heartbreak.     We had a delight speaking to him about his new project.     You just released your debut EP Blue Man. Who is Cero Ismael? And who is the ‘Blue Man’?   Cero Ismael is the Blue Man and the Blue Man is Cero Ismael.     Can you tell us a little bit more about the project and your process? How did you go about writing each track?   I started with Blue Man in the beginning of 2018. The whole project is produced by Jopie & Rijnbaart. We started working together in 2017 but the year after that we really focused on a project. All of those songs were made in the same (heartbroken) headspace and pretty short after each other. The first song I made was ‘Discontent’. I wasn’t feeling the first demo that much though, so I let it rest for a while. It took me a year to revisit it and change the whole song. A couple of weeks after ‘Discontent’, I made ‘Insane’ and that really was the kick off for the project. After Insane, all songs came together pretty fast after each other. Some songs I would have my focus on and finish, some songs I would rest for a moment in the demos folder and focus on after some time. The last song I finished was ‘Tell Me How/Birds’. We added the last parts in November. Huy came in with the best bass slides ever.     You are based in Amsterdam now, but what was it like growing up in Almere?   Growing up in Almere was beautiful, peaceful and chaotic. Everything started for me in Almere. I met most of my friends there and with those same friends I started making music.      On Blue Man you sing a lot about heartbreak and the breakdown of relationships - what would be your one piece of advice to anyone going through a similar situation?   There’s light at the end of the tunnel. Always. However hard it may seem being in an unpleasant situation, it will get better. Asking and listening to advice from surroundings can and is very helpful most of the time, but listen to your own gut feeling.     There is a mature and peaceful quality to your work. How do you find peace amongst the chaos?   Writing, reading, creating and working out. But to find peace within, chaos is needed sometimes. At least for me. Healthy chaos. Can’t control everything, there needs to be a balance.     Tell us a bit about a day in the life of Cero Ismael.   It depends what day it is. But at the moment all of my weeks have been feeling and looking the same. What day is it? I meditate, write, workout, read, studio, spend time with friends, family or myself, studio again or cycle.      How important is fashion and visual expression to you?   Very important. Fashion and visual expression both express something that words can’t. It doesn’t have to make sense. Feelings don’t always make sense. That is what I love about art so much. It doesn’t have to make sense as long as you feel something. Or nothing. When it comes to fashion I like minimalistic, monotone and clean looks. Preferably no logos. I like the Amsterdam based clothing brand 'Unrecorded' a lot at the moment. Very clean and GOTS certified organic cotton. It is important to me that brands and human beings think and care about the world.    One of my latest favourite examples of visual expression is Arthur Jafa’s ‘Apex’ video. The 8 minute long video shows more than 800 emotional resonating images in the form of a quick digital slide show. I don’t want to reveal too much about it, maybe that'll ruin it for others. But that is another form of visual expression that I love. Give people the space to fill it in themselves.     Who is someone on your playlist that we wouldn’t expect?   I like to listen to Mr. Vegas a lot.     What has been your career highlight to date?   Releasing my debut project Blue Man is a real milestone and highlight to me. I’ve worked on those songs for such a long time and all of them are special to me. Finally sharing those eight songs with the world is unreal. I’m so thankful.      What else can we expect to come this year?   I’m busy with finishing the second project at the moment. You’ll hear that somewhere this year.     Check it out here: http://smarturl.it/BlueMan

Music Amsterdam-based DJ and producer Luuk van Dijk becomes the first DJ in the world to play a live set at Hotel Hideaway, this Friday (Feb 26th) at 5pm CET / 4pm GMT / 11am EST.      Created by the makers of Habbo Hotel - which has previously hosted VR performances from huge global superstars Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez and Gorillaz - Hotel Hideaway has become an increasingly popular hangout among young people. Well over a million users from the 17-25-year-old demographic visit the online world each month, from across the US, Europe and Asia.      Hotel Hideaway concert visitors and users will have the opportunity to Meet & Greet with the artist ‘backstage’.The online community provides a vast new platform for Luuk tap into, connecting music lovers with a live showcase of original music from his label Dark Side Of The Sun. In line with the label’s creative direction, the experience will be supported by specially designed visuals by UBERKRAFT Studios that show a trip along the light and dark sides of the universe.     Van Dijk has quickly established himself as a trendsetter in the house scene with his infectious energy, distinctive sound and effervescent personality. Just 24 years old, he has also seen up close how the Corona crisis has affected his peer group. “We can no longer meet up as before,” he says, “we can’t all go to a club or a festival together.Corona makes you realize that making new friendships is more difficult and you see that people are still looking for ways to get together.     “Hotel Hideaway is one of the places where more and more peers come together and I also want to be where my fans are in times when I can’t be on stage. Hotel Hideaway is the perfect place to still have that connection with the audience.” To be able to enjoy this live experience go to Hotel Hideaway.   Amsterdam-based DJ and producer Luuk van Dijk becomes the first DJ in the world to play a live set at Hotel Hideaway, this Friday (Feb 26th) at 5pm CET / 4pm GMT / 11am EST.      Created by the makers of Habbo Hotel - which has previously hosted VR performances from huge global superstars Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez and Gorillaz - Hotel Hideaway has become an increasingly popular hangout among young people. Well over a million users from the 17-25-year-old demographic visit the online world each month, from across the US, Europe and Asia.      Hotel Hideaway concert visitors and users will have the opportunity to Meet & Greet with the artist ‘backstage’.The online community provides a vast new platform for Luuk tap into, connecting music lovers with a live showcase of original music from his label Dark Side Of The Sun. In line with the label’s creative direction, the experience will be supported by specially designed visuals by UBERKRAFT Studios that show a trip along the light and dark sides of the universe.     Van Dijk has quickly established himself as a trendsetter in the house scene with his infectious energy, distinctive sound and effervescent personality. Just 24 years old, he has also seen up close how the Corona crisis has affected his peer group. “We can no longer meet up as before,” he says, “we can’t all go to a club or a festival together.Corona makes you realize that making new friendships is more difficult and you see that people are still looking for ways to get together.     “Hotel Hideaway is one of the places where more and more peers come together and I also want to be where my fans are in times when I can’t be on stage. Hotel Hideaway is the perfect place to still have that connection with the audience.” To be able to enjoy this live experience go to Hotel Hideaway.  

Music Moodshift has revealed their first original production of 2021 with ‘Touch’, a timely track with deep-rooted themes given the current global pandemic. Despite their inception less than 6 months ago, Lucas Nord, Oliver Nelson, and flyckt have made a name for themselves in the dance space as the next supergroup to watch. With well over 2,000,000 Spotify streams across their past 2 original releases, ‘Chemistry’ and ‘What About My Love’, the band has seen serious support across the board for their unique take on indie dance. Out now, the latest release from Moodshift, ‘Touch’ is available to stream across all platforms.       Kicking off with highly infectious pitched-up vocals and punchy percussion, the melodic track centers on a bouncy bassline and deeply textured synths. With a theme focused on physical touch and the importance of maintaining in-person relationships, the lyrics speak volumes given COVID’s global impact and the restriction on travel.       ‘We wrote Touch last summer and funny enough I don’t think we ever talked about the pandemic or how it affected us while writing the track. Not once did we discuss how social distancing was affecting us or how our normal way of life was completely turned upside down. Now looking back, it must’ve been in the back of our minds and just something we wrote subconsciously cause it’s so applicable to the situation we’re in. We really tried to capture that feeling in the music video. The crowds, the late nights, physical interactions, etc. - everything we desperately want now but can’t have. And that’s basically what the song is about, we don’t need nothing else. This track is our ode to the past and our excitement for the future. “All I [we] want is your Touch’ -  Moodshift   Moodshift 'Touch' [Music Video]: bit.ly/MDTOMV   Moodshift 'Touch' [Stream]: bit.ly/MDTOST Moodshift has revealed their first original production of 2021 with ‘Touch’, a timely track with deep-rooted themes given the current global pandemic. Despite their inception less than 6 months ago, Lucas Nord, Oliver Nelson, and flyckt have made a name for themselves in the dance space as the next supergroup to watch. With well over 2,000,000 Spotify streams across their past 2 original releases, ‘Chemistry’ and ‘What About My Love’, the band has seen serious support across the board for their unique take on indie dance. Out now, the latest release from Moodshift, ‘Touch’ is available to stream across all platforms.       Kicking off with highly infectious pitched-up vocals and punchy percussion, the melodic track centers on a bouncy bassline and deeply textured synths. With a theme focused on physical touch and the importance of maintaining in-person relationships, the lyrics speak volumes given COVID’s global impact and the restriction on travel.       ‘We wrote Touch last summer and funny enough I don’t think we ever talked about the pandemic or how it affected us while writing the track. Not once did we discuss how social distancing was affecting us or how our normal way of life was completely turned upside down. Now looking back, it must’ve been in the back of our minds and just something we wrote subconsciously cause it’s so applicable to the situation we’re in. We really tried to capture that feeling in the music video. The crowds, the late nights, physical interactions, etc. - everything we desperately want now but can’t have. And that’s basically what the song is about, we don’t need nothing else. This track is our ode to the past and our excitement for the future. “All I [we] want is your Touch’ -  Moodshift   Moodshift 'Touch' [Music Video]: bit.ly/MDTOMV   Moodshift 'Touch' [Stream]: bit.ly/MDTOST

Music On February 26, 2021, exactly twelve months after his first release, Cor will release his promising debut album Weg Van Hier. The first full-length release features guest appearances from the industry’s biggest artists and solo tracks as well. Above all, Cor wants to inspire and beware the new generation. With this informative message,through his witty lyrics – divided into eighteen songs – the rapper will let his true voice speak.      In just one year time, the Dutch rapper has become one of Netherlands’ most promising and influential rappers. With over 300,000 listeners on Spotify and millions of views on Youtube, Cor already has a number of successful releases with other major Dutch artists to his credit. Without any record contract, Cor works - with the support of independent platform OWNIT - on his promising future.       Cor, also known as Corshottaa, is a Dutch rapper raised in the East of Rotterdam. His rap career began in 2020, after which he was featured on the 101Barz studio session of the record label of rapper 3robi, Spow Business. He signed a record deal there and released four successful solo tracks. Each of them reached millions of listeners on YouTube and Spotify. After the success of these releases, the talented Rotterdammer decided it was time to work further independently. Meanwhile, Cor already has a number of releases with other big Dutch artists like Idaly, Hef, Jack and Jordymone9, and his new album is filled with a lot of big names from the Dutch hip hop world.      Cor's first album ‘Away From Here’, as an independent artist, will be available for listening on all streaming platforms starting next February 26th, 2021. On February 26, 2021, exactly twelve months after his first release, Cor will release his promising debut album Weg Van Hier. The first full-length release features guest appearances from the industry’s biggest artists and solo tracks as well. Above all, Cor wants to inspire and beware the new generation. With this informative message,through his witty lyrics – divided into eighteen songs – the rapper will let his true voice speak.      In just one year time, the Dutch rapper has become one of Netherlands’ most promising and influential rappers. With over 300,000 listeners on Spotify and millions of views on Youtube, Cor already has a number of successful releases with other major Dutch artists to his credit. Without any record contract, Cor works - with the support of independent platform OWNIT - on his promising future.       Cor, also known as Corshottaa, is a Dutch rapper raised in the East of Rotterdam. His rap career began in 2020, after which he was featured on the 101Barz studio session of the record label of rapper 3robi, Spow Business. He signed a record deal there and released four successful solo tracks. Each of them reached millions of listeners on YouTube and Spotify. After the success of these releases, the talented Rotterdammer decided it was time to work further independently. Meanwhile, Cor already has a number of releases with other big Dutch artists like Idaly, Hef, Jack and Jordymone9, and his new album is filled with a lot of big names from the Dutch hip hop world.      Cor's first album ‘Away From Here’, as an independent artist, will be available for listening on all streaming platforms starting next February 26th, 2021.

Music On Feb 3rd, Dutch DJ/producer San Holo released find your way (feat. Bipolar Sunshine) as the first official single of his new album bb u ok?– which is out from May 21st via his own label Bitbird.      The album will be released digitally and physically and can be ordered in combination with various merchandise via https://sanholo.lnk.to/bb-albumpr.   Listen to single find your way (feat. Bipolar Sunshine)   "It's all about connections,"said San Holo of his new work. "The connections between people and their memories, between people back and forth and with themselves." On his debut "album1”, San Holo explored the virgin territory between EDM, post-rock and indie, which, in addition to rave reviews from fans, press and colleagues, also earned him the prestigious Dutch Edison Award and an International Dance Music Award. Album number two ‘bb u ok?’, on which, in addition to Bipolar Sunshine, he collaborates with the likes of The Nicholas, Rivers Cuomo (Weezer), Chet Porter, American Football and Mija & Mr. Carmack, deepens the unique sound that San Holo has developed for himself. Within his own musical spectrum, he finds room to spread his wings further while keeping both feet on the ground.   With its twenty songs bb u ok? is an honest and open album that asks existential questions about love, hope, loneliness and social expectations. The songs encourage listeners to keep a finger on the pulse of both themselves and those around them and observe how things are really going. The newly founded www.bbuok.com also conveys that message as an online platform. Musically, San Holo builds a world of its own on the album, with alternating organic soundscapes and full-band compositions. “I poured my whole heart into this album. Instead of talking about it, I'd rather people listen to it, hoping it will take them somewhere. They can decide for themselves what it means to them, just as it has its own meaning to me. That's the beauty of music.”   New album bb u ok? was mostly recorded in an Airbnb in Echo Park, Los Angeles. It was here where San Holo found peace to make this second album.  “These songs are about experiences, conversations and moments that I have shared with people all my life. I've never been very good at expressing myself verbatim. Words on their own never seem to really capture the gist of how I feel. Most feelings are so complex that it is almost naive to try to describe them in words. That's why I make music. It's the only way for me to really express myself.”     Single find your way (feat. Bipolar Sunshine) – Feb 3rd 2021 find your way listening link: https://sanholo.lnk.to/findyourwaypr  Album bb u ok? presave:https://sanholo.lnk.to/bb-albumpr  San Holo shop: https://sanholo.lnk.to/collectionpr    On Feb 3rd, Dutch DJ/producer San Holo released find your way (feat. Bipolar Sunshine) as the first official single of his new album bb u ok?– which is out from May 21st via his own label Bitbird.      The album will be released digitally and physically and can be ordered in combination with various merchandise via https://sanholo.lnk.to/bb-albumpr.   Listen to single find your way (feat. Bipolar Sunshine)   "It's all about connections,"said San Holo of his new work. "The connections between people and their memories, between people back and forth and with themselves." On his debut "album1”, San Holo explored the virgin territory between EDM, post-rock and indie, which, in addition to rave reviews from fans, press and colleagues, also earned him the prestigious Dutch Edison Award and an International Dance Music Award. Album number two ‘bb u ok?’, on which, in addition to Bipolar Sunshine, he collaborates with the likes of The Nicholas, Rivers Cuomo (Weezer), Chet Porter, American Football and Mija & Mr. Carmack, deepens the unique sound that San Holo has developed for himself. Within his own musical spectrum, he finds room to spread his wings further while keeping both feet on the ground.   With its twenty songs bb u ok? is an honest and open album that asks existential questions about love, hope, loneliness and social expectations. The songs encourage listeners to keep a finger on the pulse of both themselves and those around them and observe how things are really going. The newly founded www.bbuok.com also conveys that message as an online platform. Musically, San Holo builds a world of its own on the album, with alternating organic soundscapes and full-band compositions. “I poured my whole heart into this album. Instead of talking about it, I'd rather people listen to it, hoping it will take them somewhere. They can decide for themselves what it means to them, just as it has its own meaning to me. That's the beauty of music.”   New album bb u ok? was mostly recorded in an Airbnb in Echo Park, Los Angeles. It was here where San Holo found peace to make this second album.  “These songs are about experiences, conversations and moments that I have shared with people all my life. I've never been very good at expressing myself verbatim. Words on their own never seem to really capture the gist of how I feel. Most feelings are so complex that it is almost naive to try to describe them in words. That's why I make music. It's the only way for me to really express myself.”     Single find your way (feat. Bipolar Sunshine) – Feb 3rd 2021 find your way listening link: https://sanholo.lnk.to/findyourwaypr  Album bb u ok? presave:https://sanholo.lnk.to/bb-albumpr  San Holo shop: https://sanholo.lnk.to/collectionpr