BOCIGE, CHRIS CASEY, Colosamson, Ginger,Honey, Rawda
Jul 24, 2026
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1 min read
Everywhere does exactly what BOCIGE's tagline promises - "music that takes you somewhere." A house cut that builds patiently, all warm low end and a groove that doesn't rush to make its point. Start with Everywhere, then let Spotify's autoplay do the rest.
Kept seeing Chris Casey clips on TikTok, and it kept happening for a reason. Mom+Pop is the catchiest thing we've heard in a while - alt rock and rap sitting together like they were never separate genres to begin with.
The Missing Part is exactly the kind of slow-burning synthwave that gets under your skin. He needs way more attention. Give it a proper pair of headphones and let it do the slow build thing.
Left Hand Shoulder sits in that alt-indie-meets-rap pocket that's harder to pull off than it sounds - loose, conversational verses over production that stays out of the way until it doesn't. Genuinely smooth and catchy. If this is the vibe they’re pushing, we’ll take it.
Fools Good is neo soul and R&B doing what they do best - a vocal that sits warm and unhurried over a groove built to be felt, not rushed. Rawda has the kind of restraint that takes real confidence. Nothing oversung, nothing overplayed.