Tilburg release “Turning Time”, EP features ’70s progressive rock and electronia elements

“Turning Time” is Tilburg’s third release and is already available on all streaming platforms. The EP is part two of a two part EP release of four songs each. Tilburg takes 1970’s progressive rock and adds modern dark electronia elements creating a blend of two elements. Tilburg features dutch fusion guitaris Timo Janse and Whispers of The Dragon keyboard M Hopkins.

“Turning Time”: https://open.spotify.com/intl-pt/album/79jvG25wu8clNPdEGpNFqS

The band began in 2009 under the name of Kinder Voss. During the recording sessions for the debut album “Tales of the Spanish Kings” a concept album similar to the early days of progressive rock. Due to touring conflicts with the international line up of the band, the band came to an early end. Jump forward to 2021, songwriter M Hopkins revived the project and recording sessions began again with Dutch fusion guitarist Timo Janse on guitars and M Hopkins on keyboards.

In the spring of 2022, the album was finished and Tilburg was selected as the band’s new name and “Tales of the Spanish Kings” was released.

Influenced by the greats of the past such as Keith Emerson (ELP) and Rick Wakeman (YES), the album reflects many of the unique qualities of ’70s progressive rock, but features an influence of harder modern guitar and electronic sounds of today. The goal of the album was to bring a new progressive rock sound along with honoring the greats of the past.

Hailing from Tel Aviv, Israel, Free Sergio is a high-octane skate punk band with elements of ska sprinkled into the chaos. After a successful European tour and debut record, the guys are back with 16 new songs. “The Nail in the Coffee” is a fast and furious release and will drop on January 19 via High End Denim Records.

You can hear “מהזהפהקרה” now – a tune sung entirely in their native tongue of Hebrew.

Yasu release the art rock/electro pop new single “Dance With Me”

Yasu, a Japanese-Brazilian trans artist, releases her new single, “Dance With Me”, an electronic pop song with tones of art rock and art pop.

It was the first serious song composed by the artist, back in 2016, at the age of 15, and recorded between 2018 and 2019. Despite being simple and accessible, it contains motivational lyrics through metaphors, as well as beautiful violin solos filling, with female and male vocals. It’s not a romantic song!

The song is heavily inspired by Steven Wilson’s most recent career, particularly his albums To The Bone and Hand. Cannot. Erase, bringing this mix between progressive rock and current electronic pop, represented by artists such as Carly Rae Jepsen, Taylor Swift, Coldplay, Charli XCX, Dua Lipa and Imagine Dragons.

“Dance With Me”: https://open.spotify.com/intl-pt/album/0sD7X0mid9w37ZG8IwHirx