HYPERSPACE: Best Discoveries of the Week – Episode One Hundred Fourteen
Hey Space Travelers,
Welcome back to Hyperspace, your go-to destination for the freshest and most exciting new music discoveries! In this week’s episode, we’re diving into a diverse selection of artists pushing the boundaries of sound, blending genres, and delivering unforgettable tracks. Whether you’re looking for electrifying rock anthems, immersive electronic landscapes, or soul-stirring ballads, Episode 144 has something for every music lover.
As always, we aim to shine a light on rising talents and hidden gems that deserve your attention. So sit back, hit play, and let Hyperspace take you on a journey through the best new sounds of the week!
Let’s launch!
Consequential – “Not The Type”
Consequential is here with his banger “Not The Type”, a smooth, introspective drum and bass tune that hits like you wouldn’t imagine. This track sees the Bury St. Edmunds-based producer leaning into a more commercial sound, without losing that underground edge he’s been perfecting for 20 years.
Kicking off with soft piano and the unexpected charm of real bird song, “Not The Type” eases you in before the beat rolls through, blending chilled-out vibes with deep bass grooves. The vocals? Silky smooth and hypnotic, gliding effortlessly over crisp production that’s incredibly meditative and energizing.
It’s the kind of track that works whether you’re deep in thought or vibing out on a late-night drive. With more releases lined up, Consequential is one of these artists to watch out for, so if you’re into DnB with real character, this one’s a must-listen!
Allyson Whitmell – “Crack in my Window.”
Allyson Whitmell’s Crack in My Window is a deeply emotive track that blends delicate folk influences with raw, introspective lyricism.
The song captures a sense of quiet vulnerability, using poetic storytelling to explore themes of longing, resilience, and the passage of time. Whitmell’s vocals, both tender and haunting, glide effortlessly over a melancholic instrumental arrangement, creating an atmosphere of reflection and intimacy. The song’s minimalist yet evocative production allows every word to land with weight, making Crack in My Window a heartfelt meditation on life’s fleeting moments.
With its rich emotional depth and timeless folk charm, this release further cements Whitmell as a compelling voice in contemporary singer-songwriter music. Check the music video for this song here.
Attack the Sound – “Love Is War: Packed”
We are now introducing the incredible band Attack the Sound, turning up the heat with their project “Love Is War: Packed”, a special anniversary EP dropped just a few weeks ago! Five years after their breakout single “Love Is War” made waves in the indie R&B scene, ATS are back with a reimagined version that blends nostalgia with fresh energy.
This EP is not just a throwback, it’s a full-on reinvention. Expect new remixes, revamped production, and fresh tracks that boost their signature Chi-Pop sound: a slick fusion of jazz, soul, and indie R&B. The brass is bolder, the grooves are smoother, and the vibe? Still as electrifying as ever. Whether you were vibing to Love Is War back in the day or discovering it for the first time, Packed brings definitely something new to the table.
This is a sick journey you guys don’t want to miss out!
CARLOS UCEDDA – “INFLATABLE E-DOLL (Parte One)”
Carlos Ucedda’s INFLATABLE E-DOLL (Parte One) is a bold and unconventional exploration of electronic music, merging pulsating rhythms with a surreal, almost dystopian atmosphere. With hypnotic synth layers and an off-kilter groove, the track plays with contrasts—blending mechanical precision with an underlying sense of raw emotion.
The song unfolds like a twisted dance between artificiality and desire, reflecting on modern connections in a world increasingly shaped by digital experiences. Ucedda’s production is sharp and immersive, weaving an eerie yet infectious energy that keeps listeners hooked. The interplay of robotic textures and human-like vulnerability makes INFLATABLE E-DOLL (Parte One) a thought-provoking and sonically captivating piece. It’s an avant-garde electronic ride that challenges perceptions while keeping its pulse firmly on the dancefloor. Make sure to check the music video here as well.
LE CONCORDE – “Corpus Christi”
Le Concorde is back in a big way with “Corpus Christi”, a shimmering slice of sophisti-pop that feels timeless and fresh. Frontman Stephen Becker channels the best of the ‘80s (which we love): think Prefab Sprout, The Blue Nile, and Aztec Camera.. but this isn’t some retro throwback. It’s a lush, polished soundscape that grooves with purpose, layered with glossy synths, crisp guitars, and a bassline that practically struts.
From the first moments, the track locks into a smooth, infectious rhythm, balancing its nostalgic heart with modern finesse. The melodies get quite addictive, weaving between sleek production and airy harmonies, creating a sound that’s as cinematic as it is intimate. It’s the kind of song that shifts and shimmers, revealing something new with every listen.
Classic yet cutting-edge, this release proves Le Concorde hasn’t lost a set; if anything, he’s just getting started!
LOGICA ABSTRACTA – “Headspace Station”
Let’s step aboard “Headspace Station”, the incredible sonic odyssey from LOGICA ABSTRACTA, and prepare for liftoff! This album is not the classic collection of tracks, it’s a fully immersive, gravity-defying journey through cosmic soundscapes, where deep synth waves and crazy arpeggios pull you into a dreamlike drift. This amazing artist crafts an atmosphere so rich and expansive that you’ll feel like you’re floating between galaxies, guided by textures that shimmer and evolve with every passing second.
Unlike past releases, “Headspace Station” smooths out the rough edges, opting for a polished, seamless flow where each track bleeds effortlessly into the next. It’s cinematic, hypnotic, and endlessly transportive: a soundtrack for stargazers and deep thinkers alike. If you want to lose yourself in meditative calm or embark on an interstellar mind trip, this album is your boarding pass!
Buckle up and press play, your next stop is the unknown.
_SHOE – “My Curse”
_SHOE kicks down the door with “My Curse”, a fresh and ferocious take on Killswitch Engage’s metalcore classic. If you thought this was just a cover.. well, it’s not: it’s a reinvention, dripping with raw intensity and personal style. Rooted in a deep love for metal and rock, _SHOE injects the track with his own signature sound, turning it into a powerful statement rather than just a tribute.
Recorded in his home studio, this release marks a major milestone: _SHOE’s first dive into full-scale professional production and mastering. The vocals are both searing and soulful, capturing the song’s emotional weight while cranking up the power.
If you’re a fan of early 2000s metalcore but crave something with a fresh edge, “My Curse” is your next must-listen. Brutal, heartfelt, and straight-up electrifying!
JAMCIE – “Its The Truth”
Jamcie is here, coming in strong with “It’s The Truth”: a feel-good UK Garage anthem dripping in love, energy, and straight-up vibes. This one’s got all the right ingredients: a bouncy bassline, smooth rap verses, and a chorus so catchy it practically demands a singalong! Produced by Jman and featuring the soulful Abi Flynn, the track perfectly blends that old-school garage feel with a fresh, modern twist.
Lyrically, “It’s The Truth” is as real as it gets: Jamcie lays it all out with effortless flow, turning raw emotions into bars that hit home. Abi’s vocals? Pure magic. She takes the hook to another level, balancing the track with warmth and an addictive melody.
We know that Jamcie is just getting started; whether you’re reminiscing about classic UKG bangers or looking for your next soundtrack to good times, this tune is an absolute must-listen.
Emily Mulenga – “Oliver”
Emily Mulenga’s debut single, “Oliver,” showcases her distinctive blend of modern pop sensibilities with introspective lyricism. The track delves into themes of longing and desire, capturing the complexities of seeking attention from an enigmatic figure.
Mulenga’s vocals, characterized by their emotive delivery, are complemented by a polished production that reflects her diverse artistic influences. Drawing from her background in digital media and visual arts, Mulenga infuses “Oliver” with a contemporary sound that resonates with listeners.
This release marks a promising start to her musical journey, highlighting her potential to make a significant impact in the indie pop scene.
Michael Vettraino – “Chasing the Sub Lime”
Michael Vettraino’s Chasing the Sub Lime, released on February 2, 2025, is a bold and thought-provoking dive into modern societal issues, wrapped in an infectious synth-pop package. Blending campy satire with introspective lyricism, Vettraino crafts a track that is as engaging as it is reflective.
The song’s upbeat melodies and shimmering synths contrast against its deeper themes, encouraging listeners to confront uncomfortable truths while still enjoying the ride. Designed with a visual component in mind, Chasing the Sub Lime thrives as both a standalone track and a narrative-driven music video, offering a multi-dimensional experience.
Its clever fusion of social commentary and playful production makes this release a standout, proving Vettraino’s knack for crafting music that resonates on multiple levels. Check the music video for the song here.
Tony Frissore – “Know Yourself”
Tony Frissore’s Know Yourself is a mesmerizing blend of deep house, EDM, and chillout influences, delivering an introspective yet danceable experience.
Driven by atmospheric synth layers, hypnotic percussion, and a pulsing beat, the track seamlessly fuses electronic soundscapes with an emotionally charged narrative about self-discovery and resilience. Frissore’s distinct vocal delivery floats effortlessly over the dynamic production, creating a sense of both vulnerability and empowerment. The song’s message urges listeners to embrace their true selves, trust their instincts, and find strength in authenticity. With its intoxicating groove and cinematic feel, Know Yourself offers a sonic journey that is as meditative as it is electrifying.
Perfect for late-night reflection or losing yourself on the dancefloor, this track solidifies Frissore’s growing presence in the electronic music scene.
Antoine Guigan – “Pearl”
Antoine Guigan’s Pearl is an entrancing dive into electronic soundscapes, blending hypnotic rhythms with rich atmospheric textures. Moving beyond the folk-rock and psychedelic influences of his previous work, Pearl fully embraces an ambient, immersive aesthetic that feels both fluid and deeply introspective. The track builds a lush sonic landscape with pulsating beats and layered synths, drawing listeners into a dreamlike state where melody and mood intertwine effortlessly.
Guigan’s ability to evoke emotion without words is on full display here, as Pearl washes over its audience with waves of electronic warmth and subtle dynamic shifts. It’s a song that transports, inviting the listener into a space where sound becomes an experience rather than just a composition. Marking a bold evolution from his Sailors EP, Pearl is a mesmerizing listen that solidifies Guigan’s place in the realm of emotive, exploratory electronic music.
