HYPERSPACE: Best Discoveries of the Week – Episode 150
Hey Space Travellers,
Are we ready for another incredible episode of Hyperspace?
Episode 150 landed, fasten your seatbelts and get ready to depart!
Paul Louis Villani – “Quit Bleeding All Over the Floor”
We are ready to rock this 2026 with Paul Louis Villani and his single “Quit Bleeding All Over the Floor”, but he’s not here to make you comfortable.. and that’s the whole point. This track feels like walking into a room where the volume’s already too loud and the tension’s thick in the air. It’s raw, confrontational, and shamelessly bold. The bass slaps, the drums too, and the whole thing moves like it’s barely being held together, in a good way.
There’s a real sense of pressure baked into the sound. Nothing feels polished or “nice,” but it all feels deliberate. Paul leans into grit, letting the track breathe, snarl, and twist instead of smoothing out the rough edges. It’s the kind of song that demands your attention whether you’re ready or not!
The energy is physical, almost uncomfortable at times, but also weirdly addictive, we would say. This isn’t background music; it’s music that stares back at you. If you’re tired of safe, predictable tracks, this one hits like a jolt of cold water. Unsettling, alive, and impossible to ignore!
Becky Raisman – “Earth Goddesses”
Becky Raisman’s latest project, “Earth Goddesses”, is literally what we call synth-pop magic! We can hear from the first seconds that this EP radiates positivity and empowerment, perfectly capturing the essence of living life to the fullest. All the tracks feel like a mini celebration, honoring resilience, intuition, and that special kind of self-love that hits home.
Musically strikes a beautiful balance: glossy but grounded. With beautiful keys, lush synth pads, and gentle beats, even the heavier themes feel light and uplifting. Becky’s voice is incredibly effortless here, blending strength and warmth, making it feel like she’s right there cheering you on.
What’s truly awesome is the cohesion throughout the album. Every song adds to this vibrant world of empowerment and joy, mixing personal stories with universal feelings. This is the kind of album that can be enjoyed alone or with friends, and trust us, it’s sure to leave you smiling, feeling a spark of confidence, and embracing that warm, inspired sensation you were looking for. Becky has created something that’s not just fun and heartfelt, but absolutely lovable!
CHRIS OLEDUDE – “RAINBOW SOUL (Single Mix)”
Chris Oledude’s latest release, “Rainbow Soul (Single Mix)”, is a song that feels like a deep breath in chaotic times. It’s one of those tracks that grooves first and means something second, and somehow makes both hit harder because of it. Built on warm funk rhythms and old-school R&B vibes, this track carries a message of unity, love, and humanity without ever sounding preachy or stiff.
You can hear the history in it. This isn’t activism-by-numbers, it’s lived experience turned into music. The bass moves with confidence, the chorus lifts you up, and the whole thing feels communal, like something meant to be sung together rather than just streamed alone. There’s joy here, but it’s the kind that comes from knowing the struggle and choosing hope anyway.
What really stands out here is Chris’s sincerity: his delivery feels grounded, honest, and human, like he’s inviting you into a bigger conversation rather than shouting from a podium. This single reminds you that protest music can still groove, still heal, and still bring people together; and honestly, that feels pretty necessary right now.
Night Wolf + Lois Powell – “Lost My Way Home”
Sometimes a song doesn’t try to guide you anywhere; it just sits with you in the mess. “Lost My Way Home” does exactly that. This track feels intimate and unguarded from the first moments, like stepping into someone else’s late-night thoughts without being asked to fix anything.
Night Wolf lays down a moody, cinematic foundation that moves slowly and with intention, never rushing the emotion. It gives the track space to breathe, exactly how we like it. Over that, Lois Powell’s voice lands softly but cuts deep; we can definitely hear some serious skills here. There’s a fragile strength in the way she delivers each verse: calm on the surface, heavy underneath. Nothing feels overworked or performative; it all sounds lived-in and real.
This track has loads of chemistry. You can tell this wasn’t stitched together for convenience.. it feels natural, almost inevitable. The song doesn’t chase big moments or neat resolutions. Instead, it leans into uncertainty, resilience, and the quiet act of keeping yourself together.
It’s reflective, slightly dark, and oddly reassuring; the kind of track that doesn’t promise answers, but makes you feel less alone while you’re searching. Don’t miss out!
Artomatico – “Ciclos”
Some albums don’t really start.. they slowly pull you in, like “Ciclos” by Artomatico, which feels exactly like that: you press play and suddenly you’re inside a loop that’s breathing, shifting, and quietly messing with your sense of time!
The record leans hard into texture and detail. You can almost literally feel the sounds: taps, rattles, grains, pulses, like they’re happening inches from your ears. There’s rhythm, but it’s not here to make you dance; it’s more about grounding you while everything else drifts. It has that unique intimacy without turning into background ambience. You’re meant to listen closely.
What really works here is how repetition is used; nothing feels static. The same ideas come back slightly changed, like memories replayed from different angles. One moment feels microscopic, the next wide and cinematic, then it folds back in on itself.
This project isn’t flashy or loud. It’s patient, tactile, and strangely addictive: the kind of album you loop without noticing, because each pass reveals something new. Simply amazing!
The Ghostly Pulse – “Oh Heavy Rain”
“Oh Heavy Rain” is a track that doesn’t hit you all at once, it just hangs over you, like weather you can’t shake. Created by The Ghostly Pulse, this tune feels exactly like that: slow, steady, and quietly overwhelming.
Built on restraint rather than drama, the song moves at its own pace, letting tension drip in bit by bit. The beat doesn’t rush, the atmosphere stays thick, and the guitars are like a tired heartbeat pushing forward anyway, recorded with a wonderful sound and stunning effects. Vocals feel fragile but controlled, almost like they’re holding something back, which makes every line land harder.
Lyrically and musically, it circles themes of identity, memory, and emotional exhaustion. The rain imagery isn’t just poetic; it feels internal, like a storm you carry around rather than one happening outside. There’s post-punk grit, trip-hop weight, and a very unique darkness that never turns theatrical.
This isn’t just a normal tune.. this is a song that lingers, sinks in, and leaves you sitting with it: heavy, human, and strangely comforting in its honesty.
DIV1NE – “talk2u”
Some songs come from heartbreak, but this one comes from what happens after you finally cut the cord. “talk2u” by DIV1NE feels like that moment where the sadness fades and something sharper, tougher, and more self-aware steps in.
Built on some very unique trap drums with a dark, restless bounce, the track slides between emo rap confessionals and underground techno energy. The beats hit clean but gritty, while the vocals twist and stretch in unexpected ways, brushing up against hyperpop textures without ever losing their edge. There’s pain in the delivery, sure, but there’s also confidence, like someone realizing they’re better off alone than stuck in something toxic.
This track really stands out because of how personal it feels without sounding fragile. DIV1NE isn’t begging or reminiscing; he’s processing, rebuilding, leveling up. It’s DIY music with teeth: raw, emotional, and crazily modern.
This isn’t a breakup song meant to soothe you. It’s the sound of reclaiming control: bruised, buzzing, and moving forward anyway…
WALKING ILLUSION – “CRAZY”
Walking Illusion’s latest single, “Crazy”, is the kind of track that sneaks up on you with a gentle groove and just won’t let go, literally! Montreal-based Alain Boivin and the soulful Audrey Bouchard team up to craft a warm and intimate indie pop vibe, bringing some nostalgic and modern mood. Steady basslines give the song a heartbeat, while Audrey’s impressive voice floats over it like smoke: soulful, understated, and effortlessly emotive.
Lyrically, the song digs into those moments when logic takes a backseat and feelings call the shots; you know, the kind of “madness” that feels perfectly human. Alain’s production is crisp but subtle, letting every little textural detail shine without ever stealing the spotlight. It’s the kind of track you can sink into on repeat, cozying up to its warmth and letting the melodies wash over you.
This single is a confident, immersive opener to their upcoming mini-album “Walking Illusions”, showing the project’s evolution while keeping things emotionally real and sonically smooth.
Melanie Georgiou – “Paralyzed”
You can feel Melanie Georgiou’s love for dance music as soon as her single “Paralyzed” plays. This track is pure London vibes: smooth, melodic, and perfectly balanced between old-school charm and modern electronic energy. Recorded and produced entirely in her home studio, Melanie’s classical background sneaks in through the melodies, giving the song a sense of structure, while the beats make it impossible to stay still, for real!
Her vocals are warm, effortless, floating over the rhythm like she’s guiding you across the dancefloor. There’s a real push-and-pull to the track, tension and release that mirrors the title: it’s about feeling stuck, but still finding the momentum to move forward. The production is tight and polished but never overbearing, blending synths and rhythmic textures in a way that feels alive and organic.
This wonderful single is more than a club track: it’s Melanie staking her claim as an artist who knows how to mix emotion with movement. We’re pretty sure this one will get stuck in your head for a while!
Torrio – “Snakes”
Torrio comes through with some serious heat on “Snakes”, his latest single. Right away, the track drags you into a world where trust is scarce and smiles can be sharper than knives. His production is dark, gritty, and unforgiving, setting the perfect stage for lyrics that cut deep. Torrio’s flow is just incredible here: precise, flipping personal betrayals into lessons in resilience.. every verse feels like a warning and a power boost rolled into one.
The most powerful thing in this track is the honesty in his storytelling. You can feel the sting of deception in lines about people grinning like angels while scheming like fiends, but it never wallows in pain; it’s all about turning that venom into strength. The snare hits, the ominous bass, even the pauses between bars, all drip tension, making you lean in and listen.
This incredible single is literally a streetwise anthem for anyone who’s learned to spot the snakes and rise above.
